One of Joe Ralls' half-brothers, Demarcus Ralls, was sentenced to 141 years in prison plus four life sentences after a jury convicted him last year of four murders and 17 armed robberies.

Former Cardiff boss Neil Warnock says the Bluebirds have made a mistake in letting Joe Ralls leave the club. City stalwart ...

Demarcus Ralls, now 24, was convicted of three counts of first-degree murder, one count of second-degree murder, ... Joe Ralls, killed the first victim, Joseph Mabrey, ...

Ralls was found guilty of second-degree murder for the Dec ... in capital trials by Stallworth after Ralls’ sentencing. Leon “Twan” Wiley, 28, and Demarcus’ half-brother Joe Ralls, 29, ...

Cardiff City captain Joe Ralls is leaving the club, bringing an end to 15 years at the Bluebirds. Ralls, the Bluebirds' longest-serving player, had initially been in discussions over potentially ...

Cardiff City legend Joe Ralls will officially leave the club at the end of this month, putting an end to his 15-year career with the Bluebirds. It is understood club captain Ralls, 31, held talks ...

For in Joe Ralls, he can lay claim to one of the most complete players in the middle of the park. Ralls drew widespread praise at the start of the season for his excellence, but has continued ...

Cardiff City midfielder Joe Ralls could have played his last game for the club as he is ruled out of the remainder of the campaign through injury.

Joe Ralls has been with Cardiff since joining as a teenager from Farnborough in 2010 Cardiff City are yet to agree a new deal with midfielder Joe Ralls heading into the final weeks of his contract ...

Joe Ralls will miss the final stages of Cardiff City's battle to avoid Premier League relegation because of a torn hamstring.