Where are they now...?

[stantys tattoos]

now a baseball player. same autograph stangely

 

[Woody]

Diminutive midfielder Willo Flood announced his retirement this year and has embarked on a career as a football agent

Having always assumed that Flood was named after a Wisp, I was surprised to learn that Willo is actually short for William. Every day's a school day.

 

[stantys tattoos]

chris pike in star trek. dale and pike done well for themselves fair play

 

[Travis Bickle]

Exceptional wasted talent, Leon Jeanne can be mostly found in a custody suite or prison. In his spare time he likes to peddle drugs, engage in high speed pursuits or partake in fisticuffs.

Former Cardiff City star and son in court following 'dispute' - https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/former-cardiff-city-star-son-13260086.amp

His mother’s just been jailed for being part of a drug gang in Llanrumney

 

[stantys tattoos]

Anyone know what happened to Darcy Blake? Turned into a rugby player according to this: How former Cardiff City star became a rugby player! - https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/how-former-cardiff-city-star-10099269

thinking about it woody last going off he was working on the railways

 

[Woody]

Former Bluebirds midfielder and commentators' nightmare Kagisho "Diggaschweee" Dikgacoi played his last game for the Golden Arrows in 2017 and now owns his own Sportswear company, International Sports Apparel Design Institute. Their recent deal to supply the Malawi national team puts them well on a par with Cosway Sports in the football kit supplier stakes.

The Colonel may well need to be tapping up Mr Diggaschwee to see if he needs a new website, as the deadline for his new and improved one seems to be long-gone: Home - http://isadi.co.za/#next

A little known fact about "KG" is that his middle name is Evidence. Make of that what you will, perhaps his old man was insecure about his sperm count.

 

[Arkay Dubya]

He had a brilliant game the day we beat the jacks at their place when Bellamy scored the late winner.

Went on a slaloming run from our half to the edge of their box and then hit the post if I remember correctly. Would've been an absolute classic goal otherwise.

 

[Norris Cole]

Nelson!!!!!!

 

[Norris Cole]

Aww ffs

 

[Woody]

Nelson!!!!!!

Cheers for bumping my year-old thread, Rydo

I might resurrect it properly later to stave off the misery

 

[Norris Cole]

Cheers for bumping my year-old thread, Rydo

I might resurrect it properly later to stave off the misery

This phone is something else.

 

[Woody]

As promised...

Stroppy, journeyman striker and arguably one of the most talented players to don the City shirt, Jay Bothroyd, left us for QPR after becoming an England-capped billy big bollocks and, sure enough, ended up playing in Thailand for Muangthong United. The tits on his team-mates were not enough to sustain Jay in the Thai league, however, and he hopped to Japan soon after, top-scoring in the J2 league for Jubilo Iwata on their way to promotion and earning himself a move to Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo

At 38 years of age, he's clearly loving Sapporo and is still knocking them in for the city that produced the best lager can in history. He's also regularly sticking up for the City on Twitter (https://twitter.com/jaybothroyd) like a more talented, much better looking Oli McBurnie, so we should tip our hat to the man.

 

[Joecity]

As promised...

Stroppy, journeyman striker and arguably one of the most talented players to don the City shirt, Jay Bothroyd, left us for QPR after becoming an England-capped billy big bollocks and, sure enough, ended up playing in Thailand for Muangthong United. The tits on his team-mates were not enough to sustain Jay in the Thai league, however, and he hopped to Japan soon after, top-scoring in the J2 league for Jubilo Iwata on their way to promotion and earning himself a move to Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo

At 38 years of age, he's clearly loving Sapporo and is still knocking them in for the city that produced the best lager can in history. He's also regularly sticking up for the City on Twitter (https://twitter.com/jaybothroyd) like a more talented, much better looking Oli McBurnie, so we should tip our hat to the man.

He's been batting away the jacks today

 

[Glos Blue]

As promised...

Stroppy, journeyman striker and arguably one of the most talented players to don the City shirt, Jay Bothroyd, left us for QPR after becoming an England-capped billy big bollocks and, sure enough, ended up playing in Thailand for Muangthong United. The tits on his team-mates were not enough to sustain Jay in the Thai league, however, and he hopped to Japan soon after, top-scoring in the J2 league for Jubilo Iwata on their way to promotion and earning himself a move to Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo

At 38 years of age, he's clearly loving Sapporo and is still knocking them in for the city that produced the best lager can in history. He's also regularly sticking up for the City on Twitter (https://twitter.com/jaybothroyd) like a more talented, much better looking Oli McBurnie, so we should tip our hat to the man.

Absolute prick of a man according to a number of his past team mates.

 

[stantys tattoos]

Absolute prick of a man according to a number of his past team mates.

 

[Arfur Ap Llewellyn Europe]

Mate, that is absolutely amazing and I think you've undersold it.

What an insight into City during Gerrard's time with us.

Whitts gets plenty of mentions and they're always respectful, as you'd think.

Chops, Bothroyd, Paul Quinn, Mcphail and Mcnaughton are involved in some hilarious anecdotes.

As for Dave Jones, and THAT Play Off Final... well...

I watched it all and he's incredibly honest and a great talker, but the City section starts at 1 hour 9 minutes roughly if you're short of time.

I'll watch more of these.

 

[stantys tattoos]

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Mate, that is absolutely amazing and I think you've undersold it.

What an insight into City during Gerrard's time with us.

Whitts gets plenty of mentions and they're always respectful, as you'd think.

Chops, Bothroyd, Paul Quinn, Mcphail and Mcnaughton are involved in some hilarious anecdotes.

As for Dave Jones, and THAT Play Off Final... well...

I watched it all and he's incredibly honest and a great talker, but the City section starts at 1 hour 9 minutes roughly if you're short of time.

I'll watch more of these.

i'm only half way through it and haven't got to the city stories yet. the andy johnson (ex wales) is a good one, he's a right piss head

 

[Arkay Dubya]

Mate, that is absolutely amazing and I think you've undersold it.

What an insight into City during Gerrard's time with us.

Whitts gets plenty of mentions and they're always respectful, as you'd think.

Chops, Bothroyd, Paul Quinn, Mcphail and Mcnaughton are involved in some hilarious anecdotes.

As for Dave Jones, and THAT Play Off Final... well...

I watched it all and he's incredibly honest and a great talker, but the City section starts at 1 hour 9 minutes roughly if you're short of time.

I'll watch more of these.

Yup, well worth a watch and the bit about DJ is surprising in as much as it is isn't surprising - he really had no master plan

 

[stantys tattoos]

Mate, that is absolutely amazing and I think you've undersold it.

What an insight into City during Gerrard's time with us.

Whitts gets plenty of mentions and they're always respectful, as you'd think.

Chops, Bothroyd, Paul Quinn, Mcphail and Mcnaughton are involved in some hilarious anecdotes.

As for Dave Jones, and THAT Play Off Final... well...

I watched it all and he's incredibly honest and a great talker, but the City section starts at 1 hour 9 minutes roughly if you're short of time.

I'll watch more of these.

yes it was a good watch i'll keep an i out for part 2

 

[Woody]

Rocky Michael Chopra, the boots-on-fire Robbie Box goal machine, was Cardiff City player of the year in 2006-7, netting 22 times in 42 league games. This earned the diehard Geordie an unlikely move to the Premier League with Sunderland, where his flaccid goal tally of 6 for the season nevertheless made him 2nd top scorer behind Trinidadian party animal ex-Bluebird, Kenwyne Jones. Frustrated by a lack of opportunity with the Black Cats, Rocky returned to his spiritual home of Cardiff early the following season, making another 73 league appearances and scoring 25 goals before departing in 2011.

Spells at Ipswich, Blackpool, Alloa and the Indian Premier League outfit Kerala Blasters followed, though Chopra's boots had clearly cooled off by that time as he averaged only a goal per year between 2013 and 2016.

Chops is now in Indonesia, it seems, doing stuff for the Asiana Soccer School. He's also recently gone into business as Revo Sport Indonesia, where he does "Innovative brand engagement using the globally compelling medium of football" and "Sports consultancy". He also spends quite a bit of time on Twitter banging on about Newcastle, and will doubtless be a bit upset at the collapse of the Saudi takeover, not least because he probably had Toon to win the Prem next season at decent odds.