" ANDY CAMPBELL SENT A MESSAGE TO CARDIFF FANS "

Andy Campbell (Facebook)
July 2015 Middlesbrough

BIG thank you to all the lovely messages I've received over the past week or so, It's been amazing.
My time in the Welsh capital was an unreal experience and 'that goal' Vs QPR in the play-off final was a dream come true. Cardiff City is a wonderful supported club and I'm sure you'll back them all the way back to the premier league and replace that small club just down the road ⚽⚽ ‪#‎BlueBirds‬

Well said Andy!

Struggled at times when he was here but will always be remembered for that goal in the play-off final and will always be mentioned as part of our history.

I remember he scored a 3 away at oldham around 2002. Oldham were going for the playoffs and that Andy goram was in goals for oldham he had put some weight on and got some stick from our lot we won the game 1-7

Possibly the most important goal in the last 25 odd years... Hell of a goal too! The composure he needed for that

One of my fav goals that!

Great comments from Campbell and I'm sure he'll not be welcome down The New Vetch (sarcasm here! ) anytime soon! LOL

Was the greatest goal I have seen (on pure impact and emotion) and it's actually reminded me that getting promoted that year via the Play-Offs in our own back yard had a bigger effect on me than promotion to the Premier League!

Happy days they were indeed!

Great comments from Campbell and I'm sure he'll not be welcome down The New Vetch (sarcasm here! ) anytime son! LOL

Was the greatest goal I have seen (on pure impact and emotion) and it's actually reminded me that getting promoted that year via the Play-Offs in our own back yard had a bigger effect on me that promotion to the Premier League!

Happy days they were indeed!

Here Here.

Lawrence used to play him mostly wide left which affected his confidence and drew a lot of stick from some of our fans, but I always thought he was a decent out and out striker with loads of goals in him if he'd just been given a chance.. But when earnie was firing them he had no chance of making a mark really ... I'm glad he'll mostly be remembered for the goal that fired U.S. Up to the championship

Lawrence used to play him mostly wide left which affected his confidence and drew a lot of stick from some of our fans, but I always thought he was a decent out and out striker with loads of goals in him if he'd just been given a chance.. But when earnie was firing them he had no chance of making a mark really ... I'm glad he'll mostly be remembered for the goal that fired U.S. Up to the championship

Scored FOUR on his debut in a 7-something win at Oldham, if I remember right??

I got covered in beer. Down the lansdowne pub. Place erupted. Best city memory for me

Was hoping that he would be one of the ex players on show when we played our first premier league match...pity.

He had a spell when he scored about 9 goals in 12 games!

When I saw the heading of this thread I was a bit worried the message was going to be:-

"I can still do a job for City"

a la Chopra.

When I saw the heading of this thread I was a bit worried the message was going to be:-

"I can still do a job for City"

a la Chopra.

When I saw the heading of this thread I was a bit worried the message was going to be:-

"I can still do a job for City"

a la Chopra.

Me too

LEGEND for that goal.