1928-29 Cardiff City Roster

The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 8-21-13 - 29 points
Finishing 22nd in TFL1
Location: Cardiff, England
1928-29 Cardiff City Statistics

Cardiff City of The Football League First Division ended the 1928-29 season with a record of 8 wins, 13 draws and 21 losses for 29 points finishing twenty-second in TFL1.

The team topped the circuit with just 59 goals allowed. The team scored 43 goals, worst in the league. Hughie Ferguson netted 14 goals for the team, while Billy Thirlaway and Len Davies tallied five or more, too.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
George BlackburnMAugust 3, 1899Willesden Green, England
Len DaviesApril 28, 1899Splott, Wales
Stanley DaviesApril 24, 1898Chirk, Wales
Tom FarquharsonGDecember 4, 1900Dublin, Ireland
Hughie FergusonFMarch 2, 18955'7"Motherwell, Scotland
Tommy HampsonGMay 2, 18985'10"Bury, England
Billy HardyMApril 18, 18915'6"Bedlington, England
Francis HarrisApril 5, 1908Catshill, England
Tom HelsbyMApril 4, 1904Runcorn, England
Joe HillierGApril 10, 1907Bridgend, Wales
Jack JenningsMAugust 27, 19025'9"Platt Bridge, England
Emlyn JohnMarch 4, 1907Tonypandy, Wales
Fred KeenorMJuly 21, 18945'7"Cardiff, Wales
Frank MatsonFNovember 21, 19055'8"Cardiff, Wales
Jimmy McGrathM, FMarch 4, 1907Washington, England
George McLachlanF, MSeptember 21, 1902Glasgow, Scotland
Albert MilesTreorchy, Wales
Frank MossMApril 17, 18955'11"Aston, England
Jimmy MunroMay 20, 1905Maryhill, England
Jimmy NelsonJanuary 7, 19015'8"Greenock, Scotland
Walter RobbinsNovember 24, 1910Cardiff, Wales
Bill RobertsBirmingham, England
Matt RobinsonApril 21, 19075'9"161Felling-on-Tyne, England
William ShawFOctober 3, 18975'10"Swinton, England
Tom SloanSeptember 23, 1898Portadown, Northern Ireland
Potter SmithF, M5'9"Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England
Billy ThirlawayFOctober 1, 18965'5"Washington, England
Harry WakeM, FJanuary 21, 19015'8"Seaton Delaval, England
Freddie WarrenDecember 23, 1907Cardiff, Wales
Tom WatsonOctober 4, 1902Belfast, Northern Ireland


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