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Well Cardiff failed to win on Saturday. But a draw away against Fulham ain't bad.

The yellow birds managed a win, which at lease keeps them away from the relegation zone.

I have no idea whether or not Cardiff will be able to keep up with the likes of Leeds etc over the course of the season. We shall have to see.

Quietly confident....

Boro Boy wrote:Quietly confident....

Not sure you should be Man City/Boro/Wigan and Luton were the teams I backed to win their leagues (E/W so any of the promotion places is good enough) I am pretty bad luck for teams I back like this.

Spare a thought for poor old Harry Redknapp tonight - yet another large severance cheque.

Poor fellah.

Norwich CIty beat a team that has not been beaten at home since January and keep a clean sheet for the third match in succession.

And pathetic fans are so unhappy they throw bottles on the pitch and then fights break out.

Not surprised after all Norwich CIty were in Yorkshire

The crunch match of the season on Friday.

The Bluebirds beat the Yellowbirds 3-1.

Four wins on the trot and second place. I think last season Cardiff were second from bottom before Xmas.

Constantine wrote:The crunch match of the season on Friday.

The Bluebirds beat the Yellowbirds 3-1.

Four wins on the trot and second place. I think last season Cardiff were second from bottom before Xmas.

I can but hope we emulate you. Good luck for the rest of the season. Do your "supporters" post online the whinging whining complaining posts ours do?

I hope the OP is pleased that Cardiff went to Ipswich, won 1-0, thereby enabling Norwich to sneak ahead of them in the table.

Of course, Norwich returned the favour by nicking a draw at Wolves.Cardiff are only 9 points behind 'em now.

I am very happy to see Ipswich below us in the table. But sadly only a draw so Leeds are above us on goal difference

A big thank you to Norwich. We needed those three points.

Apparently it's our first double over Norwich.