The night the rest of the Championship began to notice Cardiff City?

[Hilts]

[QUOTE=The Lone Gunman;5047879]Really?!? What on earth leads you to that conclusion.


I haven't seen Luton or Barnsley play this season, but I've watched Huddersfield on several occasions and they look comfortably the worst side I've seen. )


Yeah comfortably the worst who turned over Brentford on their own patch beat Forest thrashed Hull beat QPR last game.

They had a terrible start and are not comfortably the worst side in the division.

We done a number on them.

[goats]

[QUOTE=Hilts;5047915]

Really?!? What on earth leads you to that conclusion.


I haven't seen Luton or Barnsley play this season, but I've watched Huddersfield on several occasions and they look comfortably the worst side I've seen. )


Yeah comfortably the worst who turned over Brentford on their own patch beat Forest thrashed Hull beat QPR last game.

They had a terrible start and are not comfortably the worst side in the division.

We done a number on them.

Lulled into expecting hoofball and then we blitzed them with Barcelona style passing.....brilliant, just brilliant

[The Lone Gunman]

Yeah comfortably the worst who turned over Brentford on their own patch beat Forest thrashed Hull beat QPR last game.

They had a terrible start and are not comfortably the worst side in the division.

That's your opinion. I did say I haven't seen either Barnsley or Luton in action, although both have apparently given City a decent game in recent times.

We know anyone can beat anybody else in the Championship. Surprise results happen on a regular basis. For instance, Luton have beaten Bristol City 3-0 this season, drawn with Fulham and beaten Blackburn, Derby and Sheffield Wednesday, while bottom side Barnsley have beaten Fulham and twice drawn with West Brom.

Of course City 'done a number' on Huddersfield. They were terrible, though.