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OFFICIAL - CARDIFF CITY SIGN GOALKEEPER HARRY TYRER FROM EVERTON ON PERMANENT DEAL



A Free Signing on a three and a half year deal.




Cardiff City FC are delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Harry Tyrer, subject to international clearance.

The 24-year-old joins us from Everton, signing with the Bluebirds until the summer of 2029.

Joining the Toffees’ academy at the age of seven, the shot-stopper progressed through the age groups and has gained experience of First Team football during loan spells at Chester, Chesterfield and most recently Blackpool, making 38 Sky Bet League One appearances for the latter in the 2024/25 season.




After becoming a Bluebird, Harry told Cardiff City TV:


“I’m very pleased, it’s a massive club. I’m honoured to sign for Cardiff City and I can’t wait to get going.

“Brian has been very positive. I’ve spoken to a few people behind the scenes and they’ve also spoken about how positive he is. He’s told me to come in and work hard. That’s what I’m all about.

“Nathan [Trott] has done very well and it’s about pushing him and getting the best out of each other. I’m very excited to work with Nathan and Matt [Turner]. It’ll be a great goalkeeper union here.

“I came down a few nights ago and had a look around the city and it’s lovely. You see the stadium, it’s massive. I can’t wait to meet the fans and see them celebrating with us.”

Speaking about his new signing, Brian Barry-Murphy said: "I think it's very important that we strengthened that area of our team to provide real competition in that goalkeeping unit.

"We're very pleased with the form of Nathan and Matt. We want to keep pushing forward and keep improving. The signing of Harry is very important for that."

Welcome to Cardiff City Stadium, Harry!

OFFICIAL - CARDIFF CITY SIGN GOALKEEPER HARRY TYRER FROM EVERTON ON PERMANENT DEAL




Cardiff City FC are delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Harry Tyrer, subject to international clearance.

The 24-year-old joins us from Everton for an undisclosed fee, signing with the Bluebirds until the summer of 2029.

Joining the Toffees’ academy at the age of seven, the shot-stopper progressed through the age groups and has gained experience of First Team football during loan spells at Chester, Chesterfield and most recently Blackpool, making 38 Sky Bet League One appearances for the latter in the 2024/25 season.

After becoming a Bluebird, Harry told Cardiff City TV: “I’m very pleased, it’s a massive club. I’m honoured to sign for Cardiff City and I can’t wait to get going.

“Brian has been very positive. I’ve spoken to a few people behind the scenes and they’ve also spoken about how positive he is. He’s told me to come in and work hard. That’s what I’m all about.

“Nathan [Trott] has done very well and it’s about pushing him and getting the best out of each other. I’m very excited to work with Nathan and Matt [Turner]. It’ll be a great goalkeeper union here.

“I came down a few nights ago and had a look around the city and it’s lovely. You see the stadium, it’s massive. I can’t wait to meet the fans and see them celebrating with us.”

Speaking about his new signing, Brian Barry-Murphy said: "I think it's very important that we strengthened that area of our team to provide real competition in that goalkeeping unit.

"We're very pleased with the form of Nathan and Matt. We want to keep pushing forward and keep improving. The signing of Harry is very important for that."

Welcome to Cardiff City Stadium, Harry!

Great news. Too late for bench tomorrow ?

Cardiff City FC are delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Harry Tyrer.

Three and a half year signing on a Free Transfer :



“I’m very pleased, it’s a massive club. I’m honoured to sign for Cardiff City and I can’t wait to get going.

“Brian has been very positive. I’ve spoken to a few people behind the scenes and they’ve also spoken about how positive he is. He’s told me to come in and work hard. That’s what I’m all about.“

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Great news

I can remember the last player we signed on loan from Everton… Oumar Niasse

I can remember the last player we signed on loan from Everton… Oumar Niasse

This isn't a loan so what's your point? Go on I'm sure there's an actual point in all of your idiotness somewhere.

I can remember the last player we signed on loan from Everton… Oumar Niasse

And your point is?

Kevin Ratcliffe is antithesis of your illogic!

In the real world, good luck and welcome to the Cardiff City Stadium, Harry ap Tyrer!

I can remember the last player we signed on loan from Everton… Oumar Niasse

And your point is?

Kevin Ratcliffe is antithesis of your illogic!

In the real world, good luck and welcome to the Cardiff City Stadium, Harry ap Tyrer!

Ratcliffe never played for us

Played 25 times scored 1 goal 1992 93 season

I can remember the last player we signed on loan from Everton… Oumar Niasse

And your point is?

Kevin Ratcliffe is antithesis of your illogic!

In the real world, good luck and welcome to the Cardiff City Stadium, Harry ap Tyrer!

Ratcliffe never played for us

What, this Kevin Ratckiffe?

Of course he didn’t!

And I wasn’t there, so I can’t have seen him; even though I was and I did!

“Kevin Ratcliffe played for Cardiff City after his legendary career at Everton, joining the Bluebirds in 1993 and contributing to their 1993/94 Third Division title win.’

You really are on here to be play the fool!

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The season Ratcliffe played for us was one of my favourites that day out at Scunthorpe will live long in my memory

The season Ratcliffe played for us was one of my favourites that day out at Scunthorpe will live long in my memory

Agree! It was one of the best!

And what a manager (Eddie May) and team for that Division!

Not a bad bit of business if it’s forward thinking for next season. If Trott is out of the picture and the club think this lad is the man for the job then you can’t argue with that. Makes a change from going into seasons with no idea who or what our squad is going to be

I can remember the last player we signed on loan from Everton… Oumar Niasse

And your point is?

Kevin Ratcliffe is antithesis of your illogic!

In the real world, good luck and welcome to the Cardiff City Stadium, Harry ap Tyrer!

Ratcliffe never played for us

Im sure he did kevin Ratcliffe played 19 games for us

Not a bad bit of business if it’s forward thinking for next season. If Trott is out of the picture and the club think this lad is the man for the job then you can’t argue with that. Makes a change from going into seasons with no idea who or what our squad is going to be

That's not the situation. Still on the cards for Trott to sign permanently.

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It's about having three decent goalkeepers.

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OFFICIAL - CARDIFF CITY SIGN GOALKEEPER HARRY TYRER FROM EVERTON ON PERMANENT DEAL




Cardiff City FC are delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Harry Tyrer, subject to international clearance.

The 24-year-old joins us from Everton for an undisclosed fee, signing with the Bluebirds until the summer of 2029.

Joining the Toffees’ academy at the age of seven, the shot-stopper progressed through the age groups and has gained experience of First Team football during loan spells at Chester, Chesterfield and most recently Blackpool, making 38 Sky Bet League One appearances for the latter in the 2024/25 season.

After becoming a Bluebird, Harry told Cardiff City TV: “I’m very pleased, it’s a massive club. I’m honoured to sign for Cardiff City and I can’t wait to get going.

“Brian has been very positive. I’ve spoken to a few people behind the scenes and they’ve also spoken about how positive he is. He’s told me to come in and work hard. That’s what I’m all about.

“Nathan [Trott] has done very well and it’s about pushing him and getting the best out of each other. I’m very excited to work with Nathan and Matt [Turner]. It’ll be a great goalkeeper union here.

“I came down a few nights ago and had a look around the city and it’s lovely. You see the stadium, it’s massive. I can’t wait to meet the fans and see them celebrating with us.”

Speaking about his new signing, Brian Barry-Murphy said: "I think it's very important that we strengthened that area of our team to provide real competition in that goalkeeping unit.

"We're very pleased with the form of Nathan and Matt. We want to keep pushing forward and keep improving. The signing of Harry is very important for that."

Welcome to Cardiff City Stadium, Harry!

Great news. Too late for bench tomorrow ?

I think he had to have signed by 12pm to be on the bench for tomorrow so probably not.

That's been the situation in the past, not sure if the rules are still the same.

I can remember the last player we signed on loan from Everton… Oumar Niasse

And your point is?

Kevin Ratcliffe is antithesis of your illogic!

In the real world, good luck and welcome to the Cardiff City Stadium, Harry ap Tyrer!

Ratcliffe never played for us

What, this Kevin Ratckiffe?

Of course he didn’t!

And I wasn’t there, so I can’t have seen him; even though I was and I did!

“Kevin Ratcliffe played for Cardiff City after his legendary career at Everton, joining the Bluebirds in 1993 and contributing to their 1993/94 Third Division title win.’

You really are on here to be play the fool!

Our greatest ever kit. What a season that was!!

OFFICIAL - CARDIFF CITY SIGN GOALKEEPER HARRY TYRER FROM EVERTON ON PERMANENT DEAL




Cardiff City FC are delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Harry Tyrer, subject to international clearance.

The 24-year-old joins us from Everton for an undisclosed fee, signing with the Bluebirds until the summer of 2029.

Joining the Toffees’ academy at the age of seven, the shot-stopper progressed through the age groups and has gained experience of First Team football during loan spells at Chester, Chesterfield and most recently Blackpool, making 38 Sky Bet League One appearances for the latter in the 2024/25 season.

After becoming a Bluebird, Harry told Cardiff City TV: “I’m very pleased, it’s a massive club. I’m honoured to sign for Cardiff City and I can’t wait to get going.

“Brian has been very positive. I’ve spoken to a few people behind the scenes and they’ve also spoken about how positive he is. He’s told me to come in and work hard. That’s what I’m all about.

“Nathan [Trott] has done very well and it’s about pushing him and getting the best out of each other. I’m very excited to work with Nathan and Matt [Turner]. It’ll be a great goalkeeper union here.

“I came down a few nights ago and had a look around the city and it’s lovely. You see the stadium, it’s massive. I can’t wait to meet the fans and see them celebrating with us.”

Speaking about his new signing, Brian Barry-Murphy said: "I think it's very important that we strengthened that area of our team to provide real competition in that goalkeeping unit.

"We're very pleased with the form of Nathan and Matt. We want to keep pushing forward and keep improving. The signing of Harry is very important for that."

Welcome to Cardiff City Stadium, Harry!

Great news. Too late for bench tomorrow ?

I think he had to have signed by 12pm to be on the bench for tomorrow so probably not.

That's been the situation in the past, not sure if the rules are still the same.

Still the same, Ned

New players ‘need to be registered and approved by the league by 12 noon on the day prior to the date of the match’

Given the timing of the announcement, it could well be that he signed the paperwork before the lifting of the embargo, and the paperwork submitted as soon as was practicable, in which case he could be on the bench. However, that would surprise me, as Turner hasn’t done much (if anything) wrong!

I can remember the last player we signed on loan from Everton… Oumar Niasse

And your point is?

Kevin Ratcliffe is antithesis of your illogic!

In the real world, good luck and welcome to the Cardiff City Stadium, Harry ap Tyrer!

Ratcliffe never played for us

You have had a 'mare here, son.

I'd give up now if I were you.

OFFICIAL - CARDIFF CITY SIGN GOALKEEPER HARRY TYRER FROM EVERTON ON PERMANENT DEAL




Cardiff City FC are delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Harry Tyrer, subject to international clearance.

The 24-year-old joins us from Everton for an undisclosed fee, signing with the Bluebirds until the summer of 2029.

Joining the Toffees’ academy at the age of seven, the shot-stopper progressed through the age groups and has gained experience of First Team football during loan spells at Chester, Chesterfield and most recently Blackpool, making 38 Sky Bet League One appearances for the latter in the 2024/25 season.

After becoming a Bluebird, Harry told Cardiff City TV: “I’m very pleased, it’s a massive club. I’m honoured to sign for Cardiff City and I can’t wait to get going.

“Brian has been very positive. I’ve spoken to a few people behind the scenes and they’ve also spoken about how positive he is. He’s told me to come in and work hard. That’s what I’m all about.

“Nathan [Trott] has done very well and it’s about pushing him and getting the best out of each other. I’m very excited to work with Nathan and Matt [Turner]. It’ll be a great goalkeeper union here.

“I came down a few nights ago and had a look around the city and it’s lovely. You see the stadium, it’s massive. I can’t wait to meet the fans and see them celebrating with us.”

Speaking about his new signing, Brian Barry-Murphy said: "I think it's very important that we strengthened that area of our team to provide real competition in that goalkeeping unit.

"We're very pleased with the form of Nathan and Matt. We want to keep pushing forward and keep improving. The signing of Harry is very important for that."

Welcome to Cardiff City Stadium, Harry!

Great news. Too late for bench tomorrow ?

I think he had to have signed by 12pm to be on the bench for tomorrow so probably not.

That's been the situation in the past, not sure if the rules are still the same.

Still the same, Ned

New players ‘need to be registered and approved by the league by 12 noon on the day prior to the date of the match’

Given the timing of the announcement, it could well be that he signed the paperwork before the lifting of the embargo, and the paperwork submitted as soon as was practicable, in which case he could be on the bench. However, that would surprise me, as Turner hasn’t done much (if anything) wrong!

Thanks Chris

I can remember the last player we signed on loan from Everton… Oumar Niasse

And your point is?

Kevin Ratcliffe is antithesis of your illogic!

In the real world, good luck and welcome to the Cardiff City Stadium, Harry ap Tyrer!

Ratcliffe never played for us