Bluebirds v Swindon / Cheltenham / Burnley / Wrexham / Chelsea

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So, with R Colwill injured and Kellyman not allowed to play, Robinson at 10?
Ng at RB with Kpakio suspended.
Probably need to rest Fish given his previous head injury.
Going to need legs in the centre of the park.
Another game where the bench is going to be key, if only to keep the score down.
 
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So, with R Colwill injured and Kellyman not allowed to play, Robinson at 10?
Ng at RB with Kpakio suspended.
Probably need to rest Fish given his previous head injury.
Going to need legs in the centre of the park.
Another game where the bench is going to be key, if only to keep the score down.
Robinson is not a No.10. He needs to goal hang because he can finish.

I think BBM could well play Joel Colwiil in that role for his sheer energy if not for his out and out skill factor.

Turnbull has the ability but he tends to be a bit anonymous, whereas Robertson also has the ability but a possible temperament problem.
 
Robinson is not a No.10. He needs to goal hang because he can finish.

I think BBM could well play Joel Colwiil in that role for his sheer energy if not for his out and out skill factor.

Turnbull has the ability but he tends to be a bit anonymous, whereas Robertson also has the ability but a possible temperament problem.
Heres the answer.

Cardiff City XI: Trott; Ng, Lawlor, Chambers, Bagan; Wintle, J. Colwill, Turnbull; Ashford, Robinson, Davies.

Subs: Turner, Giles, Fish, Mafico, Robertson, Donczew, Nyakuhwa, Willock, Salech.
 
I'd like to join BT in his pride of the Bluebirds. Fantastic that we stuck to our new footballing style and weren't in awe of the opposition. Good to read pundits from the nationals who haven't seen us this season, applauding our style.
Mr Murphy sir, you are rapidly becoming one of my favourite managers by sticking to your philosophy and taking others with you. Remarkable considering what resources you've been given.

Bloody Chelsea done us again. Nevermind, they'll never be Bloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooobirds
 
I think it's fair to say we went toe to toe with them - both their much changed (but still very expensive) 'reserve' team in the 1st half and even throughout the 2nd half when their 'big guns' came on... yes they looked far more dangerous 2nd half with their 1st team additions to the line up, but we still cut through them and created our own chances too.

As much as the knockers and WUMS will say it was only Chelsea's 'kids' in the 1st half, lets not forget, a lot of our team are our own 'kids' nowadays - make of that what you will.

Atmosphere was great throughout and a real throwback to what we can have at the CCS when everyone is behind the team rather than being quick to grumble when things don't quite go to plan - just a shame we'll see a minimum of 10k - 12k vanish by the next home game, but that's football nowadays eh?? Hopefully one or two of the fans that came out because it was a big game will now consider coming down a bit more often now they've seen how well we are playing..
 
I think it's fair to say we went toe to toe with them - both their much changed (but still very expensive) 'reserve' team in the 1st half and even throughout the 2nd half when their 'big guns' came on... yes they looked far more dangerous 2nd half with their 1st team additions to the line up, but we still cut through them and created our own chances too.

As much as the knockers and WUMS will say it was only Chelsea's 'kids' in the 1st half, lets not forget, a lot of our team are our own 'kids' nowadays - make of that what you will.

Atmosphere was great throughout and a real throwback to what we can have at the CCS when everyone is behind the team rather than being quick to grumble when things don't quite go to plan - just a shame we'll see a minimum of 10k - 12k vanish by the next home game, but that's football nowadays eh?? Hopefully one or two of the fans that came out because it was a big game will now consider coming down a bit more often now they've seen how well we are playing..
Good point Briz... I replied on FB last night when someone was asking where the extra 15k would be in the next home game, but being less than polite with his query -
'No need to label the new visitors as plastics! Yes they went there (maybe for the first time) hoping for a glory night and hoping for an ‘I was there’ moment. BIG crowds for BIG games is a thing that happens in all sports so deal with it as a chance to introduce new supporters. Many would have had a fabulous time last night and many would have travelled quite a long way. Be more welcoming and we will welcome more supporters'
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Good point Briz... I replied on FB last night when someone was asking where the extra 15k would be in the next home game, but being less than polite with his query -
'No need to label the new visitors as plastics! Yes they went there (maybe for the first time) hoping for a glory night and hoping for an ‘I was there’ moment. BIG crowds for BIG games is a thing that happens in all sports so deal with it as a chance to introduce new supporters. Many would have had a fabulous time last night and many would have travelled quite a long way. Be more welcoming and we will welcome more supporters'
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Its attending for 'big games' that gets people started.
Just need them to each come back a couple times before the end of the season.