UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it "
Mon Sep 04, 2017 9:18 am
" UPDATED "
ANDY LEGG IS NOW THE MANAGER & THE DVP HAVE WON TWO GAMES IN A ROW
CARDIFF CITY DVP IMPRESS & WIN AWAY 1-2 AT PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB
U23 | CardiffCity XI: Byrne, Trialist, Duffus, Veale (C), Trialist, Young, Davies, Waite, Trialist, Trialist, Trialist.
HUDDERSFIELD DVP 1 CARDIFF CITY DVP 1
HUDDERSFIELD U23s HOST CARDIFF CITY DVP TODAY
4th September 2017
Bunn’s side in action today.
- Under-23s host Cardiff City today.
- Kick-off scheduled for 1pm
Huddersfield Town Under-23s will host Cardiff City on Monday afternoon at PPG Canalside in the Professional Development League.
Frankie Bunn’s side played two games last week losing 2-1 away to Queens Park Rangers on Monday and then drawing 0-0 at Charlton Athletic on Friday.
The opponent, Cardiff City got their first win of the season in their last game, as they ran out 2-1 winners over Crewe Alexandra. Prior to that win, The Bluebirds suffered defeat in their opening two games of the PDL campaign, firstly at home to Sheffield Wednesday and then a 3-0 defeat at their South Yorkshire rivals, Sheffield United.
This will be the Terriers’ fourth game of the season against an opponent from the southern division. During the season, Town – members of the 11-team northern PDL division – play the other northern teams twice and the 10 southern teams once.
ANDY LEGG IS NOW THE MANAGER & THE DVP HAVE WON TWO GAMES IN A ROW
CARDIFF CITY DVP IMPRESS & WIN AWAY 1-2 AT PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB
U23 | CardiffCity XI: Byrne, Trialist, Duffus, Veale (C), Trialist, Young, Davies, Waite, Trialist, Trialist, Trialist.
HUDDERSFIELD DVP 1 CARDIFF CITY DVP 1
HUDDERSFIELD U23s HOST CARDIFF CITY DVP TODAY
4th September 2017
Bunn’s side in action today.
- Under-23s host Cardiff City today.
- Kick-off scheduled for 1pm
Huddersfield Town Under-23s will host Cardiff City on Monday afternoon at PPG Canalside in the Professional Development League.
Frankie Bunn’s side played two games last week losing 2-1 away to Queens Park Rangers on Monday and then drawing 0-0 at Charlton Athletic on Friday.
The opponent, Cardiff City got their first win of the season in their last game, as they ran out 2-1 winners over Crewe Alexandra. Prior to that win, The Bluebirds suffered defeat in their opening two games of the PDL campaign, firstly at home to Sheffield Wednesday and then a 3-0 defeat at their South Yorkshire rivals, Sheffield United.
This will be the Terriers’ fourth game of the season against an opponent from the southern division. During the season, Town – members of the 11-team northern PDL division – play the other northern teams twice and the 10 southern teams once.
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Re: ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City '
Mon Sep 04, 2017 11:28 am
U23 CARDIFF CITY DVP ...along with 5 trialists to the squad for today's PDL2 South fixture against @htafcdotcom this afternoon.
Re: ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City '
Mon Sep 04, 2017 1:59 pm
Forever Blue wrote:U23 CARDIFF CITY DVP ...along with 5 trialists to the squad for today's PDL2 South fixture against @htafcdotcom this afternoon.
Where do we get these trialist from? It seems most of our DVP team is packed full of them these days.
Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Mon Sep 04, 2017 2:20 pm
U23 | CardiffCity XI: Byrne, Trialist, Duffus, Veale (C), Trialist, Young, Davies, Waite, Trialist, Trialist, Trialist.
Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Mon Sep 04, 2017 2:21 pm
FT - Cardiff City DVP side impress as they leave with all three points against the Terriers. (1-2)
Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Mon Sep 04, 2017 2:27 pm
Good away win by Andy Leggs DVP
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Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Mon Sep 04, 2017 2:36 pm
Already a massive difference in the DVP this season.
Craig Bellamy was the manager last season and we suffered badly in my opinion, well the results don't lie, they were pretty awful.
Andy Legg is the manager this season and in charge and runs the show full-time
Craig Bellamy was the manager last season and we suffered badly in my opinion, well the results don't lie, they were pretty awful.
Andy Legg is the manager this season and in charge and runs the show full-time
Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Mon Sep 04, 2017 4:21 pm
isnt jarred harvey the manager ?
also a lot of the trialists are 1st year scholars at the club as we was missing 9 internationals today
also a lot of the trialists are 1st year scholars at the club as we was missing 9 internationals today
Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Mon Sep 04, 2017 4:24 pm
Double G wrote:isnt jarred harvey the manager ?
also a lot of the trialists are 1st year scholars at the club as we was missing 9 internationals today
Gareth,
Jarred Harvey works under and with Andy Legg
Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Mon Sep 04, 2017 4:28 pm
Those Triallist brothers are pretty good. They obviously come from a big family.
Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Mon Sep 04, 2017 5:17 pm
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Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Tue Sep 05, 2017 10:36 am
Match Report
Huddersfield Town’s Under-23 side were defeated 2-1 by Cardiff City in the Professional Development League on Monday afternoon
Frankie Bunn’s side welcomed Cardiff City to PPG Canalside for their fourth game of the Professional Development League campaign.
Frankie was forced into multiple changes with regulars Ryan Schofield & Danny Kane both on international duty. Regan Booty was also unavailable as he had played a part for the first team in yesterday’s 3-0 win over Altona 93 in Hamburg.
The game kicked off at 1pm with a reasonable crowd assembling in readiness for the tie that would take place on the front pitch of Town’s training ground.
The game began with the first goal going in the way of The Bluebirds with only 12 minutes played. Jarred Harvey got on the scoresheet as he headed his side into the lead following a cross that came in from the left.
Town were looking for a way back into the game and on the stroke of half time introduced Ben Jackson to proceedings at the expense of Romoney Critchlow-Noble.
Cardiff went onto double their lead in the 60th minute as Town were punished on the counter attack putting them at a two-goal deficit with around half-an-hour remaining.
Under-18s forward, George Danaher was then introduced with around 25 minutes remaining as Town looked for a way back into the game. Danaher was on in place of full-back Deshane Dalling as Frankie Bunn shuffled his side.
Five minutes after coming on George Danaher got his goal, reducing the deficit to one goal and handing Town a lifeline back into the game. Town then made their third and final change as Scott High was brought on in place of captain, Lewis O’Brien.
The goal wasn’t to come as Town were condemned to a 2-1 defeat at PPG Canalside. Next up for the U23s is a trip to Bristol City next Monday.
Town’s starting line-up (4-2-3-1):
Tadgh Ryan; Romoney Critchlow-Noble (Ben Jackson, 45’), Dylan Cogill, Rarmani Edmonds-Green, Deshane Dalling (George Danaher, 62’); Lewis O’Brien (Scott High, 84’), Isaac Marriott; Luca Colville, Matty Daly, Dom Tear; Olly Dyson
Unused Subs:
Luke Mewitt, Oran Thompson
Huddersfield Town’s Under-23 side were defeated 2-1 by Cardiff City in the Professional Development League on Monday afternoon
Frankie Bunn’s side welcomed Cardiff City to PPG Canalside for their fourth game of the Professional Development League campaign.
Frankie was forced into multiple changes with regulars Ryan Schofield & Danny Kane both on international duty. Regan Booty was also unavailable as he had played a part for the first team in yesterday’s 3-0 win over Altona 93 in Hamburg.
The game kicked off at 1pm with a reasonable crowd assembling in readiness for the tie that would take place on the front pitch of Town’s training ground.
The game began with the first goal going in the way of The Bluebirds with only 12 minutes played. Jarred Harvey got on the scoresheet as he headed his side into the lead following a cross that came in from the left.
Town were looking for a way back into the game and on the stroke of half time introduced Ben Jackson to proceedings at the expense of Romoney Critchlow-Noble.
Cardiff went onto double their lead in the 60th minute as Town were punished on the counter attack putting them at a two-goal deficit with around half-an-hour remaining.
Under-18s forward, George Danaher was then introduced with around 25 minutes remaining as Town looked for a way back into the game. Danaher was on in place of full-back Deshane Dalling as Frankie Bunn shuffled his side.
Five minutes after coming on George Danaher got his goal, reducing the deficit to one goal and handing Town a lifeline back into the game. Town then made their third and final change as Scott High was brought on in place of captain, Lewis O’Brien.
The goal wasn’t to come as Town were condemned to a 2-1 defeat at PPG Canalside. Next up for the U23s is a trip to Bristol City next Monday.
Town’s starting line-up (4-2-3-1):
Tadgh Ryan; Romoney Critchlow-Noble (Ben Jackson, 45’), Dylan Cogill, Rarmani Edmonds-Green, Deshane Dalling (George Danaher, 62’); Lewis O’Brien (Scott High, 84’), Isaac Marriott; Luca Colville, Matty Daly, Dom Tear; Olly Dyson
Unused Subs:
Luke Mewitt, Oran Thompson
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Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Tue Sep 05, 2017 10:40 am
U23 Report: Huddersfield Town 1-2 Cardiff City
05/09/17
After leaving it late to defeat Crewe Alexandra in their last game, City looked to pick up another win when they met the Terriers at their training ground for the 1pm kick off.
Nine U23 regulars weren’t able to feature due to their international duties, with the Bluebirds including a number of first year scholars along with five trialists for the afternoon encounter.
Cardiff started the brighter of the two sides and were rewarded with their positive play early on in the 12th minute. Playing effectively up front, one of City's trialists headed home the opener after a terrific cross from the left.
Before the interval, City fought to extend their lead but were denied by Tadgh Ryan in the opposition’s goal. The Terrier’s also squandered chances to go on level terms as the City defence remained resilient before the break.
In the 60th minute, Cardiff made it 2-0, with the Bluebirds' trialist adding his second of the game. Cardiff produced a dangerous counter attack, and the no.9 finished expertly for the visitors.
With 22 minutes left of play the home side pulled a goal back. Substitute George Danaher was the man to score, giving the hosts a lifeline in the closing stages.
However, this proved to be merely a consolation for Frankie Bunn’s side as the Bluebirds defiantly held out for the three points. The deserved victory saw Cardiff climb to seventh in the PDL2 South table.
Next up for Harvey’s side will be a home fixture against Hull City at 7pm on Monday, 11th September.
Full Time: Huddersfield Town U23 1-2 Cardiff City U23
Cardiff City: Byrne, Trialist, Duffus, Veale (C), Trialist, Young, Davies, Waite, Trialist, Trialist, Trialist.
Subs: Jones, Burwood, Wootton, Proctor, Bowen.
Huddersfield Town: Ryan, Critchlow-Noble, Cogill, Edmonds-Green, Dalling, O’Brien, Marriott, Colville, Daly, Tear, Dyson.
Subs: Mewitt, Thompson, Jackson, Danaher, High
05/09/17
After leaving it late to defeat Crewe Alexandra in their last game, City looked to pick up another win when they met the Terriers at their training ground for the 1pm kick off.
Nine U23 regulars weren’t able to feature due to their international duties, with the Bluebirds including a number of first year scholars along with five trialists for the afternoon encounter.
Cardiff started the brighter of the two sides and were rewarded with their positive play early on in the 12th minute. Playing effectively up front, one of City's trialists headed home the opener after a terrific cross from the left.
Before the interval, City fought to extend their lead but were denied by Tadgh Ryan in the opposition’s goal. The Terrier’s also squandered chances to go on level terms as the City defence remained resilient before the break.
In the 60th minute, Cardiff made it 2-0, with the Bluebirds' trialist adding his second of the game. Cardiff produced a dangerous counter attack, and the no.9 finished expertly for the visitors.
With 22 minutes left of play the home side pulled a goal back. Substitute George Danaher was the man to score, giving the hosts a lifeline in the closing stages.
However, this proved to be merely a consolation for Frankie Bunn’s side as the Bluebirds defiantly held out for the three points. The deserved victory saw Cardiff climb to seventh in the PDL2 South table.
Next up for Harvey’s side will be a home fixture against Hull City at 7pm on Monday, 11th September.
Full Time: Huddersfield Town U23 1-2 Cardiff City U23
Cardiff City: Byrne, Trialist, Duffus, Veale (C), Trialist, Young, Davies, Waite, Trialist, Trialist, Trialist.
Subs: Jones, Burwood, Wootton, Proctor, Bowen.
Huddersfield Town: Ryan, Critchlow-Noble, Cogill, Edmonds-Green, Dalling, O’Brien, Marriott, Colville, Daly, Tear, Dyson.
Subs: Mewitt, Thompson, Jackson, Danaher, High
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Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Tue Sep 05, 2017 11:16 am
Forever Blue wrote:" UPDATED "
ANDY LEGG IS NOW THE MANAGER & THE DVP HAVE WON TWO GAMES IN A ROW
CARDIFF CITY DVP IMPRESS & WIN AWAY 1-2 AT PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB
U23 | CardiffCity XI: Byrne, Trialist, Duffus, Veale (C), Trialist, Young, Davies, Waite, Trialist, Trialist, Trialist.
HUDDERSFIELD DVP 1 CARDIFF CITY DVP 1
HUDDERSFIELD U23s HOST CARDIFF CITY DVP TODAY
4th September 2017
Bunn’s side in action today.
- Under-23s host Cardiff City today.
- Kick-off scheduled for 1pm
Huddersfield Town Under-23s will host Cardiff City on Monday afternoon at PPG Canalside in the Professional Development League.
Frankie Bunn’s side played two games last week losing 2-1 away to Queens Park Rangers on Monday and then drawing 0-0 at Charlton Athletic on Friday.
The opponent, Cardiff City got their first win of the season in their last game, as they ran out 2-1 winners over Crewe Alexandra. Prior to that win, The Bluebirds suffered defeat in their opening two games of the PDL campaign, firstly at home to Sheffield Wednesday and then a 3-0 defeat at their South Yorkshire rivals, Sheffield United.
This will be the Terriers’ fourth game of the season against an opponent from the southern division. During the season, Town – members of the 11-team northern PDL division – play the other northern teams twice and the 10 southern teams once.
It's not really a Cardiff team is it, it's a trailist's team with a few Cardiff kids.........
Re: UPDATED ' Big Test Today for Cardiff City & They Pass it
Tue Sep 05, 2017 12:30 pm
Bluebina wrote:Forever Blue wrote:" UPDATED "
ANDY LEGG IS NOW THE MANAGER & THE DVP HAVE WON TWO GAMES IN A ROW
CARDIFF CITY DVP IMPRESS & WIN AWAY 1-2 AT PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB
U23 | CardiffCity XI: Byrne, Trialist, Duffus, Veale (C), Trialist, Young, Davies, Waite, Trialist, Trialist, Trialist.
HUDDERSFIELD DVP 1 CARDIFF CITY DVP 1
HUDDERSFIELD U23s HOST CARDIFF CITY DVP TODAY
4th September 2017
Bunn’s side in action today.
- Under-23s host Cardiff City today.
- Kick-off scheduled for 1pm
Huddersfield Town Under-23s will host Cardiff City on Monday afternoon at PPG Canalside in the Professional Development League.
Frankie Bunn’s side played two games last week losing 2-1 away to Queens Park Rangers on Monday and then drawing 0-0 at Charlton Athletic on Friday.
The opponent, Cardiff City got their first win of the season in their last game, as they ran out 2-1 winners over Crewe Alexandra. Prior to that win, The Bluebirds suffered defeat in their opening two games of the PDL campaign, firstly at home to Sheffield Wednesday and then a 3-0 defeat at their South Yorkshire rivals, Sheffield United.
This will be the Terriers’ fourth game of the season against an opponent from the southern division. During the season, Town – members of the 11-team northern PDL division – play the other northern teams twice and the 10 southern teams once.
It's not really a Cardiff team is it, it's a trailist's team with a few Cardiff kids.........
The result will stand as a Cardiff DVP Victory as it is