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Barry-Murphy to be longest-serving Cardiff boss since Warnock

Brian Barry-Murphy is set to become Cardiff City's longest-serving manager since Neil Warnock. He will lead the team in his sixty-third game against Portsmouth this Saturday, marking a significant milestone for stability at the club.

BBC Sport· Sep 19, 2026 · 11:17 AM · 89 views

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Brian Barry-Murphy is set to become Cardiff City's longest-serving manager since Neil Warnock. He will lead the team in his sixty-third game against Portsmouth this Saturday, marking a significant milestone for stability at the club.

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