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Cardiff City boss Steve Morison receives boost after Swansea humiliation as he wins Manager of the Month award

10 points from 4 unbeaten games sees @CardiffCityFC's Steve Morison awarded the #SkyBetChampionship Manager of the Month for March.




Tuesday March 1st Cardiff City 1 Derby County 0 Crowd 18,787. Away Support (1,023 )


Sat Mar 5 Queens Park Rangers 1 Cardiff City 2 Crowd 16,170 Away Support ( 1,444 )



Sat Mar 12 Cardiff City 0 Preston North End 0 Crowd 19,743 Away Support ( 544 )




Wed Mar 16 Cardiff City 2 Stoke City 1 Crowd 17,184 Away Support ( 460 )

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Cardiff City boss Steve Morison has been named Sky Bet Championship Manager of the Month for March.

The news comes as a boost for the beleaguered Bluebirds boss who has come under fire after the derby day thrashing at the hands of Swansea City.

March, however, was a good month for the Bluebirds under Morison, with the club earning an impressive tally of 10 points from four games. Cardiff were also unbeaten during that time.

There were wins over Derby County, QPR and Stoke City, along with what was admittedly a rather forgettable 0-0 draw with Preston. It's a run that has deservedly won plenty of plaudits, and has subsequently delivered Morison his first managerial award.

It's perhaps a small pick-me-up for the club following Saturday's derby humiliation, although there are still plenty of points up for grabs between now and the end of the season. Cardiff continue their Championship campaign with a trip to Reading this weekend, and will no doubt look to recapture some of the momentum from last month.

Commenting on his award, Morison said: “It’s a good achievement, we had a really good month, and it shows that all the hard work we’ve put in has been recognised. We’ve come a long way from when we first took over and this is a realisation of the good work that we’ve done as a group, and as a staff; the Swansea game was a big blow around the place, but this helps to pick us back up.

“Our key message is that we’ve come a long way as a group and need to keep that work going. We’ve got seven games between now and the end of the season and we want to do the best that we can to finish as positively as we can.”

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That's fantastic news and a fillip for Steve Morison after a bad start to April

I honestly thought it would go to Steve Cooper at Forest but chuffed for our manager and wish him many more going forward

Manager of the month:


Steve Morison: ‘It’s a good achievement. We had a really good month and it shows that all the hard work we’ve put in has been recognised.”


The Swansea game was a big blow around the place, but this helps to pick us back up. We’ve come a long way and need to keep that work going.’

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Well done Steve and back room staff

That's great news, I honestly thought Steve Cooper would win it as everyone seems to love him and what ever team he is managing, but it shows Morison is a capable if still inexperienced manager, so he is able to do things right even if a lot of people think he is useless. Well done Steve and he is correct they have to put last Saturday to bed and focus on Reading. It will haunt us fans for a long long time, but if we can get a result and good performance tomorrow then I personally will nearly forget last Saturday

Make no mistake if it wasn't for
Morison/Hudson the caravaners would have pushed us towards the, exit door

Well deserved.

Nice to see, and paints the bigger picture. We've come a long way, we had a humiliating and painful defeat, but overall we're progressing.

That 2 1/2 week break did us in I reckon, killed the momentum.

Nice to see, and paints the bigger picture. We've come a long way, we had a humiliating and painful defeat, but overall we're progressing.