Cardiff City Forum



A forum for all things Cardiff City

Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worried C

Tue Sep 15, 2026 5:45 pm

Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worried

Cardiff City are one of just four EFL sides yet to win in the league this season, with four points from their opening seven games.

But ahead of Saturday’s meeting with Charlton, the Bluebirds boss remains confident the results will come

“Keep believing and playing like we are and the wins will come
You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Tue Sep 15, 2026 5:56 pm

Forever Blue wrote:Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worried

Cardiff City are one of just four EFL sides yet to win in the league this season, with four points from their opening seven games.

But ahead of Saturday’s meeting with Charlton, the Bluebirds boss remains confident the results will come

“Keep believing and playing like we are and the wins will come



We fans have got all season, will he have all season?
for his sake and the team the win cannot come soon enough .

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Tue Sep 15, 2026 6:29 pm

montyblue wrote:
Forever Blue wrote:Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worried

Cardiff City are one of just four EFL sides yet to win in the league this season, with four points from their opening seven games.

But ahead of Saturday’s meeting with Charlton, the Bluebirds boss remains confident the results will come

“Keep believing and playing like we are and the wins will come



We fans have got all season, will he have all season?
for his sake and the team the win cannot come soon enough .


You can see how much better we're playing than the last time we were here and all we need is to actually score a few, win one and we should get lift off. Regardless, I think he should be given the season no matter what as he seems to have a vision & our patience is needed.

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Tue Sep 15, 2026 6:51 pm

“Keep believing and playing like we are and the wins will come” says BBM. Well if we keep playing as we are we wont score enough goals, and goals make wins

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Tue Sep 15, 2026 6:51 pm

Played well in every game, poor start v Wrexham, other than that and the Pompey game in which we missed loads of chances, we've been unlucky. To me it's totally clear. If you add two good wingers and a decent CF to this team, they are flying up the table.
We've missed an opportunity in my opinion. I back BBM all the way, we are close to being very good. If we had a Chris Burke, Craig Noone and a Ross Mccormack type players and what we have now as back up, we'd be flying. We are close. The luck will change soon.

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Tue Sep 15, 2026 7:54 pm

Terry B wrote:“Keep believing and playing like we are and the wins will come” says BBM. Well if we keep playing as we are we wont score enough goals, and goals make wins


Guess you want him out then?

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Tue Sep 15, 2026 8:13 pm

9 wins in the last 53 championship games , very few clean sheets and cant cross and take corners ,
The football is quality we need to get the ball forward before every side re groups thats the problem , they tippy tappy till every side gets back behind the ball

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Tue Sep 15, 2026 8:51 pm

With all our midfielders averaging 1 goal in 8/9 games and our defence not contributing at all and salech struggling on his own the stats are not in our favour
Though the football is quality

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Tue Sep 15, 2026 11:22 pm

montyblue wrote:
Forever Blue wrote:Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worried

Cardiff City are one of just four EFL sides yet to win in the league this season, with four points from their opening seven games.

But ahead of Saturday’s meeting with Charlton, the Bluebirds boss remains confident the results will come

“Keep believing and playing like we are and the wins will come



We fans have got all season, will he have all season?
for his sake and the team the win cannot come soon enough .


Agree :bluebird:

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Tue Sep 15, 2026 11:50 pm

Word about the street is that from saturday we can have the goal post extended from corner flag to corner flag, it now makes sense why we have 2 keepers on the bench. :thumbup:

Re: Still no league win, but Brian Barry-Murphy isn't worrie

Wed Sep 16, 2026 5:49 am

blueboyboyblue wrote:9 wins in the last 53 championship games , very few clean sheets and cant cross and take corners ,
The football is quality we need to get the ball forward before every side re groups thats the problem , they tippy tappy till every side gets back behind the ball


Except for the first stat you make some good points.

I enjoy our possession based football but it’s too slow most of the time. We need to inject more pace and speed in moving forward at times. We also need to learn to hit teams on the break occasionally which doesn’t seem part of our tactics.

Regarding the manager, I believe we should stick with him for the season no matter what happens.