David Marshall Refuses be drawn in to his future at City

David Marshall Refuses be drawn in to his future at City
By Peter Hanson

Wednesday 2nd Apr 2014.

The Scotland international, who has been in fine form despite a turbulent season for the Bluebirds, is not thinking about his future and is determined to stay in the top flight

Cardiff City goalkeeper David Marshall is refusing to be drawn on his future while the club remain mired in a relegation battle.

The Scotland international has been one of the Bluebirds' most reliable performers in a difficult first season in the Premier League for the Welsh outfit.



11/4 Cardiff City are 11/4 with Paddy Power to stay upPoor results on the pitch have left Cardiff three points adrift of safety, while off-field turmoil - including the controversial dismissal of former manager Malky Mackay - has also contributed to a frustrating campaign for supporters.

Marshall's performances this season - which have seen him record more saves than any other keeper in the top flight - have alerted the interest of other clubs, but the former Celtic hot-stopper is only interested in Cardiff's battle against the drop.

"I am desperate right now to try to help keep this club in the Premier League," he told Wales Online.

"At this moment in time my personal career does not really come into it. I am going to be judged over these last games now.

"That's me, all the other players and the club as a whole. I will be concentrating now on keeping Cardiff up. We've got a huge game coming up against Crystal Palace (on Saturday).

"The focus is on that and getting the three points. That is the main aim right now."

Spurs, probably even if we stay up.

I have a feeling he will stay. Don't know know why.

Even if he does go it will have to be for at least £7m because of his contract extension

Heard Barcelona have enquired about him lol

He's just signed a new contract, so if we go down and he wants to stay in the Prem, we'll get a good fee for him. Hopefully it won't come to that and we'll stay up, I've got a good feeling we'll stay up
If the worst happens and we go down, then I wouldn't blame Marshall for wanting to go, he's too good for the Championship!

Everton I think, and Caulker to Liverpool.

Let's hope he is on form Saturday, I don't think he was on best form last week, and on another day he would have saved some of those shots, especially the one through his legs on the near post .....

If we go down, Moore is more than capable of stepping in and doing a decent job