Past  News

Cardiff Back in for Riordan? (Sunday 28 August 2005) Sky Sports dot com understand Cardiff have resurrected their move for Hibernian striker Derek Riordan.  The move seemed dead in the water earlier this week when Riordan failed to travel south for talks with Cardiff after they agreed a fee with Hibs for his services.

Cardiff City 2, Wolves 2 (Sunday 28 August 2005) There was only one happy man doing the Ayatollah yesterday - and he certainly wasn't at Ninian Park. England bowling hero Simon Jones rejoiced in his superb five-wicket haul in the fourth Ashes Test at Trent Bridge

Jones tells pundits 'mind your own! (Saturday 27 August 2005) A prickly Dave Jones last night told the football pundits to keep their noses out of Cardiff City's business. The Bluebirds boss refused point blank to discuss City's failed attempts to sign Scottish strikers Kris Boyd and Derek Riordan.

Riordan happy to stay at Hibs (Thursday 25 August 2005) Derek Riordan last night refused to be rushed into a move away from Hibernian after the Easter Road club accepted an offer for him from Cardiff City.  The 22-year-old striker,

Colchester 0, Cardiff 2 and Luton 1, Cardiff 4 (Wednesday 24 August 2005) Cardiff City advanced to the second round of the Carling Cup with a professional performance at Layer Road.  Mark Yeates missed an early gilt-edged chance from eight yards for Colchester, then on the half hour Jeff Whitley was brought down in the box by Kemal Izzet.

Killie accept Cardiff's Boyd bid (Tuesday 23 August 2005) Kilmarnock have accepted a bid of about £500,000 from Cardiff City for want-away striker Kris Boyd.  Killie general manager Dave MacKinnon confirmed that Boyd will travel to the English Championship club on Tuesday.

Valley RAMS World - Updated (Sunday 21 August 2005) Valley RAMS World has been updated, a video of the away trip to Derby is now online. Click Valley RAMS World on the left to view the video, or click above to view.

Derby County 2, Cardiff City 1 (Sunday 21 August 2005) A late goal from Cardiff’s Cameron Jerome ensured a nervous finish for Derby, who had built a two-goal interval lead at Pride Park and then nearly paid for taking their foot off the gas. A moment of magic from Morten Bisgaard and a penalty from Inigo Idiakez.

Barker's plea to Bluebirds fans (Friday 19 August 2005) Cardiff City defender Chris Barker has urged Bluebirds fans to stay patient as the club seek to recover from their disappointing start to the new season. Dave Jones' new-look City side have so far struggled to turn pre-season promise into results.

Wales 0, Slovenia 0 - Match Report (Wednesday 17 August 2005) The first ever international at Swansea's recently opened New Stadium saw Wales battle to a goalless draw with Slovenia. John Toshack had claimed he would refuse to allow the forthcoming clash with England.

Sam prepares £1m bid for Riordan (Monday 15 August 2005) Sam Hammam was today planning to meet Hibernian striker Derek Riordan for talks over a £1m move to Cardiff City. The Bluebirds are understood to be ready to break their transfer fee.

Dave Jones looks for 'Team to Bounce Back' (Sunday 14 August 2005) Dave Jones may have been in philosophical mood in the aftermath of Cardiff City's dismal defeat to Watford on Friday night but he left his players in little doubt that a repeat performance will not be tolerated again this season.

Cardiff City 1, Watford 3 (Saturday 13 August 2005) One step forward, two steps backward for Cardiff City. Three days after impressively coming from behind to defeat a much-fancied Leeds side, the Bluebirds undid all of Tuesday night's good work with a demoralising defeat against modest Watford.

Fulham Sign Warner on Loan (Thursday 11 August 2005) Fulham have solved their goalkeeping crisis by signing Cardiff City's Tony Warner on a six-month loan-deal. Boss Chris Coleman has been forced to secure emergency cover after Jaroslav Drobny and Mark Crossley sustained knee injuries during the club’s pre-season tour to the United States.

Tosh to snub Savage for Slovenia game (Wednesday 10 August 2005) Wales boss John Toshack was today expected to snub Robbie Savage's pleas for a second international chance by leaving him out of the squad to face Slovenia at Swansea's New Stadium next week.

Cardiff City 2, Leeds United 1 (Wednesday 10 August 2005) Skipper Darren Purse admitted the mistake which led to Leeds United taking the lead at Ninian Park last night, but he also fired Cardiff City's matchwinner on a night of high drama at Ninian Park.

If City score I'll be up on my feet - Ridsdale (Tuesday 09 August 2005) He was the man with Leeds United engraved on his heart. The so-called fan in the boardroom who oversaw Leeds' climb to the dizzy heights of the Champions League.

Ipswich Town 1, Cardiff City 0 (Sunday 07 August 2005) Debutant Nicky Forster gave Ipswich victory in their opening game of the Coca-Cola Championship season against Cardiff. In a dour opening 45 minutes neither side really threatened to make a breakthrough and the second half.

My City days are over, says Langley (Friday 05 August) Richard Langley has admitted he is on the way out at Cardiff City. Manager Dave Jones has told Langley to find another club and the Jamaican international said today: 'It's the end of an era for me.

New Stadium Shocker (Thursday 04 August 2005) Cardiff City were today left "staggered" by the news that a mystery developer is waiting in the shadows to build the new stadium at Leckwith should their plans fail.