Past  News

Sheffield United 0, Cardiff City 0 (Sunday 30 October 2005) Sheffield United lost their 100% home record in the Coca-Cola Championship after being held to a goalless draw in a tough encounter against the Bluebirds.

Jones: Cardiff deserved penalty (Saturday 29 October 2005) Dave Jones believes his side should have been awarded a penalty in stoppage time of the goalless draw with Coca-Cola Championship leaders Sheffield United.

Interview with Mike Morris (Thursday 27 October 2005) We had a unique opportunity tonight to interview one of the well known fans, none other than Mike Morris.  Mike Morris has been a fan for over 20 years.

Cardiff City 6, Crewe Alexandra 1 (Sunday 23 October 2005) Cardiff reaffirmed their Coca-Cola Championship play-off credentials with an emphatic second-half demolition of struggling Crewe. With the scores tied level at 1-1 at half-time, Cardiff came out after the break to destroy Crewe.

Hammam ready to strengthen City squad (Saturday 22 October 2005) Sam Hammam is keen for Cardiff City to push on and challenge for promotion to the Premiership immediately. News that the Bluebirds' stadium go-ahead is within reach means Hammam.

Loovens wants to commit future to Bluebirds (Friday 21 October 2005) Sam Hammam is keen for Cardiff City to push on and challenge for promotion to the Premiership immediately. News that the Bluebirds' stadium go-ahead is within reach means Hammam.

New Stadium to be Announced Shortly??? (Thursday 20 October 2005) With rumours flying around over the Message Boards, Newspapers and on the terraces about our new stadium cropping up nearly everyday, I thought I'd bring you two posts from two reps who posted.

Cardiff City 2, Preston North End 2 (Wednesday 19 October 2005) When the dust has settled on this pulsating Championship contest Cardiff City will probably reflect that a draw was a fair result. But Dave Jones' men will have doubtless gone home feeling deflated

Brighton 1, Cardiff City 2 (Sunday 16 October 2005) Brighton 1-2 Cardiff City Alan Lee has waited a long time to grab the limelight at Ninian Park.  But he timed his entrance to perfection on Saturday to lift the Bluebirds within touching distance of a play-off spot.

Northern Ireland 2, Wales 3 (Sunday 09 October 2005) Wales burst Northern Ireland's bubble by doing what England could not manage at Windsor Park in this thrilling World Cup group six qualifier.

14,657 thank you for Bluebirds revival (Monday 03 October 2005) They only come when the Bluebirds are winning' moans one fan as thousands more pour in In a stream of City tops, scarves, hats and smiles, thousands of fans streamed through the turnstiles.

Cardiff City 1, Luton Town 2 (Sunday 02 October 2005) High-flying Luton further strengthened their position among the Coca-Cola Championship front-runners by ending Cardiff’s eight-match unbeaten run. Peter Holmes’ second-half winner handed Luton three points