Recently by Gareth Rogers

Cardiff City Supporters Trust has already received answers to some of the questions members raised during their recent fans' survey.
Stadium Manager, Wayne Nash, has looked at the issues concerning the match day experience and has given us the club's response.

Click here to take a look at the full Q&A

Think Cardiff City have blazed a trail at the Championship summit this season?
You can now watch their progress, Wacky Races style with this Championship season slider.

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After an interesting round of wekend fixtures, we take a look at what Cardiff City and their rivals need to do to get to the Premier League promised land.
Remeber this week, the Championship enjoys and international break.The next game is on March 30 at Peterborough United.

AS IT STANDS 18/03/13

90 POINTS WILL ALMOST CERTAINLY = PROMOTION.

(ON A FEW OCCASIONS SINCE A 3 POINT WIN HAS BEEN INTRODUCED IN A 46 GAME SEASON, THE TEAM IN 3rd HAS REACHED 91 POINTS).

CARDIFF HAVE 75 POINTS IN 37 GAMES = 2.03 / GAME = 67% OF POSSIBLE POINTS TOTAL OF GAMES PLAYED TO DATE @ W-23-D-6 L-8
TO GET 90 POINTS IN 9 GAMES LEFT = NEED 1.66 / GAME = NEED 55% OF REMAINING POINTS TOTAL = 15 POINTS = 5 WINS OR 4 WINS & 3 DRAWS OR 3 WINS & 6 DRAWS
MAX POINTS POSSIBLE = 102
AT CURRENT RATE OF 2.03 = 93 PREDICTED TOTAL

HULL CITY HAVE 68 POINTS IN 38 GAMES = 1.79 / GAME = 60% OF POSSIBLE POINTS TOTAL OF GAMES PLAYED TO DATE @ W-21 D-5 L-12
TO GET 90 POINTS IN 8 GAMES LEFT = NEED 2.75 / GAME = NEED 92% OF REMAINING POINTS TOTAL = 22 POINTS = 7 WINS & 1 DRAW
MAX POINTS POSSIBLE = 92
AT CURRENT RATE OF 1.79 = 82PREDICTED TOTAL

WATFORD HAVE 66 POINTS IN 38 GAMES = 1.73 / GAME = 58% OF POSSIBLE POINTS TOTAL OF GAMES PLAYED TO DATE @ W-20 D-6 L-12
TO GET 90 POINTS IN 8 GAMES LEFT = NEED 3.00 / GAME = NEED 100% OF REMAINING POINTS TOTAL = 24 POINTS = 8 WINS
MAX POINTS POSSIBLE = 90
AT CURRENT RATE OF 1.73 = 80PREDICTED TOTAL

PALACE HAVE 65 POINTS IN 38 GAMES = 1.71 / GAME = 57% OF POSSIBLE POINTS TOTAL OF GAMES PLAYED TO DATE @ W-18 D-11 L-9
TO GET 90 POINTS IN 8 GAMES LEFT = CANNOT BE DONE
MAX POINTS POSSIBLE = 89
AT CURRENT RATE OF 1.71 = 79PREDICTED TOTAL

FOREST HAVE 60 POINTS IN 38 GAMES = 1.58 / GAME = 53% OF POSSIBLE POINTS TOTAL OF GAMES PLAYED TO DATE @ W-16 D-12 L-10
TO GET 90 POINTS IN 8 GAMES LEFT = CANNOT BE DONE
MAX POINTS POSSIBLE = 84
AT CURRENT RATE OF 1.58 = 73PREDICTED TOTAL

LEICESTER HAVE 59 POINTS IN 38 GAMES = 1.55 / GAME = 52% OF POSSIBLE POINTS TOTAL OF GAMES PLAYED TO DATE @ W-17 D-8 L-13
TO GET 90 POINTS IN 8 GAMES LEFT = CANNOT BE DONE
MAX POINTS POSSIBLE = 83
AT CURRENT RATE OF 1.55 = 71PREDICTED TOTAL

BRIGHTON HAVE 59 POINTS IN 38 GAMES = 1.55 / GAME = 52% OF POSSIBLE POINTS TOTAL OF GAMES PLAYED TO DATE @ W-15 D-14 L-9
TO GET 90 POINTS IN 8 GAMES LEFT = CANNOT BE DONE
MAX POINTS POSSIBLE = 83
AT CURRENT RATE OF 1.55 = 72PREDICTED TOTAL

Fraizer Campbell watched with interest when Turkish referee Cuneyt Cakir showed Manchester United's Nani a red card during their European Champions League clash with Real Madrid.
The Bluebirds striker knows how it feels to see red when Cakir is in charge, having been sent off by the same referee while on England duty.
Campbell was dismissed by Cakir four years while playing for England in an under-21 international against Sweden.

The Foxes have played Cardiff away 20 times in all. The Bluebirds have won 14, drawn seven and lost eight, scoring 50 goals and conceding 35.
In matches home and away, Cardiff and Leicester have met 56 times. In all, Cardiff have won 21, drawn 13 and lost 22, scoring 72 and conceding 76.

We look back at August 1951: Cardiff City 4, Leicester City 0

This was Cardiff City's best opening day result since they had entered the Football League in 1920,
Their 4-0 win against Leicester at Ninian Park during August 1951 was also the first time City had earned a victory on the opening day of a season since 1934 - a wait of 17 years!
Since winning promotion as Division Three (South) champions in 1946-47, Cardiff had finished fifth (1948), fourth (1949), 10th (1950) and third (1951).
Only two clubs were promoted in those days and this time the Bluebirds went up, finishing runners-up to Sheffield Wednesday in Division Two. They returned to Division One.