Ninian Park Collection (#3)

Ninian Park Stadium, home to Cardiff City Football Club, holds a special place in the hearts of football fans

Ninian Park Collection: Cardiff City - Owner Rick Wright waves to fans at Ninian Park - 17th August 1991

Cardiff City - Owner Rick Wright waves to fans at Ninian Park - 17th August 1991. *ONE of the last things Rick Wright ever did was give a uge smileafter learning that Cardiff City were still top of

Ninian Park Collection: Western Mail and Echo Copyright

Western Mail and Echo Copyright
- Western Mail and Echo Copyright

Linda - 5th Oct 1991

Aleksic after scoring his second goal at Ninian Park on Saturday. April 1977

Ninian Park Collection: April 1960 - The goal scored by Graham Moore that clinched promotion to the First

April 1960 - The goal scored by Graham Moore that clinched promotion to the First Division in front of 55, 000 spectators

Eddie Newton - Cardiff Citys on loan signing from Chelsea - 23rd January 1992

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Ninian Park Stadium, home to Cardiff City Football Club, holds a special place in the hearts of football fans. This iconic venue has witnessed countless moments of triumph and glory throughout its history. In the 1978-79 season, the Cardiff City First Team Squad showcased their talent on this hallowed ground. Among them were Gary Harris and Alan Campbell, whose skills left spectators in awe. Len Weare, the Newport County goalkeeper, displayed his athleticism as he leaped high to gather the ball under immense pressure. His agility was truly remarkable. Even celebrities couldn't resist the allure of Ninian Park. Singer Rod Stewart and his girlfriend Kelly Emberg were captured enjoying a match before Wales took on their opponents. The Welsh Cup match between Cardiff City and Hereford United saw exhilarating action unfold at Ninian Park. In an impressive display of skill and teamwork, Cardiff emerged victorious with a resounding 4-1 win during the second leg. The 1974-75 season also brought success for Cardiff City as they fielded a formidable First Team Squad consisting of Don Murray and Leighton Phillips among others. Their dedication to excellence propelled them forward. Lord Ninian Stuart himself graced this historic stadium with his presence during a football match between Cardiff City. The image captures him holding a cigarette while immersing himself in the excitement unfolding around him. Coaches such as Alan Campbell, Tony Evans, Richie Morgan, Ron Healey, Paul Went, Bill Irwin played pivotal roles behind-the-scenes ensuring that players reached their full potential on this sacred turf. John Charles received recognition for his outstanding performance as Player Manager of Hereford United when he was presented with the Welsh Cup Runners Up trophy at Ninian Park—a testament to his leadership abilities both on and off-field Cardiff City manager Frank Burrows basked in well-deserved glory after leading his team to victory in winning the Welsh Cup—an achievement that will forever be etched in the history of Ninian Park.