Cardiff City Manager Brian Barry-Murphy told BBC Radio Wa

Cardiff City Manager Brian Barry-Murphy told BBC Radio Wales:


“Obviously we wanted to progress as far as we wanted in the competition and today we weren't good enough to get that job done.”



"We treat every competition with the upmost importance, we want to create a mentality in the dressing room where we try to give our supporters performances they enjoy every time. Today we weren't able to do that.



"We didn't create the chances we wanted to or with the intensity in the first half we were looking for. We never reached those heights during the course of the game.


"The challenge for the players is to become more consistent, but today we did not reach the standards which we have set."

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When is this going to happen?

Promotion is the PRIORITY starting next Saturday at Blackpool no more excuses time to stand up and be counted over to you BBM!!!

We are doing much better than I thought with this squad and when BbM was appointed. Near top of the league and in the quarter finals of Cup. We all would have taken that start of season. I have been really disappointed with some performances especially away when you give your day up travelling and the expense then don't see a shot on goal.