Showing posts with label Craig Conway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craig Conway. Show all posts

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Conway signs

Graig Conway is officially a Bluebirds and the first signing of new manager of Malky Mackey. He will be the first of many new faces expected through the door at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Craig Conway a Bluebird

Dundee United midfielder Craig Conway as chosen to sign for Cardiff City over joining Rangers and will be new manager's Malky Mackey first signing according to BBC Scotland. Conway has been a long-term target of Mackey from is Watford days, but they did not have the finance clog to bring off the deal. Conway, 26, told BBC Scotland,
"I was really impressed by [Cardiff manager] Malky Mackay when I met him when he was manager at Watford".

The Bluebirds chief executive Gethin Jenkins will finalise deal as manager Mackey is on holiday until the end of the week. Rangers could not match the Bluebirds in the way of personal terms for the player who will be travelling down to Wales to take a medical and finalise a move. The midfielder is out of contract with is SPL club and as well as beating off Rangers there were also a number of other English based club interested in him.

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Cardiff linked to Dundee United winger

Another player along with the ones already mention on this blog is being linked with Cardiff City he is Scottish international and Dundee United winger Craig Conway. Cardiff City manager Malky Mackey Cardiff has competition for his signature with SPL club Rangers reported to have already talked to Conway's agent. They are a host of Championship club who would also like to add him to their squads.

In fact, Cardiff City ex-boss Dave Jones was rumoured to be interested in signing him back in January. A suggested transfer fee of £200,000 plus add-ons, but it must have just been paper talk it was never followed up.

He is out of contract with his present club Dundee United so is available free so no transfer fee to pay. He could decide to stay in Scotland or cross the border and play Championship football, a league ten times more competitive than the SPL.