Cardiff paying the price for wasted last few days of the transfer window.

Posted on September 6, 2026 by The other Bob Wilson

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Iain Stuart says:

September 6, 2026 at 3:53 pm

Good afternoon Paul
I completely agree with you about any momentum or wind in our sails, from our first 3 games has almost completely disappeared, after the past week’s results & happenings( or non-happenings). It has been deflating to hear how disappointing we’ve been in the last two defeats. However, we must try & remain positive, that at least we have another 41 games to go yet. Lol.

Having said that, after hearing Issak Davies has a hammy and Chambers appears to have been set back in his recovery, alongside the other injuries, it’s concerning that we are having to put two goalkeepers on the bench to make up numbers and it already makes the task of staying in the Championship, even harder. Added to all this is the Bielik incident & a quite possible/probable ban for him. Depending on how the FA look at it, we could be without his services for quite a while too. That means once again, our defensive options are going to be stretched, to put it mildly.

Quite how we bounce back on Tuesday night against one of our bogey sides in Stoke, I have no idea. Frankly though, another defeat wouldn’t be a surprise. Seems like our chickens are all coming home to roost at the same time. Can things get better soon please?

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