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Think about what you've just said.
Either way, the article is pointless. The top comment on it pretty much sums everything up. Cardiff have been living outside their means for years now. They were given a simple choice, accept the changes or go bust. They accepted it and now they're probably going to be playing Premier League football next season. Who exactly is losing out here?
Telegram Sam
Gaha.
Jason
League One Promotion
Survive in Championship
Build on that over 2-3 years
Realistic chance of Prem football at this point.
19th - 21st is a realistic finishing position, for Huddersfield this season. I don't get why your so annoyed. Just to add you probably didn't really deserve to go up in the Play Off final anyway, but that's for another discussion, and yes, i support Sheffield United.
Just to add, if you go down, and Barnsley stay up and 1 player goes to them then i wouldn't class them as a lesser club. Also Peterborough are above you, therefor they are the better team this season and not how you described them.
gfnx25
bluemoon.
I saw the second-half. Ashley Eastham shouldn't be a professional footballer.
gfnx25
I've been defending Blackwell for quite a while now, but this defeat is down to his team selcetion. Until Zubar got injured we looked good in defence but after we had to sub him off we had nobody to replace him. Mark Hughes is at Accy Stan and Sodje at Barrow so we had no CB left and had to put Soares on as some sort of holding midfielder and had to drop Ebanks-Landell to CB position. Something that does not work AT ALL
hammer9
Jason
BR.
Leeds had a couple of chances but their finishing was pretty poor, if the match was still going on now it'd probably still be 0-0.
Vercoe
hammer9
Damn!
Jonas
bluemoon.
One Night In Grimsby
gfnx25
A win?
Brilliant result, didn't saw this one coming at all. Schuey with another goal tonight (10th of the season) and a very solid performance from our CB's aswell. Eastham and Landell looked like complete different human beings today.
Supporters coach back home is imploding already, massive respect to the other 94 Shakers who travelled too. Enjoyable four hour bus drive ahead
BR.
I've splashed out on some Millwall tickets for the FA Cup quarter final, we better show more effort and intent in that game. Season over if we lose that 'cos there's 0% chance of the play-offs.
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Cardiff owner open to name change
Owner Vincent Tan, who instigated Cardiff's colour change from blue to red, moves to reassure fans that the club's official name will not change
Good job BBC.
ianbaker
They want to change to Cardiff Dragons, which is the name of a team in the Gay League.
Ninja
I think the owner u-turned over the course of yesterday.
So they had that article title and the article matched, then a sportsday entry from him saying it wouldn't change and then they changed the article to reflect it but not the title.
If you go on it now it makes sense.
The guy is a cock anyway.
Jonas
Stale Solbakken told The FF Show he needed more time at Wolves
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Poe
One Night In Grimsby
Tough game on paper, desperate for a win as I can't see Wrexham etc dropping points tomorrow.
C'mon Town!
One Night In Grimsby
EDIT: Moving again but still over an hour away.... Could be a late finish!
BR.
Not too sure about that, they were doing pretty dire. That said, it wasn't worth getting rid of him with Saunders, who appears out of his depth, being the replacement...
One Night In Grimsby
Jonas
He does have a point or two if you watch the whole video though. I remember when he was manager at FCK in Denmark, he was only a whisker away from getting sacked one year, but they stood by him and in his last year in charge they won the league by a 26 point margin, played two evenly matched games vs. Barca and progressed to the knockout stages of the Champions League.
I'm not quite sure Solbakken was the right man for Wolves in the first place and that converting to a more continental style of play the right step for Wolves as a club, however - sacking him at the start of the January transfer window makes you think that they never really believed in him nor the project as a whole. In the end I just think Solbakken and Wolves were a bad match at the time.
Shola
Interesting subplot with Ipswich being there as well.