' Cardiff City Stars will be away again '

Cardiff City Stars will be away again on International Duty, so fingers cross, no injuries.


Cardiff City's international stars facing more round the world trips as World Cup qualifiers loom
2nd Oct 2013


The likes of Kim Bo-Kyung and Gary Medel will be heading far afield as South Korea face Brazil and Mali, while Chile take on Columbia and Ecuador


Kim Bo-Kyung, Cardiff City’s creative midfield player, is preparing to face the boys from Brazil.

Bluebirds ace Kim is in South Korea’s squad for their friendly matches against Brazil at the Seoul World Cup Stadium and Mali, at Cheonan 90 miles away, during the international break which starts after City’s Premier League home match against Newcastle United this Saturday.

Korea have already qualified for the World Cup finals in Brazil next year, finishing second in their group behind Iran.

Coach Hong Myungbo has announced a 25-man squad, including Kim, for the two friendlies.

In-form Sunderland midfielder Ki Sung Yueng is back in the national team after injury.

Gary Medel flies out to join Chile’s squad for their World Cup qualifiers against Colombia away next Friday and Ecuador at home in Santiago the following Tuesday.

Chile are already close to qualification and can make sure over these two matches.



Kim and Medel, along with City’s other internationals, return to Cardiff after completing their international commitments and go straight into the Bluebirds’ Premier League match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Aron Gunnarsson, Iceland’s captain, is another City player dreaming of being in Brazil next summer. Iceland have a solid chance of making that trip, but have to produce the right results against Cyprus at home next Friday and then Norway away.

They are within reach of claiming a World Cup play-off spot as one of the best eight runners-up from the nine European qualification groups.


Kim Bo-Kyung

Cardiff City Stars will be away again on International Duty, so fingers cross, no injuries.


Cardiff City's international stars facing more round the world trips as World Cup qualifiers loom
2nd Oct 2013


The likes of Kim Bo-Kyung and Gary Medel will be heading far afield as South Korea face Brazil and Mali, while Chile take on Columbia and Ecuador


Kim Bo-Kyung, Cardiff City’s creative midfield player, is preparing to face the boys from Brazil.

Bluebirds ace Kim is in South Korea’s squad for their friendly matches against Brazil at the Seoul World Cup Stadium and Mali, at Cheonan 90 miles away, during the international break which starts after City’s Premier League home match against Newcastle United this Saturday.

Korea have already qualified for the World Cup finals in Brazil next year, finishing second in their group behind Iran.

Coach Hong Myungbo has announced a 25-man squad, including Kim, for the two friendlies.

In-form Sunderland midfielder Ki Sung Yueng is back in the national team after injury.

Gary Medel flies out to join Chile’s squad for their World Cup qualifiers against Colombia away next Friday and Ecuador at home in Santiago the following Tuesday.

Chile are already close to qualification and can make sure over these two matches.



Kim and Medel, along with City’s other internationals, return to Cardiff after completing their international commitments and go straight into the Bluebirds’ Premier League match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Aron Gunnarsson, Iceland’s captain, is another City player dreaming of being in Brazil next summer. Iceland have a solid chance of making that trip, but have to produce the right results against Cyprus at home next Friday and then Norway away.

They are within reach of claiming a World Cup play-off spot as one of the best eight runners-up from the nine European qualification groups.


Kim Bo-Kyung

At least we can write off the chelsea game anyway so a few niggles are welcome wont make much difference were not relying on 3 points at stamford bridge

Cardiff City Stars will be away again on International Duty, so fingers cross, no injuries.


Cardiff City's international stars facing more round the world trips as World Cup qualifiers loom
2nd Oct 2013


The likes of Kim Bo-Kyung and Gary Medel will be heading far afield as South Korea face Brazil and Mali, while Chile take on Columbia and Ecuador


Kim Bo-Kyung, Cardiff City’s creative midfield player, is preparing to face the boys from Brazil.

Bluebirds ace Kim is in South Korea’s squad for their friendly matches against Brazil at the Seoul World Cup Stadium and Mali, at Cheonan 90 miles away, during the international break which starts after City’s Premier League home match against Newcastle United this Saturday.

Korea have already qualified for the World Cup finals in Brazil next year, finishing second in their group behind Iran.

Coach Hong Myungbo has announced a 25-man squad, including Kim, for the two friendlies.

In-form Sunderland midfielder Ki Sung Yueng is back in the national team after injury.

Gary Medel flies out to join Chile’s squad for their World Cup qualifiers against Colombia away next Friday and Ecuador at home in Santiago the following Tuesday.

Chile are already close to qualification and can make sure over these two matches.



Kim and Medel, along with City’s other internationals, return to Cardiff after completing their international commitments and go straight into the Bluebirds’ Premier League match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Aron Gunnarsson, Iceland’s captain, is another City player dreaming of being in Brazil next summer. Iceland have a solid chance of making that trip, but have to produce the right results against Cyprus at home next Friday and then Norway away.

They are within reach of claiming a World Cup play-off spot as one of the best eight runners-up from the nine European qualification groups.


Kim Bo-Kyung

At least we can write off the chelsea game anyway so a few niggles are welcome wont make much difference were not relying on 3 points at stamford bridge

Hope our players haven't got the same attitude

Cardiff City Stars will be away again on International Duty, so fingers cross, no injuries.


Cardiff City's international stars facing more round the world trips as World Cup qualifiers loom
2nd Oct 2013


The likes of Kim Bo-Kyung and Gary Medel will be heading far afield as South Korea face Brazil and Mali, while Chile take on Columbia and Ecuador


Kim Bo-Kyung, Cardiff City’s creative midfield player, is preparing to face the boys from Brazil.

Bluebirds ace Kim is in South Korea’s squad for their friendly matches against Brazil at the Seoul World Cup Stadium and Mali, at Cheonan 90 miles away, during the international break which starts after City’s Premier League home match against Newcastle United this Saturday.

Korea have already qualified for the World Cup finals in Brazil next year, finishing second in their group behind Iran.

Coach Hong Myungbo has announced a 25-man squad, including Kim, for the two friendlies.

In-form Sunderland midfielder Ki Sung Yueng is back in the national team after injury.

Gary Medel flies out to join Chile’s squad for their World Cup qualifiers against Colombia away next Friday and Ecuador at home in Santiago the following Tuesday.

Chile are already close to qualification and can make sure over these two matches.



Kim and Medel, along with City’s other internationals, return to Cardiff after completing their international commitments and go straight into the Bluebirds’ Premier League match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Aron Gunnarsson, Iceland’s captain, is another City player dreaming of being in Brazil next summer. Iceland have a solid chance of making that trip, but have to produce the right results against Cyprus at home next Friday and then Norway away.

They are within reach of claiming a World Cup play-off spot as one of the best eight runners-up from the nine European qualification groups.


Kim Bo-Kyung

At least we can write off the chelsea game anyway so a few niggles are welcome wont make much difference were not relying on 3 points at stamford bridge

Why can't we get a result at Chelsea?

Cardiff City Stars will be away again on International Duty, so fingers cross, no injuries.


Cardiff City's international stars facing more round the world trips as World Cup qualifiers loom
2nd Oct 2013


The likes of Kim Bo-Kyung and Gary Medel will be heading far afield as South Korea face Brazil and Mali, while Chile take on Columbia and Ecuador


Kim Bo-Kyung, Cardiff City’s creative midfield player, is preparing to face the boys from Brazil.

Bluebirds ace Kim is in South Korea’s squad for their friendly matches against Brazil at the Seoul World Cup Stadium and Mali, at Cheonan 90 miles away, during the international break which starts after City’s Premier League home match against Newcastle United this Saturday.

Korea have already qualified for the World Cup finals in Brazil next year, finishing second in their group behind Iran.

Coach Hong Myungbo has announced a 25-man squad, including Kim, for the two friendlies.

In-form Sunderland midfielder Ki Sung Yueng is back in the national team after injury.

Gary Medel flies out to join Chile’s squad for their World Cup qualifiers against Colombia away next Friday and Ecuador at home in Santiago the following Tuesday.

Chile are already close to qualification and can make sure over these two matches.



Kim and Medel, along with City’s other internationals, return to Cardiff after completing their international commitments and go straight into the Bluebirds’ Premier League match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Aron Gunnarsson, Iceland’s captain, is another City player dreaming of being in Brazil next summer. Iceland have a solid chance of making that trip, but have to produce the right results against Cyprus at home next Friday and then Norway away.

They are within reach of claiming a World Cup play-off spot as one of the best eight runners-up from the nine European qualification groups.


Kim Bo-Kyung

At least we can write off the chelsea game anyway so a few niggles are welcome wont make much difference were not relying on 3 points at stamford bridge

I understand we are underdogs and it will be incredibly hard at Chelsea but we can't go in with an attitude like that.