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Tom Lockyer has put Luton in pole position for the playoff final berth.
Was hoping Paterson or Flint may have had a chance. Could you imagine us in a penalty shoot out last season
Was hoping Paterson or Flint may have had a chance. Could you imagine us in a penalty shoot out last season
Unfortunately, yes.
Blanks for the German, Cornelius, Daehli & ALF but Guido scored yet again
I noticed that Glatzel doesn't take the penalties for Hamburg. Wonder if he has Cardiff City Spotkickitis.
I'm watching Bobby G's team closely. They could still get autos having been pretty safe for a long while.....hey are now likely to face Shalke04 , the miners' team in an up/down playoff over two legs. Shake gone to hell now the mines have closed as far as I can see.
It’s twenty years since Andy Campbell scored the winner in our playoff at the Millennium Stadium.
I was there, sitting up in the gods, almost level with Campbell when he received the ball. To be honest I thought the ball would never come down for him but looking at it now that defender was rubbish. Great day. https://youtu.be/dwqPF5v3MC8
https://youtu.be/dwqPF5v3MC8
I was there, sitting up in the gods, almost level with Campbell when he received the ball. To be honest I thought the ball would never come down for him but looking at it now that defender was rubbish. Great day. https://youtu.be/dwqPF5v3MC8
https://youtu.be/dwqPF5v3MC8
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Wow, 20 years.
Watched it in a cousin's house with my dad.
Probably the last Cardiff game he ever got to see.
He went to a lot of city games home and away back in the day, but never got to see us in the premier league.
I was right behind that goal about row 5 or 6. Never hugged or been hugged by so many City fans, before or since.
Campbell (or Butch Dingle as he was otherwise known) didn't do much else for us but goes down in history as a legend just for his actions in those few seconds.
P.S. Weren't the shirts loose and baggy in those days.
Campbell (or Butch Dingle as he was otherwise known) didn't do much else for us but goes down in history as a legend just for his actions in those few seconds.
P.S. Weren't the shirts loose and baggy in those days.