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2003–04 Cardiff City F.C. season

Welsh football club season

Field	Value
club	Cardiff City
season	2003–04
manager	Lennie Lawrence
chairman	Sam Hammam
league	First Division
league result	13th
cup1	FA Cup
cup1 result	Third round
cup2	League Cup
cup2 result	Fourth round
cup3	FAW Premier Cup
cup3 result	Semi-finals
league topscorer
Robert Earnshaw (21)
season topscorer
Robert Earnshaw (26)
highest attendance	19,202 vs West Ham United (25 October 2003)
lowest attendance	13,666 vs Sheffield United (27 March 2004)
average attendance	15,569
prevseason	2002–03
nextseason	2004–05

Robert Earnshaw (21) Robert Earnshaw (26) During the 2003–04 season Cardiff City played in Division One of the Football League. It was the team's first year in the Division One since being promoted from Division Two.

Squad

Transfers

Summer transfers in

Player	Club	Fee
Gary Croft	Unattached	Free
Richard Langley	Queens Park Rangers	Undisclosed
Alan Lee	Rotherham United	£850,000
John Robinson	Unattached	Free
Tony Vidmar	Middlesbrough	Free

Summer transfers out

Player	Club	Fee
Gareth Ainsworth	Queens Park Rangers	Undisclosed
Leo Fortune-West	Doncaster Rovers	Undisclosed
Des Hamilton	Grimsby Town	Undisclosed
David Hughes	Retired	–
Andy Jordan	Hartlepool United	Free
Andy Legg	Peterborough United	Undisclosed
Michael Simpkins	Rochdale	Free
Mark Walton	Released	–

Loans in

Player	Club	Arrival Date	Return Date
Julian Gray	Crystal Palace	August 2003	September 2003
Lee Bullock	York City	February 2004	End of Season

January Transfers in

Player	Club	Fee
Paul Parry	Hereford United	£75,000

January Transfers out

Player	Club	Fee
Leyton Maxwell	Swansea City	Undisclosed

Standings

Main article: 2003–04 Football League First Division

Results by round

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Fixtures and results

[[2003–04 Football League|Division One]]

Andy Gray
Lewis Emanuel
Marlon Harewood
Robert Earnshaw
Graham Kavanagh
Alan Lee
Graham Kavanagh
Robert Earnshaw
James Collins
Mathias Svensson
Jorge Leitao
Gareth Whalley
Peter Thorne
Robert Earnshaw
Nicky Forster
Steve Sidwell
Peter Thorne
Michael Tonge
Peter Ndlovu
Jack Lester
Robert Earnshaw
Richard Langley
Peter Thorne
Robert Earnshaw
Wayne Routledge
Neil Shipperley
Graham Kavanagh
Michael Doyle
Gareth Whalley
Gavin Gordon
Robert Earnshaw
Robert Earnshaw
Tony Vidmar
Graham Kavanagh
Richard Chaplow
Robert Earnshaw
Robert Earnshaw
Danny Gabbidon
Kris Commons
Gary Croft
Robert Earnshaw
Jason Koumas
Robert Earnshaw
Peter Thorne
Tommy Miller
George Santos
Chris Bart-Williams
John Eustace
Ade Akinbiyi
Peter Thorne
Richard Langley
Peter Thorne
Ricardo Fuller
David Healy
Darren Huckerby
Iwan Roberts
Craig Fleming
Tony Vidmar
Peter Thorne
Peter Thorne
Andy Roberts
Tim Cahill
Peter Morgan
Neil Emblen
Scott Fitzgerald
Lee Cook
Peter Thorne
Peter Thorne
Graham Kavanagh
Robert Earnshaw
Stewart Talbot
John Mullin
Richard Langley
Ian Taylor
Leon Osman
Robert Earnshaw
Graham Kavanagh
Neil Clement
Lee Hughes
Alan Lee
Graham Kavanagh
Richard Langley
Danny Gabbidon
Alan Lee
Bobby Zamora
Gary McSheffrey
Paul Parry
Robert Earnshaw
Leon McKenzie
Robert Earnshaw
Lee Bullock
Ívar Ingimarsson
Dave Kitson
Dean Morgan
Ben Williams
Richard Langley
John Robinson
Peter Ndlovu
Chris Hope
Robert Earnshaw
Lee Bullock
Andrew Johnson
Wayne Routledge
Jason Roberts
Nathan Ellington
Jason Roberts
Richard Langley
Andy Campbell
Eddie Lewis
Paul McKenna
Andy Campbell
Danny Gabbidon
John Robinson
Mark Williams
Shefki Kuqi
Lee Bullock

[[2003–04 Football League Cup|League Cup]]

Robert Earnshaw
Andy Campbell
Jabo Ibehre
Robert Earnshaw
Jermain Defoe

[[2003–04 FA Cup|FA Cup]]

Wayne Allison

[[FAW Premier Cup 2003–04|FAW Premier Cup]]

Stuart Fleetwood
Chris Llewellyn
Chris Armstrong
Alan Lee
Andy Campbell
Steve Roberts
Tony Vidmar Wrexham report

References

"Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2004-05". Headline Books.
"Cardiff City 2003–04". Sky Sports.

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