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Siopis: McGuinness the biggest shock for me
Greek star Manolis Siopis has named Mark McGuinness as the player who has impressed him most since joining Cardiff City.
The diminutive midfielder spoke yesterday about the complicated circumstances surrounding his exit from Trabzonspor, which you can read about here, where he left to move across the continent to land in the Welsh capital. It's fair to say he has been a hit.
But he will have had precious little knowledge about Cardiff or the players at the club when he arrived. Indeed, he admitted he knew only Aaron Ramsey. But when asked who had impressed him most out of his new team-mates, he was quick to reply.
"Macca," he said, referencing the centre-back's nickname. "And I've told him already. He knows my opinion about him. I think if he continues like this he will have a big career. I think he will be a Premier League player one day and I hope he is, because he is also a good guy."
Norwich legend tells Canaries to beware 'rapid' Cardiff
Norwich City legend and former Wales international Iwan Roberts has told the struggling Canaries to beware "rapid" Cardiff City.
The Bluebirds are seventh in the league and have enjoyed a positive start to the campaign. And Roberts, who played for the East Anglian team between 1997 and 2004, believes much of it can be put down to Cardiff's smart recruitment this summer.
“His recruitment has been spot on and they have not spent a penny because they had a transfer embargo, which meant he had to go out and get free transfers and players in on loan,” Roberts wrote in his Eastern Daily Press column.
“They were the Championship’s second lowest scorers last season behind Wigan and seven of the 10 he brought in are all attack-minded players.
“Obviously he brought Ramsey in, but he’s been out for a while now with a knee injury. They are a team with pace. He likes them to play the counter attack, but they like to keep possession as well. They’re rapid.”
Humphreys on Cardiff animosity
Swansea City's on-loan star Bashir Humphreys has likened the animosity he received while playing for England out in Argentina to the hostility he faced in the South Wales derby with Cardiff.
The Chelsea defender was part of England's U20 World Cup squad out in Argentina, where he was told his side were the "most hated" team there, owing to the history and rivalry between the two countries. Humphreys spoke about the abuse and jeers he and his team-mates received out in Argentina and believes it's the worst he's been subjected to in his fledgling career. Although Cardiff, he says, is up there.
He told the Swansea website: "We went to Argentina and it was hostile. We didn't know it would be hostile, but there's a lot of history there. And our liaison said 'You are the most hated!'
"So we got to our game and we started singing the national anthem and it was straight booing, whistling, abuse from the sidelines. I loved it. It was so good. It was just 22 players against the whole country. It inspired us even more to go on.
"In terms of animosity, setting, playing a World Cup in Argentina, it couldn't have gone any better. That's still the most animosity I've felt... oh, actually, Cardiff was pretty bad as well!"
