' CARDIFF PLAYERS WHO LOOK CERTAIN TO STAY FOR NEXT SEASON '
Fri May 20, 2016 1:12 pm
' CARDIFF PLAYERS WHO LOOK CERTAIN TO STAY FOR NEXT SEASON '
Friday 20th May 2016
Staying put?
Joe Ralls: Put pen to paper on a new deal last season and seen as one of the Bluebirds that Trollope will build side around.
Matthew Connolly: Deserved his player of the year award and will be looking to go again after agreeing to stay until 2019.
Sean Morrison: Another who did well last season to show his worth as part of Trollope’s plans.
Peter Whittingham: Approaching 400 league appearances and still has that touch of class needed, though may not be regular starter any more.
Anthony Pilkington: Played up front at times to finish top scorer, but Trollope will want him back on the wing.
Craig Noone: Like Pilkington, Noone could be under pressure from a new signing, but can give Trollope options. May even thrive under a more free spirit approach from Trollope's team.
Declan John: Spent time on loan at Chesterfield last season, but Trollope has said the youngster’s style of full-back is what he wants. Vincent Tan also wants home-grown talent in the team... and John can tick that box.
Lex Immers: His fine displays on loan from Feyenoord last season earned him a two-year deal with the Bluebirds. Trollope will like his classical style of play.
Lee Peltier: Mr Dependable in the back-four could give Trollope plenty of options.
Semi Ajayi: Highly-rated ex-Arsenal youngster who will have benefited from his time on loan at Crewe.
Simon Moore: Established himself as Marshall’s deputy and could move to No.1 if the Scot moves to a Premier League team in the summer.
Declan John could have a place at Paul Trollope's City team next season.
Friday 20th May 2016
Staying put?
Joe Ralls: Put pen to paper on a new deal last season and seen as one of the Bluebirds that Trollope will build side around.
Matthew Connolly: Deserved his player of the year award and will be looking to go again after agreeing to stay until 2019.
Sean Morrison: Another who did well last season to show his worth as part of Trollope’s plans.
Peter Whittingham: Approaching 400 league appearances and still has that touch of class needed, though may not be regular starter any more.
Anthony Pilkington: Played up front at times to finish top scorer, but Trollope will want him back on the wing.
Craig Noone: Like Pilkington, Noone could be under pressure from a new signing, but can give Trollope options. May even thrive under a more free spirit approach from Trollope's team.
Declan John: Spent time on loan at Chesterfield last season, but Trollope has said the youngster’s style of full-back is what he wants. Vincent Tan also wants home-grown talent in the team... and John can tick that box.
Lex Immers: His fine displays on loan from Feyenoord last season earned him a two-year deal with the Bluebirds. Trollope will like his classical style of play.
Lee Peltier: Mr Dependable in the back-four could give Trollope plenty of options.
Semi Ajayi: Highly-rated ex-Arsenal youngster who will have benefited from his time on loan at Crewe.
Simon Moore: Established himself as Marshall’s deputy and could move to No.1 if the Scot moves to a Premier League team in the summer.
Declan John could have a place at Paul Trollope's City team next season.
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Re: ' CARDIFF PLAYERS WHO LOOK CERTAIN TO STAY FOR NEXT SEAS
Fri May 20, 2016 3:13 pm
I've liked what I've seen of Ajeyi.
Looks more than decent potential.
Looks more than decent potential.
Re: ' CARDIFF PLAYERS WHO LOOK CERTAIN TO STAY FOR NEXT SEAS
Fri May 20, 2016 3:17 pm
But not Moore as number 1
Re: ' CARDIFF PLAYERS WHO LOOK CERTAIN TO STAY FOR NEXT SEAS
Fri May 20, 2016 3:34 pm
Igovernor wrote:But not Moore as number 1
Yes agree he rubbish
Re: ' CARDIFF PLAYERS WHO LOOK CERTAIN TO STAY FOR NEXT SEAS
Fri May 20, 2016 3:37 pm
Could'nt catch a cold
Re: ' CARDIFF PLAYERS WHO LOOK CERTAIN TO STAY FOR NEXT SEAS
Fri May 20, 2016 9:11 pm
Immers,declan John and Ralls in the same side would be quality. Noone ,whittingham,connolly ,Morrison and peltier playing week in week out yet again would mean another mediocre season in my opinion
Re: ' CARDIFF PLAYERS WHO LOOK CERTAIN TO STAY FOR NEXT SEAS
Fri May 20, 2016 9:45 pm
Very random articles, they are compete guesses.
Since when has John been quality?
Since when has John been quality?
Re: ' CARDIFF PLAYERS WHO LOOK CERTAIN TO STAY FOR NEXT SEAS
Fri May 20, 2016 9:54 pm
Every time hes started for the under 21s, which at least makes him better then Malone who is an abysmal left back,