Cardiff City face long trip to East Anglia...

Canaries next..
By Rogero
November 1 2005

The Bluebirds with the notable exception of a couple of plane haters are flying to East Anglia as David Jones aims to cut down on travelling times.... The City boss is keen to build on a very solid set of results at struggling Norwich who have found the drop down hard to adjust to..

It's been a long time since we won at Carrow Road, in fact well over 30 years, but with the Canaries struggling to find their wings now could be exactly the right time to put this record to bed.

The Bluebirds are becoming a very difficult team to beat, and three points tonight would go a long way to establishing Cardiff City as a Championship side of some substance. The dark days of the early weeks of the season seem a long way behind us now!

All we need now are about 5,000 more fans and a decent ground to play in!  

In other related news it looks like Tony Warner's loan move to Fulham could be made permanent in the near future. The giant goalkeeper has settled in well at Craven Cottage and in fairness looks more comfortable playing in the Premiership than he ever did playing for the Bluebirds! Good luck to him....