" Malky Mackay comments after draw at Hull C Today "
Sat Sep 14, 2013 5:49 pm
Premier League: Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay deems his side worthy of a point
September 14th 2013
Malky Mackay: Praising the strength and resilience shown by his Cardiff City squad
Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay believes his side came away with a worthy point on Saturday after they drew 1-1 with Hull City at the KC Stadium.
The Bluebirds had to come from behind to rescue a point after they went down to a first-half Curtis Davis header on the stroke of half time at the KC Stadium.
Peter Whittingham completed a delightful Cardiff move to level proceedings and Mackay believes his side are displaying top-flight quality.
Mackay's men came away with a point meaning their opening four Premier League fixtures have yielded five points, leaving them well poised in the middle of the table.
"It was probably a fair point for both side," he said. "Both teams had their periods of dominance throughout the game and it ended all square.
"We both had chances other than the goals, a couple of weeks ago we scored a goal against Manchester City with 17 passes and today we scored one of the best goals since I came to the club two years ago.
Cardiff manager Malky Mackay hailed his side's resilience following their one all draw with Hull.
"I think it was two teams that went hard at it and we are two teams who have made a comfortable start in this league. It probably was a fair result in the end."
The result comes just two weeks after Cardiff came from behind to produce a stunning 3-2 victory over Manchester City and Mackay hailed the talent displayed by his squad.
"The character and resilience of the team is a positive, that's twice we have come from losing positions to get something.
"Losing David Marshall and Craig Bellamy to injury on international duty is disappointing but on the flip side having top quality international footballers, the fact is they have to play for their country.
"The strength and depth of people coming in and performing today really shows where we are at as a club."
Next on the bill for the Bluebirds is the visit of big spenders Tottenham Hotspur to the Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday.
September 14th 2013
Malky Mackay: Praising the strength and resilience shown by his Cardiff City squad
Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay believes his side came away with a worthy point on Saturday after they drew 1-1 with Hull City at the KC Stadium.
The Bluebirds had to come from behind to rescue a point after they went down to a first-half Curtis Davis header on the stroke of half time at the KC Stadium.
Peter Whittingham completed a delightful Cardiff move to level proceedings and Mackay believes his side are displaying top-flight quality.
Mackay's men came away with a point meaning their opening four Premier League fixtures have yielded five points, leaving them well poised in the middle of the table.
"It was probably a fair point for both side," he said. "Both teams had their periods of dominance throughout the game and it ended all square.
"We both had chances other than the goals, a couple of weeks ago we scored a goal against Manchester City with 17 passes and today we scored one of the best goals since I came to the club two years ago.
Cardiff manager Malky Mackay hailed his side's resilience following their one all draw with Hull.
"I think it was two teams that went hard at it and we are two teams who have made a comfortable start in this league. It probably was a fair result in the end."
The result comes just two weeks after Cardiff came from behind to produce a stunning 3-2 victory over Manchester City and Mackay hailed the talent displayed by his squad.
"The character and resilience of the team is a positive, that's twice we have come from losing positions to get something.
"Losing David Marshall and Craig Bellamy to injury on international duty is disappointing but on the flip side having top quality international footballers, the fact is they have to play for their country.
"The strength and depth of people coming in and performing today really shows where we are at as a club."
Next on the bill for the Bluebirds is the visit of big spenders Tottenham Hotspur to the Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday.
Re: " Malky Mackay comments after draw at Hull C Today "
Sat Sep 14, 2013 7:27 pm
Fair words I'd say. I fist you Malky. 
Re: " Malky Mackay comments after draw at Hull C Today "
Sat Sep 14, 2013 7:37 pm
Otto wrote:Fair words I'd say. I fist you Malky.
I really hope you don't.
Re: " Malky Mackay comments after draw at Hull C Today "
Sat Sep 14, 2013 7:40 pm
Otto wrote:Fair words I'd say. I fist you Malky.
Re: " Malky Mackay comments after draw at Hull C Today "
Sat Sep 14, 2013 7:48 pm
It's just a cyber fist.
Do you think I should
instead?
Do you think I should
instead?