Absolutely delighted with this signing guys, i rate him very very highly. Cardiff City FC is delighted to confirm the signing of Emyr Huws from Wigan Athletic for an undisclosed fee, subject to international clearance. The Welsh international midfielder has agreed a three-year deal, keeping him with the Bluebirds until summer 2019. 22-year-old Huws played 29 times in the Sky Bet Championship while on loan at Huddersfield Town during the 2015/16 season, scoring on five occasions. image: http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/cms_images/emyr-2-613265-3243700.jpg please log in to view this image The young midfielder has already scored at Cardiff City Stadium, netting for the Welsh National Team during their friendly with the Netherlands last November. To date, Huws has made seven appearances for his country. image: http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/cms_images/huws-1-613265-3243699.jpg please log in to view this image Speaking to Cardiff City Player HD on the morning of his signing, Emyr said: “I’m chuffed to be back in South Wales and really happy to join a big club like Cardiff. “I know most of the coaching staff from Wales, and can’t wait to join up with the boys now and get started.” Emyr is Cardiff City's fifth summer signing, following the permanent arrivals of Lex Immers, Frédéric Gounongbe, Kenneth Zohore and fellow Welsh international Jazz Richards. Read more at http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/news...s-a-bluebird-3243738.aspx#jjbb7tMIMpBeTVS4.99.
Could be a really good signing. Just need to get rid of Macheda, le Fondre, Dikgacoi, Adyemi, Noone, Kennedy and Harris now.
Jon Parkin is just up the road at Newport, although he's on a three match suspension. I can still remember his debut goal for Cardiff. At least I think it was his debut. Left foot thunderbolt, and that was more or less it.
I think that was definitely it. He SHOULD do well for the Port. I remember everytime he played against us he would bloody score and then he came to us and couldn't hit a barn door with a machine gun.
He's carrying too much weight really, but I guess he always did. I really like players in the Parkin mould.
I agree mate. If they lay off the pies and ***s (Alan Lee springs to mind) they can be an effing massive force, especially for set pieces. I fear the only set pieces Mr Parkin enjoys these days are set pieces of pie
