' Cardiff City '
Mon Mar 10, 2014 10:08 pm
Monday 10th March 2014
' Cardiff City confident of staying up after Fulham win ' - Jordon Mutch
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Cardiff City's Jordon Mutch says the Bluebirds are confident of maintaining their Premier League status after Saturday's 3-1 win over Fulham.
The ex-England Under-21 midfielder set up Cardiff's second goal as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side climbed to 18th, level on points with West Brom in 17th.
Manager Solskjaer says his side need to win four of their last nine fixtures.
"Who's to say we can't win six or seven of those games, with the confidence we've got at the minute?" said Mutch.
' Cardiff's City remaining fixtures '
15 March: Everton (away)
22 March: Liverpool (home)
29 March: West Brom (away)
5 April: Crystal Palace (home)
12 April: Southampton (away)
19 April: Stoke (home)
27 April: Sunderland (away)
3 May: Newcastle (away)
11 May: Chelsea (home)
"We've always had that belief. Two to three weeks ago, we always knew we could get out of it.
"This is just one result so let's not get too excited. I think we've just got to take it one game at a time."
The Bluebirds are only in the relegation zone on goal difference and still have to play teams in and around them in the table.
Their next match is at seventh-placed Everton on Saturday.
Cardiff held Roberto Martinez's team to a 0-0 draw earlier in the season.
Mutch has been impressed with the job the Spaniard has done at Goodison Park since taking over in the summer, but hopes City can at least repeat their result against the Toffees.
"I think they are better this season under Martinez. I think they play a lot better football," said Mutch.
"Hopefully we can combat that and get something out of the game.
"We've got some good players in the squad, so they are not short of confidence as it is.
"But winning creates a good habit, so hopefully we can take that into next weekend.
"We'll go there and look to get three points."
' Cardiff City confident of staying up after Fulham win ' - Jordon Mutch
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=136878
Cardiff City's Jordon Mutch says the Bluebirds are confident of maintaining their Premier League status after Saturday's 3-1 win over Fulham.
The ex-England Under-21 midfielder set up Cardiff's second goal as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side climbed to 18th, level on points with West Brom in 17th.
Manager Solskjaer says his side need to win four of their last nine fixtures.
"Who's to say we can't win six or seven of those games, with the confidence we've got at the minute?" said Mutch.
' Cardiff's City remaining fixtures '
15 March: Everton (away)
22 March: Liverpool (home)
29 March: West Brom (away)
5 April: Crystal Palace (home)
12 April: Southampton (away)
19 April: Stoke (home)
27 April: Sunderland (away)
3 May: Newcastle (away)
11 May: Chelsea (home)
"We've always had that belief. Two to three weeks ago, we always knew we could get out of it.
"This is just one result so let's not get too excited. I think we've just got to take it one game at a time."
The Bluebirds are only in the relegation zone on goal difference and still have to play teams in and around them in the table.
Their next match is at seventh-placed Everton on Saturday.
Cardiff held Roberto Martinez's team to a 0-0 draw earlier in the season.
Mutch has been impressed with the job the Spaniard has done at Goodison Park since taking over in the summer, but hopes City can at least repeat their result against the Toffees.
"I think they are better this season under Martinez. I think they play a lot better football," said Mutch.
"Hopefully we can combat that and get something out of the game.
"We've got some good players in the squad, so they are not short of confidence as it is.
"But winning creates a good habit, so hopefully we can take that into next weekend.
"We'll go there and look to get three points."
Re: ' Cardiff City '
Mon Mar 10, 2014 10:53 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Monday 10th March 2014
' Cardiff City confident of staying up after Fulham win ' - Jordon Mutch
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=136878
Cardiff City's Jordon Mutch says the Bluebirds are confident of maintaining their Premier League status after Saturday's 3-1 win over Fulham.
The ex-England Under-21 midfielder set up Cardiff's second goal as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side climbed to 18th, level on points with West Brom in 17th.
Manager Solskjaer says his side need to win four of their last nine fixtures.
"Who's to say we can't win six or seven of those games, with the confidence we've got at the minute?" said Mutch.
' Cardiff's City remaining fixtures '
15 March: Everton (away)
22 March: Liverpool (home)
29 March: West Brom (away)
5 April: Crystal Palace (home)
12 April: Southampton (away)
19 April: Stoke (home)
27 April: Sunderland (away)
3 May: Newcastle (away)
11 May: Chelsea (home)
"We've always had that belief. Two to three weeks ago, we always knew we could get out of it.
"This is just one result so let's not get too excited. I think we've just got to take it one game at a time."
The Bluebirds are only in the relegation zone on goal difference and still have to play teams in and around them in the table.
Their next match is at seventh-placed Everton on Saturday.
Cardiff held Roberto Martinez's team to a 0-0 draw earlier in the season.
Mutch has been impressed with the job the Spaniard has done at Goodison Park since taking over in the summer, but hopes City can at least repeat their result against the Toffees.
"I think they are better this season under Martinez. I think they play a lot better football," said Mutch.
"Hopefully we can combat that and get something out of the game.
"We've got some good players in the squad, so they are not short of confidence as it is.
"But winning creates a good habit, so hopefully we can take that into next weekend.
"We'll go there and look to get three points."
Nice, great attitude.thanks ;
Re: ' Cardiff City '
Mon Mar 10, 2014 10:56 pm
We beat Fulham that was one of the worst sides to come to the CCS. True or not so calm down. We are playing Everton away next. Hmmmm
Re: ' Cardiff City '
Tue Mar 11, 2014 8:36 pm
One Small Step at a Time....
Re: ' Cardiff City '
Tue Mar 11, 2014 9:39 pm
Really rate Everton play some nice stuff and have got players to mix it up as well. A point would be massive. Wouldn't of expected anything up there a couple of months ago only blind optimism says we'll get anything now. Would be great though