Harry Wake. Lievesley, signed at the start of the campaign, appeared in the first three games but never featured for the first team again. Bird and Paddy Moore both played in only one match, the latter making his only senior appearance for the club. Davies was the club's top goalscorer in all competitions with 15 goals. He scored 9 in the league, 3 in the FA Cup and 3 in the Welsh Cup. Despite only joining the club midway through the season, Williams was their top league goalscorer. He found the net 11 times in the final 16 games of the season. No other player reached double figures during the campaign; Miles was the next highest goalscorer with 8. In total, 17 players scored at least one goal during the campaign. Player statistics Aftermath Two days after their final league match of the season, Cardiff and Swansea met for the fourth time during the campaign to play a friendly intended as a benefit game for several former Swansea players. Swansea won the match 6–2; Ronnie Williams scored five of his side's goals while Jones scored both of Cardiff's. The 10,000 strong crowd, coupled with the high attendance figures during the league meetings between the two sides, prompted plans for an annual competition to be set up. However, the plans ultimately failed to come to fruition. Nelson and Thirlaway departed Cardiff at the end of the season, but few signings were made in their place. The following season, the club finished bottom of the Second Division and were relegated to the Third Division South. References Specific Bibliography Cardiff City F.C. Cardiff City F.C. seasons Car