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2012–13 Cardiff City F.C. season

Welsh football club season


Welsh football club season

FieldValue
clubCardiff City
season2012–13
managerMalky Mackay
chairmanSimon Lim
stadiumCardiff City Stadium
leagueChampionship
league result1st (champions)
cup1FA Cup
cup1 resultThird round
(knocked out by Macclesfield Town)
cup2League Cup
cup2 resultFirst round
(knocked out by Northampton Town)
league topscorer
Aron Gunnarsson
Peter Whittingham
(8 each)
season topscorer
Heiðar Helguson
(9 goals)
highest attendance26,588 vs. Nottingham Forest
(13 April 2013 – Championship)
lowest attendance20,058 vs. Hull City
(10 Nov 2012 – Championship)
average attendance22,296
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(knocked out by Macclesfield Town) (knocked out by Northampton Town) Aron Gunnarsson Peter Whittingham (8 each) Heiðar Helguson (9 goals) (13 April 2013 – Championship) (10 Nov 2012 – Championship)

The 2012–13 season was Cardiff's 86th in the Football League after joining in 1920. Cardiff were in their ninth consecutive season in the second tier following a third consecutive failure in the play-offs. Cardiff went under a "re-branding" during the close season meaning the home colours would be changed to red from the traditional blue, ending 104 years of the tradition. Cardiff were promoted to the Premier League during the season.

Events

This is a list of the significant events to occur at the club during the 2012–13 season, presented in chronological order. This list does not include completed transfers, which are listed in the transfers section below, or match results, which are in the results section. ;June

  • 1 June – The Football League decides to switch back to seven subs for the season, increasing it from five subs used last season.
  • 4 June – Malky Mackay turns down offer from Norwich City to become manager. Former Cardiff player Kevin Cooper is appointed as Under-21 coach.
  • 6 June – Cardiff change their home colours from the traditional Blue, White and Yellow to Red and Black as part of an investment plan made by the Malaysian Owners, also the building of a training ground facility is announced to be built. The badge was also changed to feature a larger dragon, meaning the traditional Bluebird is made smaller as a result the Malaysian Owners have put more investment into Cardiff City.
  • 29 June – Former chairman Sam Hammam rejects the three offers which Cardiff offer to deal with long-term "Langston Debt".

;July

  • 10 July – Cardiff enter talks with South Korean international Kim Bo-Kyung's club Cerezo Osaka over a transfer fee.
  • 12 July – Under-18 Belgian international keeper Guillaume Hubert joins on trial along with three unnamed French players.
  • 13 July – Cardiff agree a fee for Kim Bo-Kyung of around £3 million, as confirmed by his Kim's agent.
  • 15 July – The Cardiff City squad travel to Switzerland for pre-season training. Bids from Fulham for Peter Whittingham are rejected.
  • 19 July – Cardiff City pull out of bid for Coventry City defender Richard Keogh after refusing to get involved with a wage war with Derby County. A bid from an unnamed Championship club is rejected for Anthony Gerrard and Dulwich Hamlet teenager Omarr Lawson joins on trial.

;August

  • 2 August – Queens Park Rangers striker Heiðar Helguson takes part in a medical and discusses personal terms over a move to Cardiff.
  • 3 August – A£200,000 bid is rejected from Bristol City and Leicester City for Anthony Gerrard.
  • 10 August – Cardiff City Stadium officially re-opens as Cardiff take sole ownership of the ground.
  • 20 August – A£500,000 bid for defender Matthew Connolly is accepted by Queens Park Rangers.
  • 21 August – Cardiff's bid for Queens Park Rangers winger Tommy Smith stalls.
  • 30 August – Cardiff agree a fee with West Ham for the transfer of Nicky Maynard.

;September

  • 12 September – Financial Director Doug Lee announces resignation at the end of the month with Simon Lim replacing him.
  • 20 September – Nicky Maynard is ruled out for several months with a torn anterior cruciate ligament.

;October

  • 1 October – Alan Whiteley steps down as Chief Executive, Simon Lim replaces Whiteley whilst Richard Thompson steps in as acting financial director.
  • 10 October – Academy Manager Neal Ardley leaves to take up a managerial position at AFC Wimbledon.

;November

  • 2 November – Dick Bate joins as a new academy manager.
  • 16 November – Stephen Owen-Conway is appointed as a new club director.
  • 23 November – Craig Conway puts in a transfer request, which is rejected by manager Malky Mackay.

;January

  • 24 January – Board director Alan Whiteley resigns following being charge for fraud.

;March

  • 1 March – Chairman Datuk Chan Tien Ghee resigns.

;April

  • 16 April – Cardiff City gain promotion to the Premier League after a 0–0 draw against Charlton Athletic. This marks Cardiff's return to the top flight after a 51-year absence.
  • 20 April – Cardiff City become champions of the Football League Championship after a 1–1 draw away to Burnley.

;May

  • 24 May – Geraint Twose and Lee Kendall leave Cardiff City Academy to take up as Coach Education Role with the Football Association and first team goalkeeper coach at Bristol City respectively.

Football League Championship

Standings

Results summary

Result by round

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Squad

No.NamePosition (s)NationalityPlace of BirthDate of Birth (Age)Club capsClub goalsInt. capsInt. goalsSigned fromDate signedFeeContract EndGoalkeepersDefendersMidfieldesForwards
1David MarshallGKSCOGlasgow110050Norwich City12 May 2009£500,00030 June 2015
29Elliott ParishGKENGTowcesterAston Villa3 January 2012Free30 June 2013
32Joe LewisGKENGBury St. EdmundsPeterborough United1 July 2012FreeUndisclosed
2Kevin McNaughtonRB/LB/CBSCODundee255240Aberdeen26 May 2006Free30 June 2013
3Andrew TaylorLB/LMENGHartlepool522Middlesbrough4 July 2011Free30 June 2016
5Mark HudsonCBENGGuildford1237Charlton Athletic2 July 2009£1,075,00030 June 2014
6Ben TurnerCBENGBirmingham433Coventry City31 August 2011£750,00030 June 2016
12Matthew ConnollyCB/RBENGBarnetQueens Park Rangers22 August 2012£500,00030 June 2015
31Ben NugentCBENGWelwyn Garden CityAcademy1 July 2012Trainee30 June 2016
35Adedeji OshilajaRB/LB/CBENGLambeth1Academy1 July 2012Trainee30 June 2013
40Luke CoulsonLBENGSt HelensTottenham Hotspur2 November 2012Free30 June 2013
4Filip KissDM/RMSVKDunajská Streda331Slovan Bratislava1 July 2012£500,00030 June 2016
7Peter WhittinghamCM/LM/RMENGNuneaton26668Aston Villa11 January 2007£350,00030 June 2015
8Don CowieRM/CMSCOInverness53790Watford1 July 2011Free30 June 2014
11Craig ConwayLW/RWSCOIrvine38530Dundee United23 June 2011Free30 June 2014
13Kim Bo-KyungAM/RW/LWKORGurye142Cerezo Osaka27 July 2012£2,000,00030 June 2015
16Craig NooneLW/RWENGKirkbyBrighton & Hove Albion30 August 2012£1,000,00030 June 2016
17Aron GunnarssonDM/RBISLAkureyri505280Coventry City8 July 2011£350,00030 June 2016
18Jordon MutchCM/LMENGAlvastonBirmingham City22 June 2012£2,000,00030 June 2015
19Kadeem HarrisLW/RWENGWestminsterWycombe Wanderers30 January 2012£150,00030 June 2015
21Joe RallsCM/LM/LBENGAldershot141Academy30 September 2011TraineeUndisclosed
24Simon LappinLM/LBSCOGlasgowNorwich City29 January 2013Free30 June 2014
37Stephen McPhailCM/LMIRLWestminster ENG2203101Barnsley13 June 2006Free30 June 2013
9Etien VelikonjaCFSVNŠempeter pri Gorici20Maribor25 July 2012£1,574,37330 June 2016
14Tommy SmithRW/LW/CFENGHemel HempsteadQueens Park Rangers24 August 2012£300,00030 June 2014
15Rudy GestedeCFBeninEssey-lès-Nancy FRA313Metz26 July 2011Free30 June 2014
20Joe MasonCF/LWIRLPlymouth ENG4612Plymouth Argyle10 July 2011£250,00030 June 2016
22Heiðar HelgusonCFISLDalvík5512Queens Park Rangers2 August 2012Free30 June 2013
23Nicky MaynardCFENGWinsfordWest Ham United31 August 2012£2,500,00030 June 2015
27Fraizer CampbellCF/LWENGHuddersfield10Sunderland21 January 2013£650,00030 June 2016
28Rhys HealeyCFENGManchesterGap Connah's Quay28 January 2013£25,00030 June 2015
33Nathaniel JarvisCFWALCardiff11Academy1 July 2011Trainee30 June 2013
34Jesse DarkoRW/CFAUTAcademy1 July 2012Trainee30 June 2013
39Craig BellamyLW/CFWALCardiff35116919Liverpool10 August 2012Free30 June 2014

Statistics

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Captains

Goalscorers

RankNo.Pos.NameChampionshipFA CupLeague CupTotal124679111314Total721174
22FWHeiðar Helguson8019
7MFPeter Whittingham8008
17MFAron Gunnarsson8008
16MFCraig Noone7007
27FWFraizer Campbell7007
20FWJoe Mason6006
12DFMatthew Connolly5005
15FWRudy Gestede5005
5DFMark Hudson4004
39FWCraig Bellamy4004
8MFDon Cowie2002
11MFCraig Conway2002
13MFKim Bo-Kyung2002
6DFBen Turner1001
14FWTommy Smith1001
23FWNicky Maynard1001
31DFBen Nugent1001
33FWNathaniel Jarvis0101

Assists

RankNo.Po.NameChampionshipFA CupLeague CupTotal1235671012
39FWCraig Bellamy100010
16MFCraig Noone9009
3DFAndrew Taylor6006
7MFPeter Whittingham6006
17MFAron Gunnarsson5005
22FWHeiðar Helguson4004
13MFKim Bo-Kyung3003
15FWRudy Gestede3003
23FWNicky Maynard3003
6DFBen Turner2002
14MFTommy Smith2002
11MFCraig Conway1001
5DFMark Hudson1001
42DFDeclan John0101
20FWJoe Mason1001
1GKDavid Marshall1001
2DFKevin McNaughton1001

Disciplinary record

No.Pos.NameChampionshipFA CupLeague CupTotalTotal7231020753
1GKDavid Marshall30000030
2DFKevin McNaughton20100030
3DFAndrew Taylor31000031
5DFMark Hudson80000080
6DFBen Turner50000050
7MFPeter Whittingham50000050
8MFDon Cowie30000030
9FWEtien Velikonja10000010
11MFCraig Conway10000010
12DFMatthew Connolly50000050
13MFKim Bo-Kyung30000030
14FWTommy Smith30000030
16MFCraig Noone41000041
17MFAron Gunnarsson70000070
18MFJordon Mutch70000070
20FWJoe Mason10000010
22FWHeiðar Helguson40000040
24MFSimon Lappin11000011
25DFLeon Barnett10000010
31DFBen Nugent40000040
35DFAdedeji Oshilaja00001010
36MFKevin Sainte-Luce00001010
39FWCraig Bellamy40000040

Penalties

DatePenalty TakerScoredOpponentCompetition
14 August 2012Heiðar HelgusonNorthampton TownLeague Cup
2 September 2012Peter WhittinghamWolverhampton WanderersChampionship
15 September 2012Peter WhittinghamLeeds UnitedChampionship
23 October 2012Peter WhittinghamWatfordChampionship
1 April 2013Peter WhittinghamBlackburn RoversChampionship
4 May 2013Nicky MaynardHull CityChampionship

Suspensions served

DateMatches MissedPlayerReasonOpponents Missed
24 November 20121Simon Lappinvs BarnsleyDerby (A)
27 November 20121Craig Noonevs Derby CountySheff Wed (H)
2 December 20121Jordon MutchBlackburn (A)
7 December 20121Mark HudsonPeterborough (H)
22 December 20121Matthew ConnollyCrystal Palace (H)
4 May 20131Andrew Taylorvs Hull CityFirst Premier League fixture (TBC)

International Call-ups

No.PNameCountryLevelCapsGoalsNotesSource
1GKDavid MarshallScotlandSenior10
4MFFilip KissSlovakiaU2140
8MFDon CowieScotlandSenior10
9FWEtien VelikonjaSloveniaSenior10
11MFCraig ConwayScotlandSenior10
13MFKim Bo-KyungSouth KoreaOlympic Team51Won bronze in Olympics
13MFKim Bo-KyungSouth KoreaSenior30
15FWRudy GestedeBeninSenior22
17MFAron GunnarssonIcelandSenior70
23DFDarcy BlakeWalesSenior10
25MFKerim FreiTurkeySenior10
39FWCraig BellamyWalesSenior40

Contracts

Transfers

In

  • Total spending: ~ £10,049,373 ;Notes: 1Although Cardiff didn't specify a contract length, South Wales Echo reported the contract to be three years ending in 2015.

2Although neither club stated a transfer fee, the South Wales Echo reported the fee to be in the excess of a £2,000,000.

3Although officially undisclosed, Zlatko Zahovič, director of Maribor confirmed the fee to be around €2 million (£1,573,373), a record in Slovenian football.

4Although officially undisclosed South Wales Echo reported the transfer to be a free transfer.

5Although officially undisclosed South Wales Echo reported the fee to be £300,000.

6Although officially undisclosed South Wales Echo reported the fee to be £25,000.

Loans in

Out

  • Total income: ~ £1,263,200 ;Notes: 1Both sides published the fee as undisclosed, but BBC Sport reported the transfer to be worth £350,000.

Loans out

Fixtures & Results

Pre-season

Earnshaw Conway Whittingham Kiss Helguson Ralls Velikonja

Championship

Cowie Mason Mutch Kiss Hudson Southern Arfield Gerrard Scannell Spencer Gerrard Noone Vicente Dicker Harley Mutch Mason Bellamy Conway Helguson Velikonja Woolford Stead Baldock Taylor Elliott Adomah Davies Baldock Mason Smith Velikonja Mutch Ralls Helguson Velikonja Mutch Mutch Gunnarsson Maynard Mason Noone Cowie Ebanks-Blake Zubar Stearman Edwards Nouble Peszko Forde Noone Bellamy Bellamy Whittingham Mutch Gunnarsson Maynard Cowie Austin Drury Diouf Tonge Austin Varney Poleon Lowry Henderson Wood Wright C Taylor Henry Batt Noone Smith Maynard Helguson McNaughton Noone Kim Zaha Murray Cowie McNaughton Cowie Noone Bellamy Mason Smith Kim Kim Smith Mason Whittingham Bellamy Kim Helguson Cowie Hudson Cowie Robertson Osbourne Dicko Eccleston Crainey Evatt Hudson
Bellamy Bellamy Cowie Noone Kim Lita Davies Lita King Løvenkrands Redmond Campbell Campbell Scotland Wellens Luongo Murphy Bilel Helguson Mason Gestede McNaughton Turner Ayala Cox Cox Majewski Sharp Guedioura Reid Moussi Majewski Moloney Craig Conway Noone Gunnarsson Gestede Helguson McNaughton Mason Hudson Hudson Whittingham Turner Gestede Smith Gunnarsson Gunnarsson Hoban Chalobah Vydra Anya Pudil Yeates Cassetti Thompson Geigo Deeney Noone Helguson Gestede Kim Gunnarsson Connolly Noone Frei Gunnarsson Mills Paterson Ings Stock Stewart Warnock K Davies Ngog Petrov Lee Ngog
Lee Ream Noone Helguson Gestede Kim Gunnarsson Mason Frei Jackson Stephens
Haynes Morrison Hulse Haynes Wright-Phillips Solly Stephens Hollands Mason Connolly Taylor Cowie Gunnarsson Frei Kim Helguson Gestede Turner Noone Gunnarsson McNaughton Kiss Kiss Ralls Kim Helguson Gestede Turner Hudson McShane Brady Quinn McLean Koren Connolly Taylor Ralls Whittingham Gunnarsson Bellamy Haroun Smallwood Leadbitter Jutkiewicz Emnes Friend Bailey Done Noble-Lazarus Mellis
Tudgay Sinclair Buzsáky Lappin Gunnarsson Helguson Gestede Gunnarsson Mutch Mason Bellamy Mutch Marshall Bryson O'Connor Jacobs Tyson Robinson Robinson Hendrick Noone Bellamy Mutch Gunnarsson Conway Helguson Mason Mutch Kim Mason Helguson Gestede Mutch Gunnarsson Conway Prutton Helan Mayor Johnson Taylor O'Grady Rodri Ms Olsson Kazim-Richards King Mn Olsson Formica Nunes Hanley Etuhu Rochina Bellamy Noone Helguson Noone Kim Bellamy Mason Mason Kim Helguson Gestede Helguson Cowie McNaughton Gunnarsson Cowie Mutch Conway Gestede Gestede Turner Knight-Percival Gayle Zakuani Knight-Percival Alcock Newell Ferdinand Rowe Brisley Tomlin Knockaert Marshall Dyer Lingard Turner Helguson Gestede Kim Cowie Connolly Mutch Gunnarsson Whittingham Noone
Mutch Gunnarsson Helguson Gestede Gunnarsson Noone Mason Mason Zaha Bolasie Bolasie Moritz Parr Dikgacoi Parr Easter Conway Gunnarsson Mutch Noone Cowie Gestede Helguson N'Guessan Batt Robinson Elliott Jervis Packwood Hancox Jervis Gomis Mutch Cowie Kim Noone Mason Gestede Noone Smith Conway Helguson McGoldrick Murphy Hyam Martin Nouble Orr Gomes Phillips Osbourne Martínez Gunnarsson Kim Smith Smith Helguson Kim Cowie Whittingham Helguson Diouf Habibou Bellamy Kim Campbell Campbell Hudson Conway Helguson Norwood Atkinson Hunt Lee Vaughan Kim Helguson McNaughton Nugent Nugent Smith Campbell Bellamy Smith Cowie Campbell Helguson Noone Kim Anderson Adomah Pearson Howard Kelly Kilkenny Nugent Noone Conway Campbell Helguson Orlandi Bridcutt Orlandi Dicker Hammond Calderón Bruno Ulloa Buckley Forster-Caskey Doumbia Doyle Batth Ebanks-Blake Sako Doherty Foley Whittingham Hudson McNaughton Cowie Kim Campbell Helguson Sammy Ameobi Eachran Ameobi Ledesma Dyer Emns Miller Main McDonald Gunnarsson Nugent Smith Helguson Bellamy Noone Marshall Smith Smith Noone Helguson Mason Noone Conway Gestede Coutts Forsyth Jacobs Sammon Hudson McNaughton Noone Bellamy Nugent Conway Gestede Gestede St Ledger Wellens Kane M Keane Nugent Vardy Wood Waghorn Gardner Pugh Madine Helan Johnson Antonio Maguire Johnson Connolly Bellamy Bellamy Smith Helguson Helguson Gestede Turner Cowie Campbell Mason Mutch Whittingham Mason Bellamy Gestede Whittingham Kean Kean Sandomierski Bentley Dunn Murphy Rhodes Kazim-Richards Dunn Vydra Forestieri Cassetti Mason Gestede Gunnarsson Conway Smith Mutch Turner Gunarsson Kim Whittingham Smith Conway Barnet O'Brien Cywka Harewood Scotland Mellis Dagnall Foster Mutch Helguson Gestede Gestede Smith Noone Mutch Whittingham Jara Henderson Majewski Tudgay Halford Collins Blackstock Guedioura Guedioura Moussi Moussi Hughes Gower Fuller Obika Pritchard Green Wallace Paterson Stanislas Edgar Marney Marney Treacy Edgar Noone Bellamy Mutch Cowie Kim Mutch Smith Noone McNaughton Nugent Eagles Sordell Davies Ricketts Alonso Vela Holden Simpson Proschwitz Proschwitz
McShane Brady Fathi Velikonja Campbell Campbell Kim Gestede Nugent Noone Maynard Gunnarsson Maynard

[[2012–13 FA Cup|FA Cup]]

Mackreth Henry Martin Winn Morgan-Smith Fairhurst Barnes-Homer Jarvis McNaughton Coulson Harris O'Sullivan Kiss Wharton

[[2012–13 Football League Cup|League Cup]]

Artell Nicholls Hackett Mukendi Guttridge Platt Akinfenwa Akinfenwa Sainte-Luce McPhail O'Sullivan Mason Mutch Helguson Jarvis Oshilaja

Overall summary

Summary

Points87

Score overview

OppositionHome scoreAway scoreDouble
Barnsley1–12–1
Birmingham City2–11–0
Blackburn Rovers3–04–1
Blackpool3–02–1
Bolton Wanderers1–11–2
Brighton & Hove Albion0–20–0
Bristol City2–12–4
Burnley4–01–1
Charlton Athletic0–04–5
Crystal Palace2–12–3
Derby County1–11–1
Huddersfield Town1–00–0
Hull City2–12–2
Ipswich Town0–02–1
Leeds United2–11–0
Leicester City1–11–0
Middlesbrough1–01–2
Millwall1–02–0
Nottingham Forest3–01–3
Peterborough United1–21–2
Sheffield Wednesday1–02–0
Watford2–10–0
Wolverhampton Wanderers3–12–1

Under-21s

Friendlies

MatchDateOpponentVenueResultCardiff City ScorersOpposition ScorersReport
18 AugustBarry TownA2–1Keinan, Sainte-LuceBellReport

Under 21 Premier League Group 2

MatchDateOpponentVenueResultCardiff City ScorersOpposition ScorersReport
120 AugustBrighton & Hove AlbionH2–1Jesse Darko (37), Gethyn Hill (88)George Barker (90)Report
23 SeptemberQueens Park RangersH1–4Dekel Keinan (2)Rob Hulse (33, 53), Taylor Parmenter (39), Mo Sharif (51)Report
37 SeptemberIpswich TownA0–6Bilel Moshni (x2), Kyle Hammond, David October, Mark Timlin, Jack MarriottReport
424 SeptemberCharlton AthleticH2–0Craig Conway (59), Declan John (64)Report
51 OctoberBrentfordA1–2Tommy O'Sullivan (90)Leon Redwood (24), Lee Norris (63)Report
630 OctoberMillwallH4–0Etien Velikonja (45, 63, 77), Nathaniel Jarvis (73)Report
75 NovemberBrighton & Hove AlbionA0–1George BarkerReport
813 NovemberSwansea CityH2–1Craig Conway (60), Jesse Darko (76)Danny Graham (81)Report
920 NovemberColchester UnitedH4–0Etien Velikonja (14,27), Jordon Mutch (28), Filip Kiss (42)Report
103 DecemberQueens Park RangersA1–2Luke Coulson (83)Frankie Sutherland (31), Tom Hitchcock (59)Report
1114 JanuaryBarnetH2–0Filip Kiss, Etien VelikonjaReport
1228 JanuaryBrentfordH2–1Etien Velikonja (60), Joe Ralls (80)Luke Norris (90)Report
134 FebruaryBristol CityH4–0Etien Velikonja (17, 53, 58), Jordan Mutch (61)Report
1418 FebruaryCharlton AthleticA0–4Michael Smith (39, 74), Callum Harriott (68), Kevin Feely (88)Report
1526 FebruarySwansea CityA2–1Jordon Mutch (48), Rudy Gestede (69)Josh Sheehan (86)Report
1612 MarchMillwallA2–1Etien Velikonja (2), Luke Coulson (74)Fred Onyedinma (77)Report
1718 MarchColchester UnitedA3–1Rhys Healey (25, 66), Filip Kiss (43)Drey Wright (5)Report
1825 MarchIpswich TownH3–1Etien Velikonja (8), Rhys Healey (21), Filip Kiss (38)Jack Marriott (43)Report
193 AprilBristol CityA3–2Rhys Healey (1), Filip Kiss (33), Declan John (68)Kevin Krans (6, 45)Report
2010 AprilBarnetA3–1Rhys Healey (59), Kadeem Harris (68), Etien Velikonja (82)A Robertson (5)Report

Honours

;Team

  • Football League Championship champions

;Individual

  • February Player of the Month – Fraizer Campbell
  • Championship Team of the Year – Mark Hudson & Peter Whittingham
  • LMA Championship Manager of the Year – Malky Mackay

;Club Awards

  • Player of the Year – Mark Hudson

;Club

  • Family Club of the Year
Team of the WeekDatePlayer(s)
3 SeptemberPeter Whittingham
17 SeptemberPeter Whittingham
1 OctoberAndrew Taylor
1 OctoberMatthew Connolly
1 OctoberPeter Whittingham
8 OctoberHeidar Helguson
29 OctoberCraig Noone
19 NovemberMatthew Connolly

Club staff

Main article: Cardiff City F.C. personnel

Backroom staff

PositionName
First-team managerMalky Mackay
Assistant managerDavid Kerslake
First-team coachJoe McBride
Goalkeeping coachJames Hollman
Head of PerformanceRichard Collinge
Senior PhysiotherapistSean Connelly
Assistant physiotherapistAdam Rattenberry
Sports scientistNilton Terroso
Club doctorLen Nokes
Head of recruitmentIan Moody
Chief ScoutMark Stow
Opposition AnalystMartin Hodge
Performance analystEnda Barron
Kit & equipment managerIan Lenning

Board of directors

PositionName
ChairmanMalaysia Simon Lim
Chief ExecutiveMalaysia Simon Lim
Finance DirectorWAL Richard Thompson
Non-Executive
Board Members
Football ClubWAL Steve Borley
Malaysia Derek Chee Seng Chin
ENG Paul Guy
Malaysia Len Wing Kong
Malaysia Meng Kwong Lim
WAL Michael Isaac
Malaysia Vincent Lye Ek Seang
Non-Executive
Board Members
Cardiff City (Holdings)CYP Mehmet Dalman
Danni Rais

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