The Bluebirds are turning heads: Former Premier League m

The Bluebirds are turning heads

Former Premier League midfielder and pundit Andy Townsend has been waxing lyrical about the Bluebirds!

Speaking to BettingLounge, Townsend hailed Cardiff’s incredible comeback from 4-1 down to beat Burnley 5-4 as “incredible” and believes it’s an exciting time for Welsh club football.



“I like what Brian Barry-Murphy is doing at Cardiff, they're very entertaining.



“Coming back from 4-1 down with twenty minutes left to win at the weekend was incredible.



“It’s a very exciting time for Welsh football.”



Barry-Murphy’s Cardiff are certainly getting people talking!

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8 goals against two former Premier League sides.

Im not surprised we're turning heads.

Once our defence is sorted I think we will continue to rise.

Perhaps not promotion this year but next year could be interesting.

https://youtu.be/skNc9RFBAek?si=_UiiY7mDhiSU2P2X

8 goals against two former Premier League sides.

Im not surprised we're turning heads.

Once our defence is sorted I think we will continue to rise.

Perhaps not promotion this year but next year could be interesting.

Agree - Stay Up and build next season ... the same what Sunderland did with a young squad a few years ago .

Yep and Townsend is Irish too and probably knows Murphy or his dad .
I totally agree guys , if we have a January that’s invested by tan then we will be very very strong next season and maybe very very hard to beat

Yep and Townsend is Irish too and probably knows Murphy or his dad .
I totally agree guys , if we have a January that’s invested by tan then we will be very very strong next season and maybe very very hard to beat

The squad deficiencies are clear, and having Lawlor sidelined all season has hurt us badly. Revisiting our interest in that young Arsenal centre-half makes plenty of sense given their depth, as does re-exploring moves for Dahl and Kellyman, seeing as they are sat on the sidelines and taking up wages. The clubs may allow it with call-back clauses to cover their injuries.

BBM has built a strong reputation for developing youngsters, meaning Premier League clubs will see Cardiff as an ideal environment for loans. If Tan backs him properly in the upcoming window, we can easily bridge those gaps.

Yep and Townsend is Irish too and probably knows Murphy or his dad .
I totally agree guys , if we have a January that’s invested by tan then we will be very very strong next season and maybe very very hard to beat

The squad deficiencies are clear, and having Lawlor sidelined all season has hurt us badly. Revisiting our interest in that young Arsenal centre-half makes plenty of sense given their depth, as does re-exploring moves for Dahl and Kellyman, seeing as they are sat on the sidelines and taking up wages. The clubs may allow it with call-back clauses to cover their injuries.

BBM has built a strong reputation for developing youngsters, meaning Premier League clubs will see Cardiff as an ideal environment for loans. If Tan backs him properly in the upcoming window, we can easily bridge those gaps.

I wouldn't waste any resources on the 10 position with Moylan, Colwill and Ashford who had a good preseason there. Dahl would be great and a striker as it's unrealistic to go through the season with just Salech