" We'll keep going. There's no way "
Mon Apr 11, 2016 4:36 am
Russell Slade: Cardiff City boss frustrated after Fulham loss,but
"We'll keep going. There's no way we're giving that up.
Monday 11th April 2016
BBC
Cardiff's defeat at Fulham was their first loss in five Championship games
Russell Slade rued Cardiff City's failure to close the gap on the Championship play-off places after defeat at Fulham.
Cardiff are five points off the top six after Fulham won 2-1 at Craven Cottage.
Slade was frustrated his side did not capitalise on play-off rivals Sheffield Wednesday's 4-1 defeat at Bristol City.
"Unfortunately we couldn't close that gap because we couldn't take what would have been a precious point at the end," Slade said after Fulham's late winner.
"We'll keep going. There's no way we're giving that up.
"There's 15 points to play for and we're going to do our very best right to the very end and try and pick us many points as we can."
Slade said defeat was harsh on Cardiff, who remain seventh and five points behind sixth-placed Wednesday who they face away on 30 April.
"Of course you're hurt when you lose a football match and it was an important game," Slade added.
"We've had a setback and we'll need to dust ourselves down, need to get over that and focus on our remaining games."
"We'll keep going. There's no way we're giving that up.
Monday 11th April 2016
BBC
Cardiff's defeat at Fulham was their first loss in five Championship games
Russell Slade rued Cardiff City's failure to close the gap on the Championship play-off places after defeat at Fulham.
Cardiff are five points off the top six after Fulham won 2-1 at Craven Cottage.
Slade was frustrated his side did not capitalise on play-off rivals Sheffield Wednesday's 4-1 defeat at Bristol City.
"Unfortunately we couldn't close that gap because we couldn't take what would have been a precious point at the end," Slade said after Fulham's late winner.
"We'll keep going. There's no way we're giving that up.
"There's 15 points to play for and we're going to do our very best right to the very end and try and pick us many points as we can."
Slade said defeat was harsh on Cardiff, who remain seventh and five points behind sixth-placed Wednesday who they face away on 30 April.
"Of course you're hurt when you lose a football match and it was an important game," Slade added.
"We've had a setback and we'll need to dust ourselves down, need to get over that and focus on our remaining games."
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Re: " We'll keep going. There's no way "
Mon Apr 11, 2016 11:37 am
Well done RS and whatever happens it's been a great end to this season and I'm really looking forward to next season whatever league we are in 
Re: " We'll keep going. There's no way "
Tue Apr 12, 2016 10:03 pm
Cardiff City have only 15 points left to play for in this year's battle for Championship promotion.
With the games dwindling down now at the real business end of the campaign as we find ourselves already through the first few April scheduled games, it's still all to play for for Cardiff City and this is the run in we face.
Cardiff:
QPR Apr 16 H
Brentford Apr 19 A
Bolton Apr 23 H
Sheffield Wednesday Apr 30 A
Birmingham May 7 H
With the games dwindling down now at the real business end of the campaign as we find ourselves already through the first few April scheduled games, it's still all to play for for Cardiff City and this is the run in we face.
Cardiff:
QPR Apr 16 H
Brentford Apr 19 A
Bolton Apr 23 H
Sheffield Wednesday Apr 30 A
Birmingham May 7 H