' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 10:41 am
Steven Caulker and Fraizer Campbell have been left behind and don't figure in Ole's future plans.
Of course poor Craig Noone through injury has stayed as well.
As we speak City are in the middle of sorting out a deal with Inter Milan on Gary Medel, Medel is currently at home in Chile.
Of course poor Craig Noone through injury has stayed as well.
As we speak City are in the middle of sorting out a deal with Inter Milan on Gary Medel, Medel is currently at home in Chile.
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 10:44 am
Forever Blue wrote:Steven Caulker and Fraizer Campbell have been left behind and don't figure in Ole's future plans.
Of course poor Craig Noone through injury has stayed as well.
That's comforting.
At least ole is happy to make his decisions and not hang around on players.
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 10:48 am
its good that these want-away players arent around the main squad. Hopefully all three will be gone by the time they come back
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 10:49 am
By
Terry Phillips
Steven Caulker and Fraizer Campbell were two of the big names missing from Cardiff City's squad when the Bluebirds set off for their pre-season tour to Austria.
Both players are in the throes of securing transfers away from Cardiff and back to the Premier League.
Central defender Caulker has been linked with QPR, Liverpool, Crystal Palace and Southampton, while striker Campbell has had talks with Leicester City and Palace.
Both have release clauses in their contracts and are able to negotiate for a return to the top flight.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will not select them until they have made a decision about their futures.
Gary Medel, who is at home in Chile having treatment on a thigh injury sustained during the World Cup, also looks certain to be moving on from Cardiff with Inter Milan among the clubs interested.
Craig Noone has also remained at home as he has a scan on a persistent groin problem.
Kim Bo Kyung, Juan Cala, Kagisho Dikgacoi and Kenwyne Jones WERE among the players who travelled to Heathrow this morning.
None of the four have been involved in Cardiff's two pre-season fixtures so far, against Carmarthen and Bath, but will play in Austria.
Kim has rejoined Cardiff after being given extra time off after the World Cup, linking up with the squad in time for their trip to Austria.
Cala has been in pre-season training, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer decided he wasn't quite ready for matches.
Dikgacoi is the only one of the five new signings yet to play. The frustration is that Dikgacoi's debut is being delayed by paperwork.
He will not join Cardiff on tour in Austria, but may play for the under-21 development team against Haverfordwest next week.
Former Stoke City forward Jones is back with the Bluebirds after being given extra time to sort out a family issue.
Slovakian midfield player Filip Kiss, who was on loan at Scottish Premier League Ross County last season, and Slovenian striker Etien Velikonja are both are both in the City group, who play three matches during a week-long stay in the Austrian Tyrol.
Terry Phillips
Steven Caulker and Fraizer Campbell were two of the big names missing from Cardiff City's squad when the Bluebirds set off for their pre-season tour to Austria.
Both players are in the throes of securing transfers away from Cardiff and back to the Premier League.
Central defender Caulker has been linked with QPR, Liverpool, Crystal Palace and Southampton, while striker Campbell has had talks with Leicester City and Palace.
Both have release clauses in their contracts and are able to negotiate for a return to the top flight.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will not select them until they have made a decision about their futures.
Gary Medel, who is at home in Chile having treatment on a thigh injury sustained during the World Cup, also looks certain to be moving on from Cardiff with Inter Milan among the clubs interested.
Craig Noone has also remained at home as he has a scan on a persistent groin problem.
Kim Bo Kyung, Juan Cala, Kagisho Dikgacoi and Kenwyne Jones WERE among the players who travelled to Heathrow this morning.
None of the four have been involved in Cardiff's two pre-season fixtures so far, against Carmarthen and Bath, but will play in Austria.
Kim has rejoined Cardiff after being given extra time off after the World Cup, linking up with the squad in time for their trip to Austria.
Cala has been in pre-season training, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer decided he wasn't quite ready for matches.
Dikgacoi is the only one of the five new signings yet to play. The frustration is that Dikgacoi's debut is being delayed by paperwork.
He will not join Cardiff on tour in Austria, but may play for the under-21 development team against Haverfordwest next week.
Former Stoke City forward Jones is back with the Bluebirds after being given extra time to sort out a family issue.
Slovakian midfield player Filip Kiss, who was on loan at Scottish Premier League Ross County last season, and Slovenian striker Etien Velikonja are both are both in the City group, who play three matches during a week-long stay in the Austrian Tyrol.
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 11:29 am
So one part of this article says dikgachoi has gone to Austria then the other bit says he hasent so is he out there or what?
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 11:59 am
I gather he can play friendlies but not league games etc so i would take it that he in austria 
Edit that he IS in Austria
Edit that he IS in Austria
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 12:07 pm
Great news if Mutch stays and if we can get noone back fit and to his best 
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 12:11 pm
CardiffCityBlue wrote:Great news if Mutch stays and if we can get noone back fit and to his best
In my opinion mutch has to be kept at the club at all cost, he has a great future in the game, hopefully with us.
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 12:42 pm
Kim Bo Kyung, Juan Cala, Kagisho Dikgacoi and Kenwyne Jones WERE among the players who travelled to Heathrow this morning.
Dikgacoi is the only one of the five new signings yet to play. The frustration is that Dikgacoi's debut is being delayed by paperwork.
He will not join Cardiff on tour in Austria, but may play for the under-21 development team against Haverfordwest next week.
Which is it?
Dikgacoi is the only one of the five new signings yet to play. The frustration is that Dikgacoi's debut is being delayed by paperwork.
He will not join Cardiff on tour in Austria, but may play for the under-21 development team against Haverfordwest next week.
Which is it?
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 1:40 pm
PartyWithOle wrote:Kim Bo Kyung, Juan Cala, Kagisho Dikgacoi and Kenwyne Jones WERE among the players who travelled to Heathrow this morning.
Dikgacoi is the only one of the five new signings yet to play. The frustration is that Dikgacoi's debut is being delayed by paperwork.
He will not join Cardiff on tour in Austria, but may play for the under-21 development team against Haverfordwest next week.
Which is it?
Did he just wave the lads off before they got on the aeroplane?
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 2:20 pm
It.s Cala that is left behind and will play in the development game, not Dikgacoi
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 6:02 pm
Has Marshall travelled with the squad ? Anyone know ?
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Thu Jul 17, 2014 10:17 pm
Igovernor wrote:It.s Cala that is left behind and will play in the development game, not Dikgacoi
Weird why cala is left behind? Why I wonder? Especially after it been posted on here he is kind of a loner
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Fri Jul 18, 2014 7:40 am
Igovernor wrote:It.s Cala that is left behind and will play in the development game, not Dikgacoi
Re: ' Left Behind as City fly off to Austria '
Fri Jul 18, 2014 9:55 pm
Crystal Palace set to be snubbed by Steven Caulker and Fraizer Campbell as they chase their first summer signing
QPR are favourites to sign England defender Steven Caulker
Leicester close to signing striker Fraizer Campbell
Crystal Palace interested in Jack Cork and Gylfi Sigurdsson
By SIMON JONES
PUBLISHED: 22:27, 18 July 2014 | UPDATED: 22:27, 18 July 2014
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... z37rMRlQSp
QPR are favourites to sign England defender Steven Caulker
Leicester close to signing striker Fraizer Campbell
Crystal Palace interested in Jack Cork and Gylfi Sigurdsson
By SIMON JONES
PUBLISHED: 22:27, 18 July 2014 | UPDATED: 22:27, 18 July 2014
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... z37rMRlQSp