BBM:
"We know we have to turn chances into goals and to win games, and we fully believe and have the confidence that we can do that.”
"The players gave it absolutely everything at Bolton and it will be the same again against Charlton.”
Cardiff are unbeaten on their own ground in the league this season, where they have come behind on three occasions to secure three straight draws.
Having escaped with a point against Wrexham thanks to Rubin Colwill's last-gasp leveller on the opening weekend, Cardiff have come away from draws against Sheffield United and Stoke City believing they ought to have won.
Now the challenge for Barry-Murphy's players is to overcome a Charlton side who have not won in four matches but have lost only once in the league this season.
Nathan Jones' team have not scored many goals – Lincoln are the only club in the division with a lower tally – but have not conceded many either.
BBM:
"We go back to our stadium where we have performed exceptionally well.”
"If we play to the same level we have in recent games – not all the games because we weren't at the level we wanted to be at QPR and Portsmouth – then we will [start to] win for sure."
Cardiff City have been handed a major injury boost ahead of Saturday's clash with Charlton Athletic with Dylan Lawlor declared fit and available for selection.
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