I love Cardiff City. Never rated them as better than a top
Thu Jul 23, 2020 11:39 am
I love Cardiff City beyond . Never rated them as better than a top 10 team this season, Warnock left us in an unhealthy state, but Neil Harris taking us from 14th to 5th is beyond magnificence.
No expectation in the play-offs but with luck, skill and nerve, we so can do this.
It's all about us, nobody else, nothing to fear. Blooooooooooobirds
No expectation in the play-offs but with luck, skill and nerve, we so can do this.
It's all about us, nobody else, nothing to fear. Blooooooooooobirds
Re: I love Cardiff City. Never rated them as better than a
Thu Jul 23, 2020 12:33 pm
I thought we would really struggle after Warnock left, i predicted 14 or 15th position and to rebuild next season. So glad to be completely wrong. I backed Harris and knew he did a great job with millwall but didnt expect him to do msuch a brilliant job and get us to 5th 
Re: I love Cardiff City. Never rated them as better than a
Thu Jul 23, 2020 3:08 pm
Great to be in the playoffs. Fully deserved too.
We are looking solid, difficult to beat, up for the fight and scoring.
C'mon City
We are looking solid, difficult to beat, up for the fight and scoring.
C'mon City
Re: I love Cardiff City. Never rated them as better than a
Thu Jul 23, 2020 5:42 pm
Well said lads, I'm glad we don't have fans saying we should now be winning the Play-Offs.
Having said that, I think we usually have the measure of Fulham. Odoi and Ream are suspect in the extreme, I can't believe we didn't punish Ream at the Cottage recently but he is a liability every time we play them. I also believe we have far superior goalkeepers.
I'm glad the first leg is at home as I expect us to set the tone in the first leg, hopefully playing similarly to how we beat them in the Prem at home.
For me, anything is possible. Tomlin is the Charlie Adam type player we missed in 2010 so I feel we have every reason to be hopeful, but at the same time, we have done tremendously well to haul ourselves back into the Play-Offs from the jaws of mid-table mediocrity.
Having said that, I think we usually have the measure of Fulham. Odoi and Ream are suspect in the extreme, I can't believe we didn't punish Ream at the Cottage recently but he is a liability every time we play them. I also believe we have far superior goalkeepers.
I'm glad the first leg is at home as I expect us to set the tone in the first leg, hopefully playing similarly to how we beat them in the Prem at home.
For me, anything is possible. Tomlin is the Charlie Adam type player we missed in 2010 so I feel we have every reason to be hopeful, but at the same time, we have done tremendously well to haul ourselves back into the Play-Offs from the jaws of mid-table mediocrity.