The Bluebirds rollercoaster | Cardiff City's highs and lowsMay 2008: Cardiff City reach the FA Cup final for the time in 81 years, but lose 1-0 to to Portsmouth.
May 2010: Vincent Tan, a Malaysian businessman, takes over.
June 2011: Malky Mackay is appointed as their new manager.
February 2012: Cardiff reach the League Cup final for the first tim, but lose to Liverpool on penalties.
May 2012: Cardiff change the colour of their kit from blue to red and their crest from their traditional bluebird to a dragon.
May 2013: Cardiff win the Championship title and gain promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their history.
December 2013: Mackay is sacked, and his replacement, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, is unable to stave off relegation.
September 2014: Solskjaer is sacked. Cardiff finish eighth and then 12th the following season.
October 2016: Neil Warnock is appointed manager with Cardiff second bottom.
May 2017: Warnock guides Cardiff to finish 12th in the Championship.
May 2018: Cardiff are in second place and on the verge of automatic promotion.
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