Six decades of Cardiff City v Aston Villa matches.

[the other bob wilson]

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[David Vincent]

60s. Pat McMahon (Hard question. He was more of a 70s player.)

[Bluebirdman Of Alcathays]

10s Ben Wilson

[the other bob wilson]

60s. Pat McMahon (Hard question. He was more of a 70s player.)

Correct.

[the other bob wilson]

10s Ben Wilson

Correct.

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80's - Neal Cooper

70's (Guessing here) Frank Parsons, John Hickton and Willie Anderson - . Penalties scored but disallowed then retaken penalty missed ?

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00's Craig Gardner

[the other bob wilson]

80's - Neal Cooper

70's (Guessing here) Frank Parsons, John Hickton and Willie Anderson - . Penalties scored but disallowed then retaken penalty missed ?

Cooper is correct and the answer to the 70s is that Frank Parsons saved penalties in both games - you've got the takers right. Parsons' record for saving penalties was pretty good when you consider he didn't play too many matches.

[the other bob wilson]

00's Craig Gardner

Yes.

[cardiff55]

Cooper is correct and the answer to the 70s is that Frank Parsons saved penalties in both games - you've got the takers right. Parsons' record for saving penalties was pretty good when you consider he didn't play too many matches.

As for Parsons it was the rest of his goalkeeping that was the problem, The Middlesbrough game ruined him, i was junior in the Canton Stand for that game and despite the goals by Woodruff and King I still have nightmares. His next game in the League was at Orient the next season, we lost 4-0, then in the last game of 71/2 he played and we lost 3-0 at QPR when he was injured and Ian Gibson went in goal. he had 5 games the following season, we won tone and lost 4! The last one 4-0. I think he went to Wokingham after that and had a spell at Fulham. I hadn't realised he was a Welsh U-23 international until recently. 17 League games , 27 goals conceded (plus - 4-0 defeat in the League Cup) , I was delighted when Jim Eadie took over.

You stumped me on the 70s and 80s questions this time, and they're the one Is can usually get.

[the other bob wilson]

As for Parsons it was the rest of his goalkeeping that was the problem, The Middlesbrough game ruined him, i was junior in the Canton Stand for that game and despite the goals by Woodruff and King I still have nightmares. His next game in the League was at Orient the next season, we lost 4-0, then in the last game of 71/2 he played and we lost 3-0 at QPR when he was injured and Ian Gibson went in goal. he had 5 games the following season, we won tone and lost 4! The last one 4-0. I think he went to Wokingham after that and had a spell at Fulham. I hadn't realised he was a Welsh U-23 international until recently. 17 League games , 27 goals conceded (plus - 4-0 defeat in the League Cup) , I was delighted when Jim Eadie took over.

You stumped me on the 70s and 80s questions this time, and they're the one Is can usually get.

I didn't know he'd played for Wales Under 21s either. I was at the Orient match and I think it was an example of what you mean about him being ruined by the Middlesbrough experience - from memory, he should have saved one of the Orient goals, but didn't play that badly, it was just by then his reputation with City fans was so bad.

[Freitag 4.17]

90's Aaron Lescott, Joleons brother.

[the other bob wilson]

90's Aaron Lescott, Joleons brother.

Correct.

[BINGE THINKING]

As for Parsons it was the rest of his goalkeeping that was the problem, The Middlesbrough game ruined him, i was junior in the Canton Stand for that game and despite the goals by Woodruff and King I still have nightmares. His next game in the League was at Orient the next season, we lost 4-0, then in the last game of 71/2 he played and we lost 3-0 at QPR when he was injured and Ian Gibson went in goal. he had 5 games the following season, we won tone and lost 4! The last one 4-0. I think he went to Wokingham after that and had a spell at Fulham. I hadn't realised he was a Welsh U-23 international until recently. 17 League games , 27 goals conceded (plus - 4-0 defeat in the League Cup) , I was delighted when Jim Eadie took over.

You stumped me on the 70s and 80s questions this time, and they're the one Is can usually get.

I'm pretty sure Frank Parsons came from Buckinghamshire and didn't play for Wales. His contemporary namesake John Parsons may have played for Wales at some level however.

[BINGE THINKING]

Cooper is correct and the answer to the 70s is that Frank Parsons saved penalties in both games - you've got the takers right. Parsons' record for saving penalties was pretty good when you consider he didn't play too many matches.

I was obviously reading too much into the question !