Finished 3-2, think Met can feel a bit hard done by after they had the better of the second half, but tremendous credit to the City youngsters for overcoming such a physical challenge and showing great determination.
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Finished 3-2, think Met can feel a bit hard done by after they had the better of the second half, but tremendous credit to the City youngsters for overcoming such a physical challenge and showing great determination.
A pretty good performance. Impressed with Trey George and Jefferies. There is also a player in Tom Davies. I'm not sure it's at centre back, but some of his passing and the way he brought the ball out of defence was as good as I've seen from a Centre Back for City recently (although Daland was good against the Jacks)
I think we play the winner of Barry town and Penybont in the next round, they play tomorrow
Where was Ashford? Being saved for the 1st team tomorrow or in the doghouse after bad behaviour whilst away with the Wales U21's?
Cracking finish for the winner. Bit lucky with the 2nd equaliser but he was in the right place.
I thought I read that the 4 remaining sides go into an open draw and no longer north v south. Can anyone confirm?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
Edit found the info here https://faw.cymru/cymru-leagues/news...haniel-mg-cup/
Like the three previous rounds, the quarter-final draw is unseeded but regionalised – with two ties in the Northern section and two ties in the Southern section before it becomes an open draw at the semi-final stage. All quarter-final matches will be played on 22-23 October.
The club said he was out injured on Saturday I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdrianAlston
Spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Nice to see Omar Riza watching the game in the stands tonight
so we could get TNS in the next roundQuote:
Originally Posted by ninian opinian
If we send Kanga back to Hamburg in January, I hope we get to see Reindorf on the bench. Personally I think he should be there now.
He was poor tonight mind, couldn't get anything going. He wasn't the only one as Met looked like they had about 14 players every time we had the ball and a number of ours were getting pressured into making mistakes. But we found a way to be fair, heads didn't drop. The first goal was well worked as a team, the winner was just explosive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparticus_Mills
It was a tough watch for much of the time tonight, it was a different challenge to what they're used to and it took a long time to come to terms with it. Much like the team as a whole, considering how Reindorf had struggled he showed a lot of character to keep backing himself and it was a great finish from him. Made it well worth the admission money in the end, if it hadn't been free to get in.
Can’t see Hamburg being too happy about that, he’s on loan from Hertha Berlin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparticus_Mills
A spokesman from Hertha has said this morningQuote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
“Can you keep quiet about that and act on Spartacus’ recommendation”
Is there a link to the goals anywhere please?
:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
Fifteen (or is it sixteen?) years after Eddie Johnson, we have the second coming.
Not yet it seems, but I would have thought there'll be something posted by the club today and someone will link it to this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by cantonboy
I see Morrison (not Morison) is going to be doing some coaching with our academy.
Reaction to last night’s game.
https://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/vide...a-cc2bf408ded3
Haha he can get a ship to Hamburg and then have a nice drive back to Berlin.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Here's the highlights of the Cardiff Met match
https://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/vide...9-448cbd09a9e5
City’s under 18s leading 1-0 at Colchester with Troy Perrett the scorer.
Finished 2-1 to City, Jake Davies with the second half goal.
Sean?Quote:
Originally Posted by Undercoverinwurzelland
Yep, I heard this alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by B. Oddie