I really wouldn't go down the history route because Swansea gets an absolute whipping in that department.Poor cousins ?, when was the last time that the Bluebirds was in the top division ?, the Swans have been there on two different occasions since Cardiff last played in the top tier.
Yeah, don't worry, your main threat is Leicester and, as a lifelong fan, I can assure you we'll fuck it up. Millwall ffs
This is why the Championship is so much better than the Premiership: it can mix it up anywhichway.I think it's probably yours. Congrats.
The fact that Leicester were still in the running until today shows just how average everyone has been this year. We only had back to back wins twice this season!
Yeah, although this year, top two aside, it's felt a bit like a competition to be the least worst.
Yeah, although this year, top two aside, it's felt a bit like a competition to be the least worst.
Poor cousins ?, when was the last time that the Bluebirds was in the top division ?, the Swans have been there on two different occasions since Cardiff last played in the top tier.
Yeah - that's a truly terrible result for them against the bottom team.Boro only managing a draw is the big result, four points clear of them now and they've still got to play Southampton.
Boro only managing a draw is the big result, four points clear of them now and they've still got to play Southampton.
1927 must be excited by that prospect of us v them
Good point hadn't thought of that Tangerine Nightmare!Anyone but Blackpool!
We'd 'ave 'em this time.Anyone but Blackpool!
But...Mark Hudson's wonder goal sealed victory for Cardiff City against visiting Derby County and strengthened their grip on the play-offs.
The defender was a good 10 yards inside his own half when he unleashed a huge kick that caught out Frank Fielding as the ball sailed overthe keeper's head.
Joe Mason had given Cardiff the lead when he reacted quickest to poke home after Kenny Miller had hit the post.
I likey!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17661588The loss was harsh on Derby, who looked the better side for long periods.
We'd 'ave 'em this time.
CAPTAIN Mark Hudson admitted feeling 'embarrassed' after his wonder goal, scored from 68 yards, secured a 2-0 victory for Cardiff City against Derby County.The Bluebirds were defending a 1-0 lead when Hudson smashed a shot high over County keeper Frank Fielding.The strike sparked wild celebrations inside Cardiff City Stadium, with Hudson saying afterwards: "I feel a bit embarassed about it - I didn't expect that to go in."Hudson's strike was further out than David Beckham's magnificent goal scored for Manchester United against Wimbledon in the 1990s, and the skipper added: "I took a touch and the ball sat up. Thousands of fans were shouting 'shoot' and the keeper was off his line.Read Morehttp://www.walesonline.co.uk/footballnation/football-news/2012/04/17/cardiff-city-skipper-mark-hudson-embarrassed-after-senstaional-68-yard-goal-91466-30782860/#ixzz1sL10MSXL