Bluebirds launched Bellamy bid
Championship outfit Cardiff failed in a late bid to bring Craig Bellamy back to his hometown
club.
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Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay has revealed the Bluebirds tried in vain to keep Craig Bellamy
from the clutches of Liverpool on deadline day.
The 31-year-old spent last season on loan at his hometown club from Manchester City, but was unable
to help them secure a passage into the Barclays Premier League.
Cardiff City have payed tribute to the Welsh fan who was murdered before
England's 1-0 win against Wales in last nights Group G Euro 2012 qualifier at Wembley.
The Welsh fan named as Mike Dye (44) was a life-long Bluebirds fan and was found at 7.20pm
outside the Wembley turnstiles with head injuries.
Aaron Ramsey feels Arsenal can make a "fresh start" to their Barclays Premier League campaign
with victory over new-boys Swansea at Emirates Stadium on Saturday.
The Gunners have suffered a nightmare opening to the domestic campaign, which followed the sale
of key men Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri - with Arsene Wenger's squad left reeling from their
8-2 humiliation by Manchester United at Old Trafford before the international break.
English Football League Championship side Cardiff City FC has launched its PUMA 2011/12 third kit.
The release of the limited edition shirt in the black & yellow colours of St. David follows those
of the Bluebirds' 11/12 home and away kits this summer. Cardiff City in currently in 6th position
in the Championship table after eight [.
The FA Cup hasn't even reached the second qualifying round yet but already a second club in the
South West has been kicked out of the competition. Mangotsfield United, who play in the Southern
League Division One South and West, are already out thanks to player ruled ineligible due to a a
fine from a previous club, a fine which the club were not made aware of by either the player or
the Gloucestershire FA.
