The Sooner This Drab Season Finishes The Better - Notes for Cardiff
Tuesday, 14th Apr 2015 05:00 by HarryFromBath
HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Tuesday evening’s game by delving into their forums.
“The end of the season cannot come quickly enough and it looks like the players are on their holidays. The squad needs a massive overhaul in the summer”, “This is going to be a brutal summer of rebuilding, but this squad has failed dismally and needs to be broken up.”
The Bluebirds arrive at Portman Road on Tuesday night on a hit-and-miss run of form which typifies their solid mid-table position. Their win on Saturday at Elland Road stretched their unbeaten away run to seven games but they were handed a 3-0 beating at home to Bolton on Easter Monday.
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Cook: I Believe We Can Get in There, So Let’s Go and Try and Do It
Friday, 12th Mar 2021 11:23
Boss Paul Cook believes League One will remain open right to the end of the season and says the Blues, who face Plymouth at Portman Road tomorrow, are capable of getting themselves in the shake-up come May.
Town go into the match against the Pilgrims one place and one point behind Portsmouth in the final play-off spot with a game in hand on Pompey - who they travel to face next Saturday - with 14 fixtures still left to play.
“I was speaking to [Lincoln boss] Michael Appleton after the game on Tuesday night,” Cook said. “Michael was saying how competitive it is, how good runs for teams can see them [climb the table].