| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager 12:51 - Jun 12 with 5516 views | DoubeDoube |
Brilliant.... cheerio Cardiff.
His only other management appointment was Rochdale -- p109 w34 d28 L47 relegated from league 2 .
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| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 10:12 - Jun 20 with 1218 views | Cheese_addict |
Their fans also claiming BBM’s comments are making us “lose our minds”. Hilarious. Apart from the fact that they have a bigger stadium, I just don’t get where this “bigger club” notion comes from, because they’ve done practically nothing to suggest that they are, especially in the last 25 years or so. They beat us, & they’re the biggest club in Wales. Lose to us, & it’s “swans fans care more about the derby than us”, “Bristol City is our derby” etc etc.
Who do they think they are? Ipswich?
They really are a special breed up there in the rarified air of Division 3.
https://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=245146 [Post edited 20 Jun 10:15]
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| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 10:21 - Jun 20 with 1175 views | union_jack |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 10:12 - Jun 20 by Cheese_addict |
Their fans also claiming BBM’s comments are making us “lose our minds”. Hilarious. Apart from the fact that they have a bigger stadium, I just don’t get where this “bigger club” notion comes from, because they’ve done practically nothing to suggest that they are, especially in the last 25 years or so. They beat us, & they’re the biggest club in Wales. Lose to us, & it’s “swans fans care more about the derby than us”, “Bristol City is our derby” etc etc.
Who do they think they are? Ipswich?
They really are a special breed up there in the rarified air of Division 3.
https://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=245146 [Post edited 20 Jun 10:15]
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They definite are a strange breed. The sad thing is they seem to genuinely believe in what they are saying.
They are in the main all saying that they are favourites for promotion, best squad in the league etc. They never seem to learn to manage their expectations. It clearly is a trait of people from that area where they just seem to be overconfident in everything. And full of hubris and we know what happens.
And the IQ jibe, though clearly a joke (clearly!!) the intelligence displayed on this and Phil’s site (in the main😏) demonstrates that they are full of and thick as sh1t in comparison!😂😂😂 |  |
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| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 11:59 - Jun 20 with 1054 views | Boundy |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 10:21 - Jun 20 by union_jack |
They definite are a strange breed. The sad thing is they seem to genuinely believe in what they are saying.
They are in the main all saying that they are favourites for promotion, best squad in the league etc. They never seem to learn to manage their expectations. It clearly is a trait of people from that area where they just seem to be overconfident in everything. And full of hubris and we know what happens.
And the IQ jibe, though clearly a joke (clearly!!) the intelligence displayed on this and Phil’s site (in the main😏) demonstrates that they are full of and thick as sh1t in comparison!😂😂😂 |
Nothing sad about them thinking they're somehow special ,I think its hilarious , Its amazing that a small club can attract so many self absorbed individuals who think the world looks up to them in awe. They truly are a gift for the rest of the footballing world ,if success is measured on failure then yes they are the most successful Club in Wales winning it hands down but in the real world its not. |  |
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| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 13:02 - Jun 20 with 991 views | sons_of_omri |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 10:12 - Jun 20 by Cheese_addict |
Their fans also claiming BBM’s comments are making us “lose our minds”. Hilarious. Apart from the fact that they have a bigger stadium, I just don’t get where this “bigger club” notion comes from, because they’ve done practically nothing to suggest that they are, especially in the last 25 years or so. They beat us, & they’re the biggest club in Wales. Lose to us, & it’s “swans fans care more about the derby than us”, “Bristol City is our derby” etc etc.
Who do they think they are? Ipswich?
They really are a special breed up there in the rarified air of Division 3.
https://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=245146 [Post edited 20 Jun 10:15]
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OMG - that’s a special sort of mental deficiency right there. We’re losing our mind they got a manager we wouldn’t entertain in the past? One who took Rochdale out of the league?
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| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 17:44 - Jun 20 with 842 views | johnlangy |
Taken from 888sport.com -
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1) Swansea City
Winners of the League Cup in 2013, Swansea City are the biggest football club in Wales at the time of writing.
Despite their success and recent stint in the Premier League, Swansea are not the best-supported team in Wales (that honour goes to Liverpool).
Swansea’s attendance is a few thousand behind Cardiff’s average in the last couple of seasons, but the Swans have been by far the stronger club in the 21st century.
They featured in Premier League predictions for seven straight seasons, including a Europa League appearance and two trips to the quarterfinals of the FA Cup.
In that time, they wrote their own chapter in the Premier League history books through Michu’s phenomenal debut season, Brendan Rodgers’ successful spell, and the appointment of footballing royalty in Michael Laudrup.
Even since their relegation, Swansea have had the upper hand over Cardiff with a pair of top six finishes in the Championship.
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Don't take our word for it  | | | |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 22:18 - Jun 20 with 764 views | sons_of_omri |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 17:44 - Jun 20 by johnlangy |
Taken from 888sport.com -
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1) Swansea City
Winners of the League Cup in 2013, Swansea City are the biggest football club in Wales at the time of writing.
Despite their success and recent stint in the Premier League, Swansea are not the best-supported team in Wales (that honour goes to Liverpool).
Swansea’s attendance is a few thousand behind Cardiff’s average in the last couple of seasons, but the Swans have been by far the stronger club in the 21st century.
They featured in Premier League predictions for seven straight seasons, including a Europa League appearance and two trips to the quarterfinals of the FA Cup.
In that time, they wrote their own chapter in the Premier League history books through Michu’s phenomenal debut season, Brendan Rodgers’ successful spell, and the appointment of footballing royalty in Michael Laudrup.
Even since their relegation, Swansea have had the upper hand over Cardiff with a pair of top six finishes in the Championship.
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Don't take our word for it |
Our managers over the last 18 years -
Martinez - only went on to be a premier league manager and managed world number 1 Belgium and now Portugal who are quite decent.
Sousa - Portuguese and Serie A legend who also went on to higher profile jobs
Brendan Rogers - Liverpool and Celtic - ‘nuff said
Michael Laudrup - European football legend lauded and lived at both Real Madrid and Barcelona . Multiple trophy winner one of the most decorated footballers ever.
Cardiff
Neil Warnock and Malky Mackay (mustn’t forget Mick McCarthy)
Who’s the bigger club?? | | | |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 22:39 - Jun 20 with 757 views | johnlangy |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 22:18 - Jun 20 by sons_of_omri |
Our managers over the last 18 years -
Martinez - only went on to be a premier league manager and managed world number 1 Belgium and now Portugal who are quite decent.
Sousa - Portuguese and Serie A legend who also went on to higher profile jobs
Brendan Rogers - Liverpool and Celtic - ‘nuff said
Michael Laudrup - European football legend lauded and lived at both Real Madrid and Barcelona . Multiple trophy winner one of the most decorated footballers ever.
Cardiff
Neil Warnock and Malky Mackay (mustn’t forget Mick McCarthy)
Who’s the bigger club?? |
Last brick in the wall ? A bigger concourse. Then they'd have no argument whatsoever  | | | |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 09:20 - Jun 21 with 650 views | Boundy |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 22:18 - Jun 20 by sons_of_omri |
Our managers over the last 18 years -
Martinez - only went on to be a premier league manager and managed world number 1 Belgium and now Portugal who are quite decent.
Sousa - Portuguese and Serie A legend who also went on to higher profile jobs
Brendan Rogers - Liverpool and Celtic - ‘nuff said
Michael Laudrup - European football legend lauded and lived at both Real Madrid and Barcelona . Multiple trophy winner one of the most decorated footballers ever.
Cardiff
Neil Warnock and Malky Mackay (mustn’t forget Mick McCarthy)
Who’s the bigger club?? |
Russell Slade ,how could you forget . | |
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| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:13 - Jun 21 with 508 views | sons_of_omri |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 09:20 - Jun 21 by Boundy |
Russell Slade ,how could you forget . |
Must have slipped my mind lol | | | |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:01 - Jun 26 with 231 views | Martyn |
I see he is already following through on developing the youth. FOR OTHERS
Kieron Evans has joined National League side Eastleigh following his release by Cardiff City.
Eastleigh say they "fought off competition from EFL clubs" to land former Wales youth international Evans, who made 11 senior appearances for Cardiff after coming through the club's academy. | | | |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:02 - Jun 26 with 230 views | Martyn |
The new SOUTH Wales derby
Come on Huw. Give em a good stiffing
Cardiff City and Newport County will face each other in next season's EFL Trophy.
What's an EFL Trophy by the way. [Post edited 26 Jun 15:04]
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| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:30 - Jun 26 with 174 views | raynor94 |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:02 - Jun 26 by Martyn |
The new SOUTH Wales derby
Come on Huw. Give em a good stiffing
Cardiff City and Newport County will face each other in next season's EFL Trophy.
What's an EFL Trophy by the way. [Post edited 26 Jun 15:04]
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A trophy we have won twice |  |
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| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:30 - Jun 26 with 171 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:02 - Jun 26 by Martyn |
The new SOUTH Wales derby
Come on Huw. Give em a good stiffing
Cardiff City and Newport County will face each other in next season's EFL Trophy.
What's an EFL Trophy by the way. [Post edited 26 Jun 15:04]
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It is one whern some lower premier league teams play their u21 squads to get some senior experience. Even the top teams at u21 usually come up short against EFL bruisers.
I think Peterborough won it last season in front of a big Wembley crowd.
Cardiff's new boss needs media training as he speaks too fast and mumbles. I am sure he will work on it for Press Conferences. |  |
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| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:49 - Jun 26 with 145 views | Martyn |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:30 - Jun 26 by ReslovenSwan1 |
It is one whern some lower premier league teams play their u21 squads to get some senior experience. Even the top teams at u21 usually come up short against EFL bruisers.
I think Peterborough won it last season in front of a big Wembley crowd.
Cardiff's new boss needs media training as he speaks too fast and mumbles. I am sure he will work on it for Press Conferences. |
resloven
I was taking the piss lol | | | |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 22:42 - Jun 26 with 54 views | sons_of_omri |
| Brian Barry Murphy - Cardiff Manager on 15:30 - Jun 26 by ReslovenSwan1 |
It is one whern some lower premier league teams play their u21 squads to get some senior experience. Even the top teams at u21 usually come up short against EFL bruisers.
I think Peterborough won it last season in front of a big Wembley crowd.
Cardiff's new boss needs media training as he speaks too fast and mumbles. I am sure he will work on it for Press Conferences. |
We won it twice - didnt harm us at all | | | |
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