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Gyepes back on track
4th December 2008
Cardiff defender Gabor Gyepes is enjoying his place in the Bluebirds' back line - but admits the battle to keep his starting place is not over.
The Hungarian international has revived his career after a series of sickening injuries but knows that he will have to be at his best to keep out Darren Purse.
Gyepes told the South Wales Echo: "Darren Purse is a quality defender and he'll give it everything to win back his place. That's good for the team and in many ways nothing has changed - it's still Darren, Roger Johnson and I battling for two shirts," .
On the injury that almost ended his career at Wolves, Gyepes added: "It was the 94th minute, we were 3-1 down and I was near the halfway line. It was a nothing challenge and it shouldn't have happened, but it was serious.
"I had suffered knee ligament damage before, in Hungary, but this was different. It was far worse. Almost everything was gone. I was told `that's it, you won't play again'. Thankfully, I would not accept that."
"I was out for more than a year. Then I was told to retire, that my knee would never be OK. That verdict smashed me. I believe the only person who can decide I will retire is me, nobody else. I am a professional sportsman and that is the worst sentence."
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| 3:00, Sat 6th Dec | ||
| Cardiff | v | Preston |
| 7:45, Tue 9th Dec | ||
| Burnley | v | Cardiff |
| 3:00, Sat 13th Dec | ||
| Ipswich | v | Cardiff |
| 3:00, Sat 20th Dec | ||
| Cardiff | v | Sheff Wed |
| 3:00, Fri 26th Dec | ||
| Reading | v | Cardiff |
| 11:15, Sun 30th Nov | ||||
| Swansea | 2 | v | 2 | Cardiff |
| 7:45, Tue 25th Nov | ||||
| Cardiff | 2 | v | 2 | Reading |
| 12:45, Sat 22nd Nov | ||||
| Plymouth | 2 | v | 1 | Cardiff |
| 3:00, Sat 15th Nov | ||||
| Cardiff | 2 | v | 1 | Crystal Palace |
| 3:00, Sat 8th Nov | ||||
| QPR | 1 | v | 0 | Cardiff |
| No. | Player |
|---|---|
| 1 | Peter Enckelman |
| 2 | Kevin McNaughton |
| 3 | Tony Capaldi |
| 4 | Gavin Rae |
| 5 | Darren Purse |
| 6 | Gabor Gyepes |
| 6 | Glenn Loovens |
| 7 | Peter Whittingham |
| 8 | Jay Bothroyd |
| No. | Player |
|---|---|
| 9 | Eddie Johnson |
| 10 | Stephen McPhail |
| 11 | Paul Parry |
| 12 | Roger Johnson |
| 13 | Tom Heaton |
| 14 | Wayne Routledge |
| 15 | Miguel Comminges |
| 16 | Joe Ledley |
| 17 | Darren Dennehy |
| No. | Player |
|---|---|
| 18 | Michael Chopra |
| 19 | Riccardo Scimeca |
| 20 | Steven Thompson |
| 21 | Mark Kennedy |
| 23 | Darcy Blake |
| 26 | Jonathan Brown |
| 32 | Aaron Morris |
| 44 | Ross McCormack |
| Other Players | |
|---|---|
| Josh Magennis |











