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HUGHES IS BACK WITH BLUEBIRDS

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FORMER Cardiff defender David Hughes has returned to the club as academy head of coaching.
Hughes was on the Bluebirds’ books from 2001 to 2003 and has since held roles in youth development with Southampton, Watford, Aston Villa and the FA of Wales.
“I’m really excited and pleased to be here”, Hughes said. “This is a very exciting opportunity, because Cardiff City has an important place in my heart.
“I started my coaching journey here over 15 years ago, so to come back having learned from other organisations and talented individuals is fantas...

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