Cardiff City legends for the wrong reasons.....

[Doucas]

Fan Zhiy. Allegedly the Chinese equivalent of David Beckham. Saw more in Les Croupiers than what he played for us.

Me being young when he signed thought as a Chinese International he must be amazing. Then on his debut I saw him try and shoot from a free kick at the halfway line and go about 30 yards over the bar.

Another legend for is Simon Walton. Think he got red carded on his debut?

[Enoch Mort]

The most memorable person listed in this thread is Dai Hunt.

[Its been emotional]

John Williams looked like Freddy Krueger and was sent off in one of his few appearances during a 5-0 home defeat to Maidstone on New year's day back in 1992. I had the unfortunate experience of being below the Maidstone fans in the newly opened family enclosure and can never forget their chant of "Not 1, not 2, not 3 but 4 Maidstone are winning and we going to score more".

I was there that day, very hung over and although we lost 5-0 the memory of the game was a big fat bald guy aka John Williams after committing yet another foul (think he was hung over too) trying to sneek up the side of the Bob bank touch line hoping the ref didn't notice and see that it was him yet again clogging into someone.............cart horse

[discodaz]

Mark Aizelwood

[Enoch Mort]

Mark Aizelwood

You forgot to mention his partner in crime Paul Sugrue, 5 games for Cardiff City and a 7 year jail sentence for fraud must put him up there with all the legends mentioned previously.

[The Bloop]

Mark Aizelwood

Whatever happened to him 😁

[Mario Miethig]

Billy Woof. Had the pleasure of seeing him come off the bench against Wigan and score the winner on his debut. Had a bust up with Ashurst in the days after the game and never played for us again.

[islandblue]

Keith Robson. Played for us in the Jimmy Andrews era in the 70's but disciplinary problems lead to him allegedly having a punch up in the club car park with one of the coaching staff.

[willo1927]

Graham Withey
Hardly moved in a game but scored a few now and then.

[Enoch Mort]

Billy Woof. Had the pleasure of seeing him come off the bench against Wigan and score the winner on his debut. Had a bust up with Ashurst in the days after the game and never played for us again.

Marley Watkins went one better than Billy Woof

[fugsyphil]

Alan Knill for an og at York after about 2 minutes on the way to a 5-0 drubbing. Totally ruining one of the better lower league away trips