Ten home league defeats

[The Lone Gunman]

Yesterday's defeat to Fulham was City's tenth home league defeat of the season. That means 2021/22 has now become the first season in which home Championship defeats have run into double figures since the club returned to the second tier in 2003/04.

The previous worst seasons in terms of home Championship defeats since City's return to this level were the difficult 2004/05 campaign (Black Friday, etc) and the Covid-affected 2020/21 season. The team suffered nine home league defeats in both of those campaigns.

The number of home Championship defeats for each season since 2003/04 are as follows:

2003/04 - 7
2004/05 - 9
2005/06 - 6
2006/07 - 5
2007/08 - 7
2008/09 - 4
2009/10 - 5
2010/11 - 4
2011/12 - 5
2012/13 - 2
2014/15 - 8
2015/16 - 2
2016/17 - 8
2017/18 - 3
2019/20 - 3
2020/21 - 9
2021/22 - 10 (with 6 to play)

When I was looking at the figures this morning, I was surprised to discover that City had suffered just two home league defeats during Russell Slade's only full season in charge (2015/16) - the joint-best record since the Bluebirds returned to this level 19 years ago.

[stan butler]

Re: Ten home league defeats

Yesterday's defeat to Fulham was City's tenth home league defeat of the season. That means 2021/22 has now become the first season in which home Championship defeats have run into double figures since the club returned to the second tier in 2003/04.

The previous worst seasons in terms of home Championship defeats since City's return to this level were the difficult 2004/05 campaign (Black Friday, etc) and the Covid-affected 2020/21 season. The team suffered nine home league defeats in both of those campaigns.

The number of home Championship defeats for each season since 2003/04 are as follows:

2003/04 - 7
2004/05 - 9
2005/06 - 6
2006/07 - 5
2007/08 - 7
2008/09 - 4
2009/10 - 5
2010/11 - 4
2011/12 - 5
2012/13 - 2
2014/15 - 8
2015/16 - 2
2016/17 - 8
2017/18 - 3
2019/20 - 3
2020/21 - 9
2021/22 - 10 (with 6 to play)

When I was looking at the figures this morning, I was surprised to discover that City had suffered just two home league defeats during Russell Slade's only full season in charge (2015/16) - the joint-best record since the Bluebirds returned to this level 19 years ago.

You will always find a negative if you keep looking.
You doubted our loan signings Doughty and Doyle but now they have proved decent signings you move on to other negative stats.

[The Lone Gunman]

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You will always find a negative if you keep looking.

You don't have to look very hard this season.

[Armitage Shanks]

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You don't have to look very hard this season.

Can't blame Morrison for the position we are in.
Mike McCarthy is in my opinion the worst manager we have had.
Warnock brought in too many long deals with below average players

[Pedro de la Rosa]

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You will always find a negative if you keep looking.
You doubted our loan signings Doughty and Doyle but now they have proved decent signings you move on to other negative stats.

We’ve been garbage all season. Of course there are negatives. If you don’t notice that and address them, you’ll never fix them.

Re Slade, very unfairly maligned. His career has nosedived since he left us but he sorted out the mess that Solskjaer left us in and kept the club competitive. And no, I wouldn’t have him back. He’s also instrumental in getting us back in blue so he’s alright by me.

[The Lone Gunman]

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Mike McCarthy is in my opinion the worst manager we have had.

Was 'Mike' worse than Paul Trollope?

McCarthy lost the plot this season, no doubt about that, but his overall league record with City reads:

Won 13, Drew 11, Lost 12

Compare that with Trollope's record:

Won 2, Drew 2, Lost 7

[the other bob wilson]

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Yesterday's defeat to Fulham was City's tenth home league defeat of the season. That means 2021/22 has now become the first season in which home Championship defeats have run into double figures since the club returned to the second tier in 2003/04.

The previous worst seasons in terms of home Championship defeats since City's return to this level were the difficult 2004/05 campaign (Black Friday, etc) and the Covid-affected 2020/21 season. The team suffered nine home league defeats in both of those campaigns.

The number of home Championship defeats for each season since 2003/04 are as follows:

2003/04 - 7
2004/05 - 9
2005/06 - 6
2006/07 - 5
2007/08 - 7
2008/09 - 4
2009/10 - 5
2010/11 - 4
2011/12 - 5
2012/13 - 2
2014/15 - 8
2015/16 - 2
2016/17 - 8
2017/18 - 3
2019/20 - 3
2020/21 - 9
2021/22 - 10 (with 6 to play)

When I was looking at the figures this morning, I was surprised to discover that City had suffered just two home league defeats during Russell Slade's only full season in charge (2015/16) - the joint-best record since the Bluebirds returned to this level 19 years ago.

More proof that the theory that Ninian Park/Cardiff City Stadium was/is a fortress is garbage.

[The Lone Gunman]

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More proof that the theory that Ninian Park/Cardiff City Stadium was/is a fortress is garbage.

The club's number of home defeats during the two Premier League seasons is as follows:

2013/14 - 9
2018/19 - 11

The CCS certainly wasn't a fortress during either of those campaigns.

[rich munn]

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You don't have to look very hard this season.

Or in your case any season.

The Raven. Pale Rider. It was exactly the same then. :ayatollah:

:shrug::-)

[The Lone Gunman]

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Or in your case any season. The Raven. Pale Rider. It was exactly the same then.

At least I’m consistent.

[ToTaL ITK]

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Can't blame Morrison for the position we are in.
Mike McCarthy is in my opinion the worst manager we have had.
Warnock brought in too many long deals with below average players

He wasn't the worst but seemed to lose it.
We've had some right rubbish tho.
Worncock didn't like going further than Brizzle for players

[J R Hartley]

Re: Ten home league defeats

Or in your case any season.

The Raven. Pale Rider. It was exactly the same then. :ayatollah:

:shrug::-)

There are few things certain life - death, taxes and Rich Munn nibbling on a TLG thread.

[Eric the Half a Bee]

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Here are all the times we've lost 10 or more at home in a season in the league. Unsurprisingly we were relegated in every single one of them.

1984/85 13
1994/95 12
1933/34 11
1985/86 11
2018/19 11
1981/82 10

We're currently matching a couple of records. Our record of least number of home wins in a season stands at 5. 2 is the lowest number of clean sheets we've kept at home in a single campaign.

We've failed to score in 8 of our home games. The record stands at 11 from the 2004/05 season where, again, we were in a relegation battle. Our 18 goals at home so far would be a club record at the end of the season if we only added one to that tally. The record low is 20 home goals for a season. That was set in 2013/14. We managed just one more goal in our other Premier League season. We also only scored 21 home goals in 1979/80 yet won 11 and drew 4 of our 21 home games.

There have been only two seasons where we've won more games away than at home - last season and in 1986/87, while we've only lost more at home than away on 4 occasions, last season being top dog when we lost 4 fewer games away from the Cardiff City stadium.

[Fatty Thornton]

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When I was looking at the figures this morning, I was surprised to discover that City had suffered just two home league defeats during Russell Slade's only full season in charge (2015/16) - the joint-best record since the Bluebirds returned to this level 19 years ago.

Russell Slade is still (unfairly) much maligned... whilst he didn't pull up any trees, we certainly weren't in danger of them falling on us either! Did a reasonable job having to unpick OGS' mess, and I am not surprised at that stat - we were boring but solid.

[Citizen's Nephew]

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There are few things certain life - death, taxes and Rich Munn nibbling on a TLG thread.

:hehe: