List of Cardiff City F.C. captains

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51°28′22″N 3°12′11″W / 51.472838°N 3.203092°W / 51.472838; -3.203092

This is a list of Cardiff City Football Club's captains, from 1910, when the club appointed their first captain.

Years Nat. Name Notes
1910–1911 Scotland Davy McDougall Player-Manager, first club captain
No competitive football took place between 1914 to 1918 due to World War I.
1920–1922 England Charlie Brittan First captain in The Football League
1922–1931 Wales Fred Keenor 1927 FA Cup winning captain
1934–1938 Wales Arthur Granville
No competitive football took place between 1939 to 1945 due to World War II.
1946–1949 Wales Fred Stansfield Third Division South winning captain
1951–1956 Wales Alf Sherwood
1959–1960 Scotland Danny Malloy
1961–1962 Wales Alan Harrington
1964–1967 England Gareth Williams
1967–1974 Scotland Don Murray
1974 England Clive Charles
1974–1975 Wales Phil Dwyer
1975–1976 Wales Mike England
1976–1977 Wales Richie Morgan Team captain was Doug Livermore.
1977–1980 Wales Phil Dwyer
1982–1986 England Jimmy Mullen
1985–1986 Scotland Jake King
1987–1988 Wales Terry Boyle
1991–1993 Northern Ireland Paul Ramsey Third Division winning captain
1993–1997 Wales Jason Perry
1997–1998 England Dave Penney Lee Jarman was captain whilst Penney was absent.
1998–2001 England Kevin Nugent
2001–2005 Republic of Ireland Graham Kavanagh
2005–2009 England Darren Purse Vice-captain was Stephen McPhail, Joe Ledley team captain (2008–09)
2009–2014 England Mark Hudson Championship winning captain
Jay Bothroyd was appointed team captain (2009–10) due to long term injury, 2010–11 team captain was Craig Bellamy
2014–2016 Scotland David Marshall
2016– England Sean Morrison

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