Cardiff's team of the decade
See who a Cardiff fan has selected as their club's team of the decade.
Monday 23 December 2019 13:57, UK
We asked fans from all 24 Sky Bet Championship clubs to pick their teams of the decade.
Here, Cardiff fan Owen Deacon from Three Little Birds gives us his selection.
Goalkeeper: David Marshall
Hard to look past the Scotsman's 2013/14 Premier League season. Loyal as they come, staying with the Bluebirds following relegation.
Right-back: Lee Peltier
Brought in by Russell Slade, the former Huddersfield captain has remained a stalwart at right-back for several years and proved a reliable leader.
Centre-back: Sol Bamba
Signed on a free transfer by Neil Warnock, the Ivorian started as and remains a fan favourite in South Wales. A real leader and great defender.
Centre-back: Mark Hudson
The former club captain led Cardiff to their first Premier League stint in club history. Would have run through walls for the team.
Left-back: Joe Bennett
Despite a poor season so far, Bennett helped lead Cardiff to a second Premier League promotion. Quickly became a fan favourite amongst Bluebirds fans.
Right-midfield: Craig Bellamy
The Welshman enjoyed a superb loan spell before winning promoting with Cardiff in 2013. His incredible winner vs Swansea will never be forgotten.
Central midfield: Joe Ralls
Playing frequently for Cardiff's development side, the Englishman has featured consistently for the Bluebirds midfield since he was introduced properly in 2014.
Central midfield: Gary Medel
Nicknamed 'El Pitbull', the former Sevilla midfielder featured in 2013/14 before going on to captain Chile to the World Cup last 16.
Left-midfield: Peter Whittingham
No explanation needed. Had one of the best left foots the Championship has ever seen. Frequently featured in the Championship Team of the Season.
Striker: Jay Bothroyd
The last English Cardiff player to earn a call-up to his national side. Scoring for fun, the complete forward ran riot for the Bluebirds.
Striker: Michael Chopra
The journeyman enjoyed a great spell for Cardiff between 2009 and 2011, scoring 28 goals. His winner against Swansea will be written into Bluebird folklore forever.
