Games coming thick and fast

WITH another international break starting after the 5 November for the Euro 2012 play-off Cardiff are going to have a busy time on the pitch leading up to it. Between now and then there are four League games plus a Carling Cup game to fit in

Upcoming games

• Saturday, 22 Oct Cardiff v Barnsley, 3pm
• Tuesday, 25 Oct Carling Cup Cardiff v Burnley, R4, 7:45pm
• Sunday, 30 Oct Leeds v Cardiff, 1:15pm Wednesday,
• 2 Nov Derby v Cardiff, 7:45pm Saturday,
• 5 Nov Cardiff v Crystal Palace, 3pm

The weekends game is very important everyone needs to get over the last two games and put the club on track with a win, better still lets see it has a start to a winning run of games. So it’s Barnsley Saturday whose away record this season so far is littered with drawn game expect a win at Reading earlier in the season. Last season it ended all square, 2-2 at the Cardiff City Stadium, another draw or will the three points be banked by the Welshman.

The following Tuesdays’ a Carling Cup fixture against Championship rivals Burnley at home a win for the Bluebirds would see them in the Quarter Finals, closer to a return to Wembley and the possibility of European Football. The big question is how will Cardiff City manager play the game? Will he go all out a play his best possible team or will he rest key players the same with is Burnley counterpart which way will he turn.

I want Malky to go for it put out the best team and get stuck in and go through to the next round where at least six Premier League teams if Man Utd over come Aldershot will go on to the next round with two Championship teams.

Tuesday, 25 October 2011

Aldershot v Man Utd  

Arsenal v Bolton 

Cardiff v Burnley 

Crystal Palace v Southampton  

Wednesday, 26 October 2011

Stoke v Liverpool, 

Wolverhampton v Man City 

Blackburn v Newcastle  

Everton v Chelsea

There league game will see Cardiff up to the international break start with two tough away games against Derby County and Leeds United. Both teams are particularly hot at home on their form right now so by time the games come around they have both have a hiccup in form.

Again going on the form of today Palace are in the top six making home fixture on Bonfire Night another toughie.