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Robinson strikes at the death to give Hudson’s Cardiff a point against “the best side in the league”.

Posted on October 2, 2022 by The other Bob Wilson

So, how different is a Mark Hudson Cardiff City team from a Steve Morrison one? On the evidence of today’s 1-1 draw with Burnley at Cardiff City Stadium, it would seem not much, but I’d say that what differences I … Continue reading →

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“Boring” stalemate still shows evidence of Cardiff City’s recent improvement.

Posted on March 13, 2022 by The other Bob Wilson

There were three seasons in the late sixties running into 1970 that dictated what sort of Cardiff City fan I became. The outlandish run to the Semi Finals of the European Cup Winners Cup in 1967/68 started the process and … Continue reading →

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