Updated: ' Cameron Coxe & 7 others City players released '

[quote="llan bluebird"]I am terribly one eyed with local lads ( I include Ralls in that) we all want them to do well ,as do every club i suppose. But, I saw his MoM debut and remember thinking he wasn't terrible but couldn't see what the fuss was about. I thought he looked shaky in every game. Hopefully he'll find his level in the professional game, but he is going to have to drop a few levels.[/quot



the MOM thing often happens with kids and new signings..
I haven't seen Coxe play well either, but we are not Man City scouts so what do we know ?

Ciaron Brown still turning out for Livingston
He might earn us money when he signs for them or better
Won’t get chance here

UPDATED:

It’s true all been released.

His dad is saying city blocked him going out on loan 4 times and now have released him.



Cameron Coxe released.....

Bit of a shocker but unfortunately yesterday and today 8 Under 23 players have been released by the club.

Cameron being the most high profile of the youngsters.

Steve Morrisons brush is sweeping clean.

Paid up until the end of the season but all eight are clubless having been told they’re not good enough and shown the door.


Looks like Harris and Morison ain’t messing about.






Cardiff City wield the axe as Cameron Coxe one of eight youngsters told they have no future at the club


The Bluebirds have told eight young players they will not be offered fresh terms when their current contracts end and we can confirm once-highly-rated prospect Cameron Coxe is the highest-profile casualty

By Glen Williams

22 FEB 2020


Cameron Coxe is one of eight youngsters who Cardiff City are set to release at the end of their contracts (Image: Ben
Cardiff City have told eight academy prospects their contracts will not be renewed, with Cameron Coxe set to be the highest-profile casualty.

WalesOnline can confirm Coxe, who has been widely-regard as one of the more promising players in Cardiff's academy in recent years, is one of a clutch of youngsters who have been told that they are

not in the Bluebirds' future plans.

Shamar Moore, Jake Evans and Lawrence Wooton are thought to be other players who will leave, while there are a further four, whose identities are as yet unknown, who are also likely to leave upon completion of their current deals.

Coxe, a Wales under-21 international, has been tipped by many fans and ardent followers of the club's under-23s to go on and have a successful career and that might well be the case.

However, it appears his days at Cardiff City are numbered.

The 21-year-old right back was given two senior outings by Neil Harris in the FA Cup games against Carlisle United, but failed to really grab his opportunity with both hands.


It prompted Harris to say repeatedly that Coxe needs to go out on loan to gain some experience of senior football elsewhere, whether that be League One or Two during the transfer window or in the National League thereafter.

It was telling, too, that on transfer deadline day, Harris recruited young Dion Sanderson, a year Coxe's junior, from Wolves to provide back-up to Jazz Richards following the exit of Lee Peltier.

It will come as a shock to many, especially as it was reported Manchester City were once interested in signing the young Bluebird.


"Unfortunately it's true lads," Coxe's father Neil said on Twitter when responding to the rumours.

"It's a shame but it wasn't to be, hopefully he can kick on somewhere else now."



The concerning contract situations of two key Cardiff City stars in limbo and the transfer decision Neil Harris has to make
While reports and rumours on social media claim the players have been released immediately, we can confirm that is in fact not the case and all players will be allowed to run down their contracts.

This does mean, however, the players affected can begin to plan for their futures and other clubs are now free to talk with them and take them on trial.

While Steve Morison took over as Cardiff City's under-23s coach almost a fortnight ago, it is understood this is a decision that was made by the academy management.

Well man city will take coxe start if the season. a promising player.

man city have tried last jan and in the summer to sign him. but the clubs refused to sell him and now been let go.

crazy decision.

Do you actually believe that or are you being sarcastic.

How many commenting moaning about this actually watched the 8 players and saw them train regularly??

As for Cox he's 21 and theres nobody id currently drop in our defence for him.

How many commenting moaning about this actually watched the 8 players and saw them train regularly??

As for Cox he's 21 and theres nobody id currently drop in our defence for him.

Far too sensible a post mate.

How many commenting moaning about this actually watched the 8 players and saw them train regularly??

As for Cox he's 21 and theres nobody id currently drop in our defence for him.

Far too sensible a post mate.

some people just don't want anyone to leave but had we kept every single player that people have moaned about being released over the years our under 23s would now be playing in the veterans league..

Dalman Choo etc know naff all about football

That’s the reason we’re also rans In the worst championship I can ever remember

Brentford took a decision years ago to scrap their academy,all that money and effort served only to produce players for other teams.
Coxe and Co will have time on their side to prove Cardiff wrong,Cardiff don’t.

I take the Coxe to Man City rumour with a pinch of salt, could have been a devious move of an agent. When we signed Scott Malone he was bigged up having reportedly been tracked by Man City and Borussia Dortmund....he was good but not that good!

Does anyone really believe Manchester City were interested?

The type of decision that will come back to bite us like many before him

Name one.

Semi Ajeyi. Though Coxe isn’t good enough for this level. Will end up having a decent lower league career. Brown is the one I’m worried about with his contract up at the end of the year. Should have been starting for us this season. Watch loads of the under 23s and he is the best player we have had in the last decade by quite some distance. If we let him go he will end up eventually being at bigger club than us just like Ajeyi did.


Could have saved millions by promoting Brown instead of wasting all that money on a old average player in Flint.

The type of decision that will come back to bite us like many before him

Name one.

Semi Ajeyi. Though Coxe isn’t good enough for this level. Will end up having a decent lower league career. Brown is the one I’m worried about with his contract up at the end of the year. Should have been starting for us this season. Watch loads of the under 23s and he is the best player we have had in the last decade by quite some distance. If we let him go he will end up eventually being at bigger club than us just like Ajeyi did.


Could have saved millions by promoting Brown instead of wasting all that money on a old average player in Flint.

Certainly did not look out of place in the friendlies i saw him play, even at left back.

Brentford took a decision years ago to scrap their academy,all that money and effort served only to produce players for other teams.
Coxe and Co will have time on their side to prove Cardiff wrong,Cardiff don’t.

Coxe is 22 this year and can't break into a championship side.

Exactly how much time do you want to give him? This isnt a talented 18 year old we're talking about.

Dalman Choo etc know naff all about football

That’s the reason we’re also rans In the worst championship I can ever remember

Nothing to do with Dalman or Choo so what's your point exactly?

Looks like Tan is cutting costs for next season.

Looks like Tan is cutting costs for next season.

Cutting costs? They have just employed Morrison and are going for category 1 academy status

The type of decision that will come back to bite us like many before him

Name one.

Semi Ajeyi. Though Coxe isn’t good enough for this level. Will end up having a decent lower league career. Brown is the one I’m worried about with his contract up at the end of the year. Should have been starting for us this season. Watch loads of the under 23s and he is the best player we have had in the last decade by quite some distance. If we let him go he will end up eventually being at bigger club than us just like Ajeyi did.


Could have saved millions by promoting Brown instead of wasting all that money on a old average player in Flint.

This was addressed earlier. Ajeyi wasnt our youth player, he was Charltons (who let him go) we signed him as a senior player. Of all the players we have released over the last 10 years,( youth and senior) ONE of them ends up playing in a team 10 places above us in the table! Well done Semi Ajayi, managed to prove us (and charlton, Arsenal, Rotherham, wimbledon and crewe) wrong.
Gotta love this forum for going over the top!

Some of the comments here are laughable and clearly without any fact or knowledge of our academy players

I haven't got enough insight as not watched team but as none break into our mud table squad then suggest they move on and we improve our scouting .

When we move up to top academy we'll hopefully find talent coming through

UPDATED:

It’s true all been released.

His dad is saying city blocked him going out on loan 4 times and now have released him.



Cameron Coxe released.....

Bit of a shocker but unfortunately yesterday and today 8 Under 23 players have been released by the club.

Cameron being the most high profile of the youngsters.

Steve Morrisons brush is sweeping clean.

Paid up until the end of the season but all eight are clubless having been told they’re not good enough and shown the door.


Looks like Harris and Morison ain’t messing about.






Cardiff City wield the axe as Cameron Coxe one of eight youngsters told they have no future at the club


The Bluebirds have told eight young players they will not be offered fresh terms when their current contracts end and we can confirm once-highly-rated prospect Cameron Coxe is the highest-profile
casualty

By Glen Williams

22 FEB 2020


Cameron Coxe is one of eight youngsters who Cardiff City are set to release at the end of their contracts (Image: Ben
Cardiff City have told eight academy prospects their contracts will not be renewed, with Cameron Coxe set to be the highest-profile casualty.

WalesOnline can confirm Coxe, who has been widely-regard as one of the more promising players in Cardiff's academy in recent years, is one of a clutch of youngsters who have been told that they are

not in the Bluebirds' future plans.

Shamar Moore, Jake Evans and Lawrence Wooton are thought to be other players who will leave, while there are a further four, whose identities are as yet unknown, who are also likely to leave upon completion of their current deals.

Coxe, a Wales under-21 international, has been tipped by many fans and ardent followers of the club's under-23s to go on and have a successful career and that might well be the case.

However, it appears his days at Cardiff City are numbered.

The 21-year-old right back was given two senior outings by Neil Harris in the FA Cup games against Carlisle United, but failed to really grab his opportunity with both hands.


It prompted Harris to say repeatedly that Coxe needs to go out on loan to gain some experience of senior football elsewhere, whether that be League One or Two during the transfer window or in the National League thereafter.

It was telling, too, that on transfer deadline day, Harris recruited young Dion Sanderson, a year Coxe's junior, from Wolves to provide back-up to Jazz Richards following the exit of Lee Peltier.

It will come as a shock to many, especially as it was reported Manchester City were once interested in signing the young Bluebird.


"Unfortunately it's true lads," Coxe's father Neil said on Twitter when responding to the rumours.

"It's a shame but it wasn't to be, hopefully he can kick on somewhere else now."



The concerning contract situations of two key Cardiff City stars in limbo and the transfer decision Neil Harris has to make
While reports and rumours on social media claim the players have been released immediately, we can confirm that is in fact not the case and all players will be allowed to run down their contracts.

This does mean, however, the players affected can begin to plan for their futures and other clubs are now free to talk with them and take them on trial.

While Steve Morison took over as Cardiff City's under-23s coach almost a fortnight ago, it is understood this is a decision that was made by the academy management.

Well man city will take coxe start if the season. a promising player.

man city have tried last jan and in the summer to sign him. but the clubs refused to sell him and now been let go.

crazy decision.

Do you actually believe that or are you being sarcastic.

Warnock told the board. Coxe shouldnt be sold as he is the future for the club. The club should keep their best talent and not sell them like they have done in the past.

Look at all the other clubs their best homegrown players are given an opportunity. So dont know what is happening to our academy.

Clubs also wanted to take coxe on loan which the club wont do.

very strange to get rid of him.

UPDATED:

It’s true all been released.

His dad is saying city blocked him going out on loan 4 times and now have released him.



Cameron Coxe released.....

Bit of a shocker but unfortunately yesterday and today 8 Under 23 players have been released by the club.

Cameron being the most high profile of the youngsters.

Steve Morrisons brush is sweeping clean.

Paid up until the end of the season but all eight are clubless having been told they’re not good enough and shown the door.


Looks like Harris and Morison ain’t messing about.






Cardiff City wield the axe as Cameron Coxe one of eight youngsters told they have no future at the club


The Bluebirds have told eight young players they will not be offered fresh terms when their current contracts end and we can confirm once-highly-rated prospect Cameron Coxe is the highest-profile
casualty

By Glen Williams

22 FEB 2020


Cameron Coxe is one of eight youngsters who Cardiff City are set to release at the end of their contracts (Image: Ben
Cardiff City have told eight academy prospects their contracts will not be renewed, with Cameron Coxe set to be the highest-profile casualty.

WalesOnline can confirm Coxe, who has been widely-regard as one of the more promising players in Cardiff's academy in recent years, is one of a clutch of youngsters who have been told that they are

not in the Bluebirds' future plans.

Shamar Moore, Jake Evans and Lawrence Wooton are thought to be other players who will leave, while there are a further four, whose identities are as yet unknown, who are also likely to leave upon completion of their current deals.

Coxe, a Wales under-21 international, has been tipped by many fans and ardent followers of the club's under-23s to go on and have a successful career and that might well be the case.

However, it appears his days at Cardiff City are numbered.

The 21-year-old right back was given two senior outings by Neil Harris in the FA Cup games against Carlisle United, but failed to really grab his opportunity with both hands.


It prompted Harris to say repeatedly that Coxe needs to go out on loan to gain some experience of senior football elsewhere, whether that be League One or Two during the transfer window or in the National League thereafter.

It was telling, too, that on transfer deadline day, Harris recruited young Dion Sanderson, a year Coxe's junior, from Wolves to provide back-up to Jazz Richards following the exit of Lee Peltier.

It will come as a shock to many, especially as it was reported Manchester City were once interested in signing the young Bluebird.


"Unfortunately it's true lads," Coxe's father Neil said on Twitter when responding to the rumours.

"It's a shame but it wasn't to be, hopefully he can kick on somewhere else now."



The concerning contract situations of two key Cardiff City stars in limbo and the transfer decision Neil Harris has to make
While reports and rumours on social media claim the players have been released immediately, we can confirm that is in fact not the case and all players will be allowed to run down their contracts.

This does mean, however, the players affected can begin to plan for their futures and other clubs are now free to talk with them and take them on trial.

While Steve Morison took over as Cardiff City's under-23s coach almost a fortnight ago, it is understood this is a decision that was made by the academy management.

Well man city will take coxe start if the season. a promising player.

man city have tried last jan and in the summer to sign him. but the clubs refused to sell him and now been let go.

crazy decision.

Do you actually believe that or are you being sarcastic.

Warnock told the board. Coxe shouldnt be sold as he is the future for the club. The club should keep their best talent and not sell them like they have done in the past.

Look at all the other clubs their best homegrown players are given an opportunity. So dont know what is happening to our academy.

Clubs also wanted to take coxe on loan which the club wont do.

very strange to get rid of him.

1. Man City weren't and arent interested in him.

2. Your telling me Warnock a manager who had no interest un the youth blocked his sale.

3. Is there any part of your post you didn't make up?

UPDATED:

It’s true all been released.

His dad is saying city blocked him going out on loan 4 times and now have released him.



Cameron Coxe released.....

Bit of a shocker but unfortunately yesterday and today 8 Under 23 players have been released by the club.

Cameron being the most high profile of the youngsters.

Steve Morrisons brush is sweeping clean.

Paid up until the end of the season but all eight are clubless having been told they’re not good enough and shown the door.


Looks like Harris and Morison ain’t messing about.






Cardiff City wield the axe as Cameron Coxe one of eight youngsters told they have no future at the club


The Bluebirds have told eight young players they will not be offered fresh terms when their current contracts end and we can confirm once-highly-rated prospect Cameron Coxe is the highest-profile
casualty

By Glen Williams

22 FEB 2020


Cameron Coxe is one of eight youngsters who Cardiff City are set to release at the end of their contracts (Image: Ben
Cardiff City have told eight academy prospects their contracts will not be renewed, with Cameron Coxe set to be the highest-profile casualty.

WalesOnline can confirm Coxe, who has been widely-regard as one of the more promising players in Cardiff's academy in recent years, is one of a clutch of youngsters who have been told that they are

not in the Bluebirds' future plans.

Shamar Moore, Jake Evans and Lawrence Wooton are thought to be other players who will leave, while there are a further four, whose identities are as yet unknown, who are also likely to leave upon completion of their current deals.

Coxe, a Wales under-21 international, has been tipped by many fans and ardent followers of the club's under-23s to go on and have a successful career and that might well be the case.

However, it appears his days at Cardiff City are numbered.

The 21-year-old right back was given two senior outings by Neil Harris in the FA Cup games against Carlisle United, but failed to really grab his opportunity with both hands.


It prompted Harris to say repeatedly that Coxe needs to go out on loan to gain some experience of senior football elsewhere, whether that be League One or Two during the transfer window or in the National League thereafter.

It was telling, too, that on transfer deadline day, Harris recruited young Dion Sanderson, a year Coxe's junior, from Wolves to provide back-up to Jazz Richards following the exit of Lee Peltier.

It will come as a shock to many, especially as it was reported Manchester City were once interested in signing the young Bluebird.


"Unfortunately it's true lads," Coxe's father Neil said on Twitter when responding to the rumours.

"It's a shame but it wasn't to be, hopefully he can kick on somewhere else now."



The concerning contract situations of two key Cardiff City stars in limbo and the transfer decision Neil Harris has to make
While reports and rumours on social media claim the players have been released immediately, we can confirm that is in fact not the case and all players will be allowed to run down their contracts.

This does mean, however, the players affected can begin to plan for their futures and other clubs are now free to talk with them and take them on trial.

While Steve Morison took over as Cardiff City's under-23s coach almost a fortnight ago, it is understood this is a decision that was made by the academy management.

Well man city will take coxe start if the season. a promising player.

man city have tried last jan and in the summer to sign him. but the clubs refused to sell him and now been let go.

crazy decision.

Do you actually believe that or are you being sarcastic.

Warnock told the board. Coxe shouldnt be sold as he is the future for the club. The club should keep their best talent and not sell them like they have done in the past.

Look at all the other clubs their best homegrown players are given an opportunity. So dont know what is happening to our academy.

Clubs also wanted to take coxe on loan which the club wont do.

very strange to get rid of him.

1. Man City weren't and arent interested in him.

2. Your telling me Warnock a manager who had no interest un the youth blocked his sale.

3. Is there any part of your post you didn't make up?

Multiple loans were agreed for the club to pull out at the last minute despite all the arrangements being sorted FACT

UPDATED:

It’s true all been released.

His dad is saying city blocked him going out on loan 4 times and now have released him.



Cameron Coxe released.....

Bit of a shocker but unfortunately yesterday and today 8 Under 23 players have been released by the club.

Cameron being the most high profile of the youngsters.

Steve Morrisons brush is sweeping clean.

Paid up until the end of the season but all eight are clubless having been told they’re not good enough and shown the door.


Looks like Harris and Morison ain’t messing about.






Cardiff City wield the axe as Cameron Coxe one of eight youngsters told they have no future at the club


The Bluebirds have told eight young players they will not be offered fresh terms when their current contracts end and we can confirm once-highly-rated prospect Cameron Coxe is the highest-profile
casualty

By Glen Williams

22 FEB 2020


Cameron Coxe is one of eight youngsters who Cardiff City are set to release at the end of their contracts (Image: Ben
Cardiff City have told eight academy prospects their contracts will not be renewed, with Cameron Coxe set to be the highest-profile casualty.

WalesOnline can confirm Coxe, who has been widely-regard as one of the more promising players in Cardiff's academy in recent years, is one of a clutch of youngsters who have been told that they are

not in the Bluebirds' future plans.

Shamar Moore, Jake Evans and Lawrence Wooton are thought to be other players who will leave, while there are a further four, whose identities are as yet unknown, who are also likely to leave upon completion of their current deals.

Coxe, a Wales under-21 international, has been tipped by many fans and ardent followers of the club's under-23s to go on and have a successful career and that might well be the case.

However, it appears his days at Cardiff City are numbered.

The 21-year-old right back was given two senior outings by Neil Harris in the FA Cup games against Carlisle United, but failed to really grab his opportunity with both hands.


It prompted Harris to say repeatedly that Coxe needs to go out on loan to gain some experience of senior football elsewhere, whether that be League One or Two during the transfer window or in the National League thereafter.

It was telling, too, that on transfer deadline day, Harris recruited young Dion Sanderson, a year Coxe's junior, from Wolves to provide back-up to Jazz Richards following the exit of Lee Peltier.

It will come as a shock to many, especially as it was reported Manchester City were once interested in signing the young Bluebird.


"Unfortunately it's true lads," Coxe's father Neil said on Twitter when responding to the rumours.

"It's a shame but it wasn't to be, hopefully he can kick on somewhere else now."



The concerning contract situations of two key Cardiff City stars in limbo and the transfer decision Neil Harris has to make
While reports and rumours on social media claim the players have been released immediately, we can confirm that is in fact not the case and all players will be allowed to run down their contracts.

This does mean, however, the players affected can begin to plan for their futures and other clubs are now free to talk with them and take them on trial.

While Steve Morison took over as Cardiff City's under-23s coach almost a fortnight ago, it is understood this is a decision that was made by the academy management.

Well man city will take coxe start if the season. a promising player.

man city have tried last jan and in the summer to sign him. but the clubs refused to sell him and now been let go.

crazy decision.

Do you actually believe that or are you being sarcastic.

Warnock told the board. Coxe shouldnt be sold as he is the future for the club. The club should keep their best talent and not sell them like they have done in the past.

Look at all the other clubs their best homegrown players are given an opportunity. So dont know what is happening to our academy.

Clubs also wanted to take coxe on loan which the club wont do.

very strange to get rid of him.

1. Man City weren't and arent interested in him.

2. Your telling me Warnock a manager who had no interest un the youth blocked his sale.

3. Is there any part of your post you didn't make up?

Multiple loans were agreed for the club to pull out at the last minute despite all the arrangements being sorted FACT

If it’s a FACT prove it!!

Bluebirdwhitchurch prove multiple loans were agreed and stopped by the club.

I'm gonna a take a guess and say you can't

But you'll call it FACT.

Bluebirdwhitchurch prove multiple loans were agreed and stopped by the club.

I'm gonna a take a guess and say you can't

But you'll call it FACT.

Don’t personally know him aside from meeting him briefly through acquaintances but through the grapevine know that he had a loan to Rotherham 100% agreed, living accommodation sorted for the club to pull the plug at the last minute.

Knowing that, and the fact his own dad has stated that this happened 4 times on twitter makes me comfortable dropping FACT

At the end of the day He was a city player and if the club decided to pull the plug on any loan deals that football He wants to be a footballer so he has to accept it
If Man City were interested last Jan then the club has done him a favour Think if the signing on fee he could get a Man City. At his time a city he would have been paid well for his age so don’t think the club have treated him badly but just like 90% of players who are on the fringes of squads
I hope for the kids sake he goes on to better things if he is capable