Concluding the series of articles celebrating the lives of Bluebirds who fought for their country, we celebrate the both the military and footballing career of former City striker Philip Stant, who served in the Falklands War.

Remembering the life and service of Cardiff-born FA Cup winner, Ernie Curtis.

Continuing the series of articles celebrating the lives of Bluebirds who fought for their country. From the football pitch to the battlefield, this is the remarkable story of a Bluebird who kept quiet about his wartime heroics.

Continuing the series of articles celebrating the lives of Bluebirds who fought for their country as we approach Remembrance Sunday...

The first in a series of articles celebrating the lives of Bluebirds who fought for their country as we approach Remembrance Sunday...

The first edition of 'FPA Focus' entails a local success story, with childhood City fan David Giles looking back on the honour of representing the Club he still adores to this day.

From the fourth division to the second tier, a famous Ninian night and an FA Cup Final showdown...

Bookended by Burrows, the darling buds of May and Blakey's belter!

Remembering that magical night under the lights at Ninian Park...

Phil Dwyer, Jimmy Andrews, Robin Friday and Len Ashurst all feature in the next chapter of our history series.

The next instalment of our 125 history series...

A pocket size City Cup history from A to Z…

There are six goalkeepers to have worn gloves for both the Bluebirds and Sky Blues, dating back (sort of) to 2001…

You’d need to go back to a League Cup tie at the start of the 2011/12 season to find the last time City played Oxford United in a competitive fixture.

Ahead of facing Sheffield United this weekend, we take a look back at the managerial career of the great Gary Speed.

The winger played for both the Potters and the Bluebirds during his career..

Bluebirds Goalkeeping Coach, Gavin Ward, represented both City and Preston North End during a 26-year professional playing career that began at Aston Villa in 1987.

Hartlepool-born Andrew Taylor was one of the most popular and gregarious characters in a Cardiff City dressing room that was rich with them in the early part of the last decade.

The two midfield men locked horns in a 2010 FA Cup clash at Stamford Bridge.

Neil Warnock’s R’s were battling Dave Jones’ Bluebirds for automatic promotion to the Premier League.

From disaster to triumph with plenty of Owls and Bluebirds connections along the way...

The fourth instalment of our monthly history series.

This Remembrance Day, Cardiff City Football Club reflects on the service of several individuals who served their country having worn (or prior to them wearing) Cardiff City colours.