' Why Bluebirds must finish with a win at Cardiff Stadium '
Thu Apr 23, 2015 7:28 pm
Why Bluebirds must finish with a win at Cardiff City Stadium against rock-bottom Seasiders
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Thurs 23 April 2015
By Terry Phillips
The Bluebirds have their last chance of the season to win - and perform - in front of their own supporters against Blackpool on Saturday
Russell Slade’s Cardiff City tenure started with a 1-0 defeat against Blackpool, albeit in an unofficial capacity after travelling up on the team coach and watching from a public area of Bloomfield Road ahead of his unveiling as manager the following week.
There are many Bluebirds fans who will be wondering whether the wheel comes full circle and the return clash with Blackpool proves to be Slade’s last home match in charge of Cardiff.
The Cardiff City Stadium curtain will be brought down on what has been a truly woeful Championship campaign for the Bluebirds when relegated, rock-bottom Blackpool arrive in the Welsh capital this weekend.
Slade’s men still have an away game at Nottingham Forest on Saturday week, but they simply MUST take three points from their final home league match of the season to avoid inflicting even deeper despair among Bluebirds fans.
Too many fans simply don’t believe in Slade. Supporters are also angry with owner Vincent Tan, who has not been forgiven for the rebrand despite the switch back to blue, and that fury will only fester over the summer months unless something is tangible is done to revive interest and offer hope.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=157417
Thurs 23 April 2015
By Terry Phillips
The Bluebirds have their last chance of the season to win - and perform - in front of their own supporters against Blackpool on Saturday
Russell Slade’s Cardiff City tenure started with a 1-0 defeat against Blackpool, albeit in an unofficial capacity after travelling up on the team coach and watching from a public area of Bloomfield Road ahead of his unveiling as manager the following week.
There are many Bluebirds fans who will be wondering whether the wheel comes full circle and the return clash with Blackpool proves to be Slade’s last home match in charge of Cardiff.
The Cardiff City Stadium curtain will be brought down on what has been a truly woeful Championship campaign for the Bluebirds when relegated, rock-bottom Blackpool arrive in the Welsh capital this weekend.
Slade’s men still have an away game at Nottingham Forest on Saturday week, but they simply MUST take three points from their final home league match of the season to avoid inflicting even deeper despair among Bluebirds fans.
Too many fans simply don’t believe in Slade. Supporters are also angry with owner Vincent Tan, who has not been forgiven for the rebrand despite the switch back to blue, and that fury will only fester over the summer months unless something is tangible is done to revive interest and offer hope.
Re: ' Why Bluebirds must finish with a win at Cardiff Stadiu
Thu Apr 23, 2015 7:46 pm
It gives us something to cheer about at the very least.
Re: ' Why Bluebirds must finish with a win at Cardiff Stadiu
Thu Apr 23, 2015 8:07 pm
Rydogsccfc wrote:It gives us something to cheer about at the very least.
I hope so
Re: ' Why Bluebirds must finish with a win at Cardiff Stadiu
Thu Apr 23, 2015 8:59 pm
Watch this weeks In The City: Blackpool on Cardiff City Player and the Club's official YouTube channel NOW!
You're in for a chance to win a pair of signed David Marshall gloves in today's show and you can also see Big Ben Turner's lethal strike, which leads to this weeks silly's #InYourFace, with Gabs, Simon Moore, Ben Wilson & Macauley Southam. And after him being named in the Football League's 'Team of the Decade', Whitts talks us through his favourite Bluebird team over the time he's been here at the club..
#InYourFace #MarshyMadness #HeDoesWhatHeWants #BluebirdsSportsDay
http://youtu.be/-53Bhly9xdY
http://www.player.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/l ... -blackpool
http://youtu.be/-53Bhly9xdY
http://www.player.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/l ... -blackpool
You're in for a chance to win a pair of signed David Marshall gloves in today's show and you can also see Big Ben Turner's lethal strike, which leads to this weeks silly's #InYourFace, with Gabs, Simon Moore, Ben Wilson & Macauley Southam. And after him being named in the Football League's 'Team of the Decade', Whitts talks us through his favourite Bluebird team over the time he's been here at the club..
#InYourFace #MarshyMadness #HeDoesWhatHeWants #BluebirdsSportsDay
http://youtu.be/-53Bhly9xdY
http://www.player.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/l ... -blackpool
http://youtu.be/-53Bhly9xdY
http://www.player.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/l ... -blackpool