Cardiff City face Manchester City today who are recovering from an unexpected defeat in the Champions League home against Lyon. Still on the lookout for their first win in the Premier League, the Welshman could do nothing better than give Manchester City a whipping, I will like to think so as I am staying positive.
According to Neil Warnock, Manchester City’s defeat against Lyon “might give them a kick up the backside”. Whether that turns out to be the case or not, this game is one of those games that could get a little lively. There is some ill-feeling from last season, when Joe Bennett committed a poor challenge on Leroy Sane that saw Pep Guardiola call for players to receive more protection.
Warnock admitted Bennett’s tackle was “a disgrace” but said Kevin De Bruyne put Jazz Richards out for 17 matches while Sane who from reports would be out for months in fact he was back within three games...
Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock will assess the fitness of several players who are carrying niggling injuries or have been affected by a virus. Harry Arter returns after illness but Aron Gunnarsson has suffered a setback in his recovery from a knee injury, which is very disappointing.
No one will expect anything from Cardiff other than a defeat just look at the pundits and the bookies but no negativity here. Until it is impossible, I will believe relegation is not a certainty unlike most in football but wins and the points that come with it will happen. I just want to give the finger to the doom and gloom merchants.
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