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2002–03 Cardiff City F.C. season

Welsh football club season

Field	Value
club	Cardiff City
season	2002–03
manager	Lennie Lawrence
chairman	Sam Hammam
league	Division Two
league result	6th
cup1	FA Cup
cup1 result	Third round
cup2	Carling Cup
cup2 result	Second round
cup3	LDV Vans Trophy
cup3 result	Quarter-finals
cup4	FAW Premier Cup
cup4 result	Semi-finals
league topscorer
Robert Earnshaw (31)
season topscorer
Robert Earnshaw (35)
highest attendance	15,245 vs Queens Park Rangers (5 April 2003)
lowest attendance	11,389 vs Notts County (8 March 2003)
average attendance	13,049
prevseason	2001–02
nextseason	2003–04

Robert Earnshaw (31) Robert Earnshaw (35) During the 2002–03 season Cardiff City played in the Football League Division Two. They finished in six place and were promoted to Division One after beating Queens Park Rangers in the play-off final in Cardiff.

The season also saw Robert Earnshaw break the 56-year record of 30 league goals held by Stan Richards and the record of Hughie Ferguson of 32 goals in all competitions.

Squad

Standings

Main article: 2002–03 Football League#Second Division

Results by round

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Fixtures and results

[[2002–03 Football League|Division Two]]

Lee Duxbury
Andy Campbell
Robert Earnshaw
Peter Thorne
Leo Fortune-West
Andy Legg
Marc Bridge-Wilkinson
Graham Kavanagh
Marco Gabbiadini
Leo Fortune-West
Neil Howarth
Andy Campbell
Robert Earnshaw
Graham Kavanagh
Luke Beckett
Andy Legg
Robert Earnshaw
Gary Croft
Paul Wotton
Graham Coughlan
Robert Earnshaw
Robert Earnshaw
Rob Hulse
Tony Dinning
Nathan Ellington
Robert Earnshaw
Graham Kavanagh
John Hills
Peter Thorne
Robert Earnshaw
Rhys Weston
Peter Thorne
Graham Kavanagh
Robert Earnshaw
Rhys Weston
Chris Morgan
Rory Fallon
Robert Earnshaw
Peter Thorne
Robert Earnshaw
Andy Campbell
Brian Tinnion
Christian Roberts
Mick Stockwell
Robert Earnshaw
Robert Earnshaw
Tony Thorpe
Steve Howard
Jason Bowen
Robert Earnshaw
Robert Earnshaw
Sam Parkin
Peter Thorne
Robert Earnshaw
John Finnigan
Andy Booth
Jason Bowen
David Eyres
Robert Earnshaw
Gavin Gordon
Bruce Dyer
Robert Earnshaw
Paul Wotton
Gavin Gordon
Peter Thorne
Peter Clark
Peter Thorne
Scott Young
Robert Earnshaw
Mark Stallard
Mark Stallard
Simon Haworth
Iain Hume
Gary Jones
Robert Earnshaw
Robert Earnshaw
Alan Mahon
Scott Taylor
Robert Earnshaw
Peter Thorne
Paul Furlong
Richard Langley
Peter Thorne
Alan Mahon
Andy Legg
Graham Kavanagh
Peter Thorne
Matt Gill
Leon McKenzie
Karl Duguid
Kem Izzet
Dean Morgan
Brian Tinnion
Christian Roberts
Richard Walker
Robert Earnshaw

[[Football League One Play-Offs|Play-Offs]]

Peter Thorne
Andy Campbell Sky report

[[2002–03 Football League Cup|League Cup]]

Paul Ellender
Robert Earnshaw
Chris Barker
Peter Thorne
Teddy Sheringham

[[2002–03 FA Cup|FA Cup]]

Stuart Barlow
Simon Haworth
James Collins
Graham Kavanagh
Andy Campbell
James Collins
Micky Mellon
Peter Thorne
Willie Boland
Leo Fortune-West
Robert Earnshaw
Andy Campbell
Lee Mills
Gary McAllister
Lee Fowler
Dean Holdsworth
Jay Bothroyd

[[Football League Trophy|LDV Vans Trophy]]

Jason Bowen
Andy Campbell
Leo Fortune-West
Wade Elliott
James Hayter
Gavin Gordon

[[FAW Premier Cup 2002–03|FAW Premier Cup]]

Steve Anthrobus
Gavin Gordon
Gavin Gordon
Stuart Fleetwood

References

Bibliography

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References

(22 March 2003). "Earnie sends records tumbling". BBC Sport.
Includes play-off matches and goals
"Cardiff City 2002-03 results". Cardiff City Forum.

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