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1976–77 Cardiff City F.C. season

Welsh football club season

Field	Value
club	Cardiff City
season	1976–77
league	Football League Second Division
chairman	Stefan Terlezki
manager	Jimmy Andrews
league result	18th
league topscorer	Tony Evans (15)
season topscorer	Tony Evans (24)
cup1	FA Cup
cup1 result	5th round
cup2	League Cup
cup2 result	2nd round
cup3	European Cup Winners Cup
cup3 result	1st round
cup4	Welsh Cup
cup4 result	Winners
average attendance	12,691
highest attendance	20,368 (v Fulham, 1 January 1977)
lowest attendance	8,310 (v Hull City, 11 December 1976)
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prevseason	1975–76
nextseason	1977–78

The 1976–77 season was Cardiff City F.C.'s 50th season in the Football League. They competed in the 22-team Division Two, then the second tier of English football, finishing eighteenth.

The season also saw the arrival of Robin Friday who, although it would be his only full season at the club, made such an impression that he was voted as the club's all-time cult hero.

Players

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League standings

Main article: 1976–77 Football League#Second Division

Results by round

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Fixtures and results

[[Football League Second Division|Second Division]]

Derek Showers Bruce Bannister Derek Showers David Shaw
David Shaw Doug Livermore John Buchanan Mick Vinter Mick Vinter Laurie Cunningham
Alan Whittle Ray Lewington John Buchanan
Tony Evans Steve Taylor Brian Hall Phil Dwyer Tony Evans Bob Hatton Simon Stainrod Tony Evans Ron Futcher Sammy Chapman Tony Woodcock Billy Rafferty
Billy Rafferty
Billy Rafferty John Buchanan Tony Evans Tony Evans
Tony Evans Robin Friday
Robin Friday Bobby Svarc Tony Evans
Peter Sayer Tony Evans Keith Edwards
Gary Hamson Kenny Swain Gary Stanley Peter Sayer Peter Spiring Paul Went Kenny Hibbitt Mick Channon
Mick Channon Tony Evans Robin Friday
Robin Friday
Phil Dwyer Brian Chambers Alan Sunderland
Martin Patching
Kenny Hibbitt John Buchanan Garry Jones Source

League Cup

Adrian Alston Bruce Bannister
Bruce Bannister
Frankie Prince Tony Evans Tony Evans Tony Evans Dave Thomas Dave Clement

FA Cup

Peter Sayer
John Buchanan Billy Ashcroft Duncan McKenzie

European Cup Winners Cup

Hansjorg Pfister David Kipiani
Piruz Kanteladze

[[Welsh Cup]]

David Giles Steve Grapes Tony Evans Robin Friday Keith Pontin Lee Roberts

References

Bibliography

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Welsh Football Data Archive

References

[https://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/football_focus/4082355.stm "Cardiff City's cult heroes"], BBC Sport, 2004-10-14 .Retrieved on 17 October 2007
"All Cardiff City football club players: 1977".
"Cardiff City football club match record: 1977". 11v11.
"Cardiff City 1976-77 results". Cardiff City Forum.

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