Posts Tagged ‘Cardiff City FC’

Ex-Chelsea and Boro striker not welcome at Cardiff after all!

by stresster on July 30th, 2008 | 237 words | 4 comments

Poor old Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink. The striker has had a fun time of things in England, scoring plenty of goals for Leeds, Chelsea and Middlesbrough, although it looks like the party is over for the Dutchman at Cardiff.

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Blackburn in shock move for ageing Liverpool legend

by Jon on July 11th, 2008 | 229 words | 1 comment

Paul Ince has clearly been out in the sun too long if he reckons Robbie Fowler still has what it takes to compete in the Premier League.

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Liverpool legend sticking around at Cardiff for final shot of glory

by Jon on July 8th, 2008 | 132 words | 3 comments

Robbie Fowler, known affectionately as God during his time at Liverpool, is set to sign a new one-year deal with Cardiff City, according to BBC Sport Wales.

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Ramsey chooses Arsenal over Man Utd: Arsene 1-0 Sir Alex

by Dexter on June 11th, 2008 | 223 words | 8 comments

Cardiff wonderkid Aaron Ramsey, rather frothily described by the Independent as “the outstanding talent of his generation” has opted to sign for Arsenal over Man Utd. Although Ferguson’s men gnawed away at Arsenal’s early season lead, and the Gunners tailed off to third place, the first transfer blood of this summer looks to […]

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Who would you sign for if you were Aaron Ramsey; Manchester United, Arsenal, Everton or Liverpool?

by Dexter on June 10th, 2008 | 139 words | 49 comments

Picture the scene, you’re a young up-and-coming wonderkid who currently plies his trade for Cardiff City, but after a strong season, a tsunami of clubs are crashing in, wanting to pull you away to the Premier League. So who would you choose? Manchester United and the Lord of the Ferg, where you probably wouldn’t get […]

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Liverpool in £10m bidding war: Can Rafa beat Sir Alex?

by Mr Comfort on June 1st, 2008 | 153 words | 86 comments

Fierce rivals Liverpool and Manchester United are going head to head in the pursuit of one of the brightest talents in the UK, but who will win?
Manchester United have upped their offer for Cardiff City teenager Aaron Ramsey to £10million to head off a late move by Liverpool.
Sir Alex Ferguson is bidding £5m up front […]

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£5 million starlet trying to ignore Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United tug-of-war

by stresster on May 27th, 2008 | 162 words | 15 comments

But will one of the ‘Big Four’ make an offer that Cardiff City just can’t refuse? It’s clear that Aaron Ramsey is a star in the making, with the 17-year-old having already featured in an FA Cup final during his short career to date. However, despite potential overtures from Old Trafford, Anfield and The Emirates, […]

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Everton launch another Brit bid for £5m Cardiff hero

by Mr Comfort on April 8th, 2008 | 211 words | 7 comments

Fresh on the heels of an apparent bid for Barnsley FA Cup hero Brian Howard, David Moyes appears to be lining up another Championship player who has very much enjoyed this year’s Cup delights - Cardiff’s £5m rated midfielder Joe Ledley.
Everton are interested in the Welsh international, who said of the interest: “A couple of […]

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Cinderella WILL go to the ball; loophole could see Cardiff in the UEFA Cup!

by Dexter on April 8th, 2008 | 148 words | 1 comment

The Times reports that everyone’s favourite plucky Welsh battlers Cardiff City could be off to Europe after all. As it stands, if Cardiff beat Portsmouth in the FA Cup final they would be robbed of the (dubious) joys of the UEFA Cup because they are technically a Welsh team, and only qualify for Europe through […]

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Will Portsmouth be first team to win FA Cup without decent striker?

by stresster on April 7th, 2008 | 274 words | 1 comment

Harry Redknapp is chuffed to bits and has every right to be. Not only has he steered his Portsmouth team to the FA Cup final against Cardiff, he’s also done this without having a decent striker throughout his club’s run in the competition. The Daily Telegraph report his delight after winning 1-0 against West Brom.
“The […]

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