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2010–11 Cardiff City F.C. season

Welsh football club season


Welsh football club season

FieldValue
clubCardiff City
season2010–11
managerDave Jones
chairmanDatuk Chan Tien Ghee
stadiumCardiff City Stadium
leagueFootball League Championship
league result4th
cup1FA Cup
cup1 resultThird round
(eliminated by Stoke City)
cup2Football League Cup
cup2 resultSecond round
(eliminated by Peterborough United)
league topscorer
Jay Bothroyd (18)
season topscorer
Jay Bothroyd (20)
highest attendance26,058 (vs. Queens Park Rangers, 23 April 2011)
lowest attendance6,080 (vs. Burton Albion, 11 August 2010)
average attendance22,091
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prevseason2009–10
nextseason2011–12

(eliminated by Stoke City) (eliminated by Peterborough United) Jay Bothroyd (18) Jay Bothroyd (20)

The 2010–11 season was Cardiff City F.C.'s 84th in the Football League since joining in 1920. The season has been nicknamed "I'll be there", which is to promote the celebration of 100 years as a club under its current name. They will play their eighth consecutive year in the second tier of English football, the Football League Championship, after being beaten by Blackpool in the play-off final last season. Malaysian businessman Datuk Chan Tien Ghee became the successor of Peter Ridsdale as Cardiff City chairman. The £6m deal was confirmed on 27 May 2010.

Season review

"I'll be there"

Cardiff City released a new initiative for the 2010–11 season, as their "I'll be there" campaign. The nickname comes from one of the earliest songs sung by City fans, since the early 1920s. Cardiff's new board has renamed the Level Four area of Cardiff City Stadium the "Centenary Suite". The season tickets and tickets will be printed with the popular white and yellow strips of the 70s.

Events

  • – The £6 million deal for the club is agreed between the Malaysian businessman Datuk Chan Tien Ghee and Peter Ridsdale. Gethin Jenkins (CEO), Doug Lee (finance director) and non-executive directors, Paul Guy, U-Jiun Tan and Michael Isaac join Steve Borley and Alan Whiteley on the board whilst Alan Flitcroft and Keith Harris step down alongside Ridsdale.
  • – Cardiff pay off £1.9m of debt to HM Revenue and Customs.
  • – The winding-up petition placed against the club by HM Revenue & Customs is withdrawn.
  • – Cardiff postpone their Malaysian pre-season tour until next season.
  • – Cardiff are hit with a transfer embargo due to tax troubles, but chief executive Gethin Jenkins states that the club is confident it will paid off.
  • – Cardiff pay off £1.3m of tax to HM Revenue & Customs, but the transfer embargo stays in place due to the club not submitting year-end accounts for May 2009.]
  • – Cardiff confirm that their transfer embargo is lifted. They register their three summer signings with the Football League.
  • – Dave Jones confirms that loan signing Craig Bellamy will be team captain and Mark Hudson will be club captain. Cardiff pay Motherwell half of their £175,000, which is owed to them for the transfer of Paul Quinn.
  • – Cardiff complete the payment of £175,000 to Motherwell, for the transfer of Paul Quinn.
  • – Jay Bothroyd is called up to England team to play France on 17 November. Bothroyd is the first Cardiff City player to be called up to the England team in their 111-year history.
  • – Cardiff City are fined £5,000 for being unable to control their players against Reading on 1 February 2010 at the Cardiff City Stadium

Championship data

Main article: 2010–11 Football League Championship

Standings

Results summary

Result round by round

Kits

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Squad

No.NamePos.Nat.Place of BirthAgeAppsGoalsSigned fromDate signedFeeEndsGoalkeepersDefendersMidfieldersForwards
1David MarshallGKSCOGlasgow620Norwich City12 May 2009£500,0002012
13Jason BrownGKWALENGSouthwark00Blackburn Rovers3 March 2011Loan2011
22Tom HeatonGKENGChester540Manchester United16 June 2010Free2012
43Stephen BywaterGKENGManchester100Derby County4 March 2011Loan2011
2Kevin McNaughtonRBSCODundee2042Aberdeen26 May 2006Free2013
3Lee NaylorLBENGBloxwich322Celtic19 August 2010Free2012
5Mark HudsonCBENGGuildford762Charlton Athletic2 July 2009£1,075,0002012
6Gábor GyepesCBHUNBudapest723Northampton Town19 August 2008£200,0002013
12Dekel KeinanCBISRRosh HaNikra202Blackpool21 January 2011£300,0002013
14Paul QuinnRBSCOWishaw541Motherwell2 July 2009£200,0002012
21Jlloyd SamuelLBTRISan Fernando70Bolton Wanderers24 March 2011Loan2011
23Darcy BlakeCBWALNew Tredegar900Academy1 June 2005Trainee2013
26Martin JohnLBENGLondon10Argentinos Juniors11 August 2010Free2011
27Adam MatthewsRBWALSwansea481Academy14 January 2009Trainee2011
4Gavin RaeCMSCOAberdeen1528Rangers7 October 2007Free2011
7Peter WhittinghamLM/CMENGNuneaton20953Aston Villa11 January 2007£350,0002013
10Stephen McPhailCMIRLENGLondon1643Barnsley13 June 2006Free2013
11Chris BurkeRWSCOGlasgow11816Rangers9 January 2009Free2011
18Solomon TaiwoCMNGALagos100Dagenham & Redbridge25 August 2009£250,0002012
19Jason KoumasAMWALWrexham7415Wigan Athletic4 August 2010Loan2011
20Seyi OlofinjanaCMNGALagos426Hull City10 August 2010Loan2011
28Aaron WildigCMENGHereford211Academy15 April 2009Trainee2012
8Michael ChopraCFENGNewcastle upon Tyne16163Sunderland1 July 2009£3,000,0002012
9Jay BothroydCFENGLondon13345Wolverhampton Wanderers4 August 2008£350,0002011
16Jon ParkinCFENGBarnsley131Preston North End1 January 2011£100,0002013
25Jay Emmanuel-ThomasRW/CFENGLondon162Arsenal18 January 2011Loan2011
39Craig BellamyLW/CFWALCardiff3611Manchester City17 August 2010Loan2011
49Nathaniel JarvisCFWALCardiff00Academy1 June 2010Trainee2011
  • All appearances and goals are correct to 30 June 2011.

Statistics

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Captains

NumberPosPlayerStarts
(as captain)
39FWCraig Bellamy35
5CBMark Hudson15
8FWMichael Chopra1
2RBKevin McNaughton1

Goalscoring record

RankNo.Po.NameChampionshipFA CupLeague CupTotal1256712Total751379
9FWJay Bothroyd180220
39FWCraig Bellamy110011
8FWMichael Chopra91111
7MFPeter Whittingham110011
20MFSeyi Olofinjana6006
11MFChris Burke5005
25FWJay Emmanuel-Thomas2002
12DFDekel Keinan2002
17FWAndy Keogh2002
19MFJason Koumas2002
3DFLee Naylor2002
6DFGábor Gyepes1001
16FWJon Parkin1001
14DFPaul Quinn1001
4MFGavin Rae1001
24MFAaron Ramsey1001

Disciplinary record

NPNameChampionshipFA CupLeague CupPlay-offsTotalTotal591001030630
9FWJay Bothroyd90000010100
39FWBellamy9000000090
23MFBlake1100000011
8FWMichael Chopra5000000050
12DFKeinan4000001050
6DFGábor Gyepes3010000040
10MFStephen McPhail4000000040
7MFPeter Whittingham4000000040
5DFMark Hudson3000000030
2DFKevin McNaughton3000000030
11MFChris Burke2000000020
19MFKoumas1000001020
3DFLee Naylor2000000020
14DFQuinn2000000020
21DFSamuel2000000020
22GKHeaton1000000010
27DFMatthews1000000010
17FWKeogh1000000010
20MFOlofinjana1000000010
16FWParkin1000000010

Suspensions

PlayerDate ReceivedMatches MissedReasonMissed OpponentsNotes
Darcy Blake2 October 20101sent off against BarnsleyBristol City (H)
Jay Bothroyd30 October 20101Reached five yellow cardsSwansea City (H)

Penalties

DatePenalty TakerScoredOpponentCompetition
25 SeptemberEngland Peter WhittinghamMillwallChampionship
2 OctoberEngland Peter WhittinghamBarnsleyChampionship
19 OctoberEngland Peter WhittinghamCoventry CityChampionship
30 OctoberEngland Peter WhittinghamNorwich CityChampionship
25 FebruaryEngland Peter WhittinghamNottingham ForestChampionship
2 AprilENG Jay BothroydDerby CountyChampionship

International Call-ups

39FWBellamySenior41Soccerbase
  • This includes all caps up until 1 July 2011.

Transfers

Ins

  • Total spending: ~ £0,400,000

;Notes: 1Officially undisclosed but reported to be around £300,000.

Loans in

Out

notes: 1Although officially undisclosed, it was reported by Vital Football that the fee was £400,000.{{cite news |access-date=2010-08-27 |archive-date=11 September 2011 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110911185603/http://www.cardiff.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=210990 |url-status=dead

  • Total income: ~ £475,000

Loans out

Contracts

Fixtures and results

Preseason

Burke Moita Anderson

Football League Championship

Rae McCormack Bothroyd Lowton Evans Britton Kozluk Evans Bogdanovic Ward Ward Yeates Barker Savage Savage Doyle Commons Pringle McNaughton Matthews Matthews Burke Chopra McCormack Chopra Burke Bothroyd Burke Bellamy Bellamy Bellamy Koumas Gillett Brooker Friend Dumbuya Lockwood Hughes Çiftçi Brown Pack Utaka Ritchie Mullins Bothroyd Bellamy Keogh Bothroyd Koumas Olofinjana Rae Koumas Wildig Rae Fagan Simpson Barmby Cullen King Abe Waghorn Gallagher Koumas Wildig McPhail Blake Blake Townsend Peters Matthews Scotland Scotland Healy Wickham Priskin McPhail Rae McNaughton Matthews Bothroyd Koumas Blake Rae Keogh Keogh Trotter Lisbie Schofield Morison Dunne Bothroyd Naylor Quinn Danns Dorman Marrow Djilali Cadogan Wood Gray Shackell Arismendi Arismendi Butterfield Olofinjan Olofinjana Blake Blake Burke Bothroyd Whittingham
McNaughton
McPhail Koumas Chopra
Burke Keogh Stead Adomah Sproule Skuse Pitman Haynes Clarkson Turner
Clingan
Jutkiewicz King Chopra Koumas Bellamy Keogh Bothroyd Somma Núñez Johnson Gradel Faye Clayton Chopra Bothroyd Naylor Chopra Keogh Chopra Whittingham Bothroyd Bellamy Koumas Chopra McPhail Hoolahan Barnett Jackson Martin Lappin McNamee Crofts Hoolahan Johnson Holt Keogh Burke Gyepes McNaughton Blake Drinkwater Koumas Chopra Emnes Emnes Dobbie Andrea Orlandi Àgustien Àllen Dyer Taylor Khizanishvili Church Tabb Hunt Robson-Kanu Bothroyd Chopra Drinkwater Woolford Dagnall N'Guessan Sears Grant Jones McNulty Chopra Burke Koumas Bothroyd McNaughton Blake Gyepes Naylor Matthews Olofinjana Blake Matthes Luke Chambers Earnshaw Blackstock McCleary Blackstock McCleary Lynch Blackstock Rodney Taarabt Hill Taarabt Clarke Clarke Mackie Agyemang Smith Hall Drinkwater Koumas Koumas Whittingham Burke Chopra Bellamy Blake Gyepes Hudson Naylor McPhail Chopra Chopra Keogh Hume Hume Davidson Tonge Parking Parry Arca Bennett Bailey Drinkwater Chopra Chopra Bellamy Riggott Gyepes Bellamy Clarke Platt McSheffery Eastwood Keogh Taylor Sordell
Eustace Graham Graham Massey Buckley Jenkins Mutch Walker Naylor Naylor Matthews Burke Rae McPhail Koumas Johnson Johnson Skuse Ribeiro Campbell-Ryce Campbell-Ryce Cissé Adomah Adomah Sproule Stead Clarkson Whittingham Burke Keogh Koumas Chopra Quinn Blake Burke McPhail Chopra Connolly McCormack Watt Gradel Sam Snodgrass Sam Becchio Lansbury Wilbraham Crofts Smith C Martin Lappin R Martin McPhail McPhail Burke Bellamy Parkin Chopra Bothroyd Naylor Gyepes Bothroyd Burke Whittingham Rae Gyepes sordell Bennett Hodson Townsend Whichelow Bothroyd Hudson Emmanuel-Thomas Burke Bothroyd Parkin Bellamy Leigertwood Church Manset Hunt Manset Mills McAnuff Gower Allen Moore Beattie Tate Britton Dobbie McNaughton Blake Whittingham Burke Chopra Emmanuel-Thomas Keinan Bellamy Chopra Koumas Bellamy Parkin Olofinjana Garner Garner Ibrahim J Wright Grant Chopra Chopra Bellamy Quinn Blake Burke Koumas Iwelumo Austin Fox Rodriquez Thompson Thompson Marney Alexander Earnshaw Tudgay McGoldrick Earnshaw Tyson Anderson Adebola Parkin Emmanuel-Thomas Keinan Hudson Whittingham Bothroyd Ramsey Chopra McPhail Olofinjana Parkin Whittingham Wellens Abe Dyer Vassell McLean Barmby Hobbs Bellamy McPhail Bellamy Emmanuel-Thomas Chopra Burke Emmanuel-Thomas Quinn Blake Chopra Parkin Bullard Martin Scotland Priskin Bullard Wickham Civelli McCarthy Dikgacoi Dikgacoi Vaughan Scannell Keinan Emmanuel-Thomas Parkin Chopra Burke Emmanuel-Thomas Olofinjana Bothroyd Parkin Keinan Bellamy Gray McShane Mellis O'Brien Arismendi Hill Butterfield Gray Robinson Purse Townsend Trotter Townsend Bouazza Lisbie Lisbie Harris Morison Morison Dunne Dunne Hudson Gyepes Burke Gyepes Bellamy Quinn Blake Whittingham Burke Keinan McPhail Quinn Samuel Whittingham Samuel Blake Bothroyd Parkin Bellamy Emmanuel-Thomas Ayala Green Bailey Roberts Russell Anderson Barker Addison Savage Oster Euell Coppinger Gillet Wilson Samuel Naylor Burke Koumas Koumas Koumas Mattock Maguire Matthew Lowton Henderson Bent Naylor Blake McPhail Emmanuel-Thomas Emmanuel-Thomas Bothroyd Samuel Whittingham Bothroyd Parkin McPhail Koumas Quinn Blake Rocha Hreiðarsson Mokoena Nugent Nugent Dickinson Cotterill Webber Kitson Whittingham Bellamy Quinn Burke Emmanuel-Thomas Bellamy Chopra Smith Agyemang Taarabt Connolly Hall Cort Barton Morgan Ellington Hayes Heaton McNaughton Hudson Bellamy Chopra Bothroyd Quinn Bothroyd Keinan McPhail Blake Quinn Chopra Bellamy Robson Smallwood Hoyte Smallwood Thomson Emnes Emnes Franks Williams Steele Robson Flood Bikey Easton Edgar Wallace Iwelumo Mears Eagles Alexander Burke Emmanuel-Thomas Olofinjana McPhail Whittingham Bellamy

Play-offs

Mills Robson-Kanu Manset Hunt Howard Bothroyd Quinn Naylor Emmanuel-Thomas Koumas Emmanuel-Thomas Koumas Chopra Parkin Samuel Matthews Koumas Long Long McAnuff Long Church Karacan Tabb

FA Cup

Pennant Etherington Walters Jones Higginbotham Delap Burke Matthews Keogh Blake Gyepes Parkin Chopra Drinkwater Matthews Diao Diao Wilson Pennant Soares Walters Fuller Pugh Walters Walters

Football League Cup

Bothroyd McCormack Gavin Rae Koumas McCormack Chopra Webster Phillips Penn Young Preen Harrad Ellison McCann Boyd Davies Lee Olofinjana McPhail McPhail Wildig Naylor Quinn

Overall summary

Points80 / 132 (60.60%)

;League Score Overview

OppositionHome ScoreAway ScoreDouble
Barnsley2–22 – 1
Bristol City3–20 – 3
Burnley1–11 – 1
Coventry City2–02 – 1
Crystal Palace0–00 – 1
Derby County4–12 – 1
Doncaster Rovers4–03 – 1
Hull City2–02 – 0
Ipswich Town0–20 – 2
Leeds United2–14 – 0
Leicester City2–01 – 2
Middlesbrough0–30 – 1
Millwall2–13 – 3
Norwich City3–11 – 1
Nottingham Forest0–21 – 2
Portsmouth3–02 – 0
Preston North End1–11 – 0
Queens Park Rangers2–21 – 2
Reading2–21 – 1
Scunthorpe United1–04 – 2
Sheffield United1–12 – 0
Swansea City0–11 – 0
Watford4–21 – 4

Club staff

Backroom staff

PositionName
ManagerENG Dave Jones
Assistant managerENG Terry Burton
Reserve team managerENG Paul Wilkinson
Goalkeeping coachWAL Martyn Margetson
PhysioENG Sean Connelly
Fitness coachENG Alex Armstrong
Club doctorWAL Len Nokes
Kit ManagerIan Lanning
MasseurWAL Stefan Burnett
Performance analystIRL Enda Barron

Board of directors

PositionName
ChairmanMalaysia Datuk Chan Tien Ghee
Chief ExecutiveWAL Gethin Jenkins
Finance DirectorMalaysia Doug Lee
Non-Executive Board MembersWAL Steve Borley
ENG Paul Guy
Malaysia U-Jihn Tan
Malaysia Michael Isaac
ENG Alan Whitley

Honours

; Individual

  • October Football League Championship Manager of the Month: Dave Jones
  • October Football League Championship Play of the Month: Jay Bothroyd

End-of-season awards

Moment of the YearCraig Bellamy's goals vs Doncaster Rovers, 21 Aug

Source: cardiffcity-mad.co.uk,

Team of the WeekDatePlayer(s)
7/8 AugustDarcy Blake
14/15 AugustSeyi Olofinjana
20/21 AugustCraig Bellamy & Jay Bothroyd
11 SeptemberGábor Gyepes
16/17 OctoberPeter Whittingham
4/5/6 FebruaryCraig Bellamy
12/13 FebruarySeyi Olofinjana
25/26 FebruaryAaron Ramsey
12/13 MarchPeter Whittingham
18/19 MarchChris Burke
2 AprilDekel Keinan & Peter Whittingham
18 AprilStephen Bywater & Seyi Olofinjana

References

References

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  3. (22 May 2010). "Peter: City's Bright Future". [[Cardiff City F.C.]].
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  9. (6 July 2010). "Cardiff hit with transfer embargo due to tax trouble". BBC Sport.
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  13. (20 August 2010). "Motherwell receive Cardiff payment for Paul Quinn". BBC Sport.
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