I missed our goal as I had a very bad stomach and was in the old porta-loos in the bob bank at the time .
I remember him completely using up all my spit that day . anyways with a great gate expected, there`s wolves 2 hunt down in our own back yard.............2say im not nervous would be a complete lie but im not one bit nervous
Yes I remember that , he was out on his own for ages it seemed. But my mind must be playing tricks , I'm sure that his jogging was at the CCS . Unless of course that was his party trick (trying to wind us up) , because he couldn't play football.
Cardiff City can reduce the gap between them and leaders Wolves to just three points with victory in Friday's top-two home Championship encounter. The Bluebirds, who also have a game in hand, are the form team in the division with nine wins in 11 unbeaten games. Wolves have stabilised after defeats by Fulham and Aston Villa and are four games without loss following the midweek draw at Hull City. August's corresponding game at Molineux finished in a 2-1 win for Cardiff. "Cardiff are a tough team, they've proved themselves throughout the competition and are a hard team to play against, and we are ready," Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo said. "We know what we are going to face and we are ready." His opposite number Neil Warnock, who is bidding for a record eighth promotion of his managerial career, could bring Joe Ralls back into the Cardiff City squad which could see Marko Grujic drop to the bench. Espirito Santo will have Championship player of the season nominee Ruben Neves and defender Matt Doherty back for the visitors after suspension. Cardiff surprisingly had no players named in the EFL Championship team of the season, which featured three Wolves stars including Neves, although Warnock is not concerned. "There's one or two who are the best in the league but not had particularly good seasons," he said. "I wouldn't swap many in my side. You don't realise how good some of our players are until you're coaching them. "Our main asset is our togetherness. They don't need (any extra motivation). For me they're all player of the seasons." SAM's prediction Home win 35% Draw 28% Away win 37% SAM, the Sports Analytics Machine, is a super-computer built by @ProfIanMcHale of the University of Liverpool. Match facts Cardiff have won four of their last five Championship meetings with Wolves (L1), including the last two at the Cardiff City Stadium. Wolves have kept one clean sheet in their last 12 away matches at Cardiff in all competitions (W3 D3 L6), a 1-0 win in February 2015. Wolves have scored the first goal in 28 league games this season, winning 25 of those games (D3) - both league-highs. Cardiff have won 10 and lost none of their last 13 league games. They have also won each of their last seven home league games - they last won eight in a row back in December 2012 (10), a season in which they won the Championship. Kenneth Zohore has had a hand in six goals in his last seven league games (four goals, two assists), after assisting just one goal and scoring none in his previous eight. No Championship player has provided more assists this season than Wolves' defender Barry Douglas (14). It is the most assists by a Wolves player in a Championship campaign since Michael Kightly delivered 18 in 2008-09.
Had a vivid dream last night, we went 1-0 down in the first minute, hadn’t settled....it was a strike out of the blue.....and the score remained thus. We absolutely battered their door for the rest of the game, but to no avail! Hope Warnock warns them to be aware of an early onslaught pals! Incidentally, saw a couple of Wolves fans surrounded by a crowd yesterday, kicking a hedgehog as a football. I went over to remonstrate with these retrogrades, only to be told “Don’t worry pal , the hog is two up!” WTF?
Colin gets Manager of the Month again for March. Kiss of death didn't apply in March. Lets hope it's ugly head stays down for April. https://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/new...bet-championship-manager-of-the-month-awards/
Warnock Manager Of The Month again, wot ****e timing ahead of two vital games....excellent achievements all three awards though!
What team do you reckon? I'd go for same as with the exception of Pelts for Manga, and possibly Ralls for Grujic.
If Ralls was 100% fit I'd play him, but probably for Gunnar not Grujic. I've got a feeling there's a penalty in this - hopefully for us. Ralls to convert please. Other than that I'd Keep Manga to start with Pelts off the bench to close the game out if needed.
I think NW will make a couple of changes; Ralls or Bryson or Damour in central midfield plus Peltier at full back.
Madine took them for Bolton but he may not be on the pitch. My guess would be Hoilett or maybe even Big Ken's Big Left Boot?
Intetesting line up. Grujic not even on the bench. What has Neil got up his sleeve? Can imagine being on my own on here tonight!
Hey Frank. Don't know if you're watching / listening. We seem to be a bit more in this second half. Admit to being nervous as hell. A point is ok. A win massive.
