Keogh eyes new beginning

BY HIS own admission, Andy Keogh was “rotting away” on the bench at Wolves but the Dubliner is hoping his temporary switch to Cardiff City can reboot a career that had stalled at club and international levels.

The 24-year old striker made the season-long switch to the Welsh capital shortly after the start of the season and has been rewarded with more game time at a club that had demonstrated its growing ambition by landing the services of Craig Bellamy weeks earlier.

Keogh may have dropped down a division but everything about the Bluebirds hints at better times to come, from the ground and facilities to their second-place Championship spot behind QPR after 10 games.

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