Cardiff City FC

Cardiff City
Full name	Cardiff City Football Club
Nickname(s)	The Bluebirds
Short name	CAR, CCFC, City
Founded	1899; 126 years ago (as Riverside A.F.C.)
Ground	Cardiff City Stadium
Capacity	33,316
Owner	Vincent Tan
Chairman	Mehmet Dalman
Manager	Neil Harris
League	Championship
2023–24	Championship, 12th of 24
Website	Club website
	Current season

Cardiff City F.C. is a Welsh football club who play in Cardiff. They play at the Cardiff City Stadium, (formerly at Ninian Park) and have the nickname "The Bluebirds".

They are the only non-English side to win the FA Cup, in 1926-27. They were also runners up in 1924-25 and 2007-08.

Name

1899-1902 Riverside F.C.
1902-1908 Riverside Albion F.C.
1908-present Cardiff City F.C.

League position

Season	League	Position
2000/01	Third Division	2nd
2001/02	Second Division	4th
2002/03	Second Division	6th
2003/04	First Division	13th
2004/05	League Championship	16th
2005/06	League Championship	11th
2006/07	League Championship	13th
2007/08	League Championship	12th
2008/09	League Championship	7th
2009/10	League Championship	4th

Former position

1920/21: Second Division - 2nd
1921/22: First Division - 4th
1922/23: First Division - 9th
1923/24: First Division - 2nd
1924/25: First Division - 11th
1925/26: First Division - 16th
1926/27: First Division - 14th
1927/28: First Division - 6th
1928/29: First Division - 22nd
1929/30: Second Division - 8th
1930/31: Second Division - 22nd
1931/32: Third Division - 9th / South
1932/33: Third Division - 19th / South
1933/34: Third Division - 22nd / South
1934/35: Third Division - 19th / South
1935/36: Third Division - 20th / South
1936/37: Third Division - 18th / South
1937/38: Third Division - 10th / South
1938/39: Third Division - 13th / South
1939/40: Third Division - - / South
1946/47: Third Division - Champions / South
1947/48: Second Division - 5th
1948/49: Second Division - 4th
1949/50: Second Division - 10th
1950/51: Second Division - 3rd
1951/52: Second Division - 2nd
1952/53: First Division - 12th
1953/54: First Division - 10th
1954/55: First Division - 20th
1955/56: First Division - 17th
1956/57: First Division - 21st
1957/58: Second Division - 15th
1958/59: Second Division - 9th
1959/60: Second Division - 2nd
1960/61: First Division - 15th
1961/62: First Division - 21st
1962/63: Second Division - 10th
1963/64: Second Division - 15th
1964/65: Second Division - 13th
1965/66: Second Division - 20th
1966/67: Second Division - 20th
1967/68: Second Division - 13th
1968/69: Second Division - 5th
1969/70: Second Division - 7th
1970/71: Second Division - 3rd
1971/72: Second Division - 19th
1972/73: Second Division - 20th
1973/74: Second Division - 17th
1974/75: Second Division - 21st
1975/76: Third Division - 2nd
1976/77: Second Division - 18th
1977/78: Second Division - 19th
1978/79: Second Division - 9th
1979/80: Second Division - 15th
1980/81: Second Division - 19th
1981/82: Second Division - 20th
1982/83: Third Division - 2nd
1983/84: Second Division - 15th
1984/85: Second Division - 21st
1985/86: Third Division - 22nd
1986/87: Fourth Division - 13th
1987/88: Fourth Division - 2nd
1988/89: Third Division - 16th
1989/90: Third Division - 21st
1990/91: Fourth Division - 13th
1991/92: Fourth Division - 9th
1992/93: Third Division - Champions
1993/94: Second Division - 19th
1994/95: Second Division - 22nd
1995/96: Third Division - 22nd
1996/97: Third Division - 7th
1997/98: Third Division - 21st
1998/99: Third Division - 3rd
1999/2000: Second Division - 21st

References

↑ "Premier League Handbook 2018–19" (PDF). Premier League. 30 July 2018. Archived (PDF) from the original on 12 May 2019. Retrieved 12 May 2019.

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[1] "Premier League Handbook 2018–19" (PDF). Premier League. 30 July 2018. Archived (PDF) from the original on 12 May 2019. Retrieved 12 May 2019.

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