Iwan Roberts reckons the appointment of Brian Barry-Murphy has reunited Cardiff City.
Some Cardiff fans protested against the club's ownership last season as the Bluebirds suffered relegation from the Championship.
But former Wales striker Roberts believes that as well as inspiring an upturn in fortunes on the pitch, the arrival of Barry-Murphy as head coach last summer has transformed the mood at Cardiff.
"There's been a lot of unrest at the club, a big divide between supporters and the people who run the club and the person who owns the club," Roberts told this week’s Feast of Football podcast.
"That's sort of in the distant past now. They have made the decision to bring BBM (Barry-Murphy) in and they have got it absolutely spot on.
"He gets the club, he gets the supporters, he has united everything, he has a winning team, a winning formula, and they are doing it in a stylish way."
Cardiff are six points clear of Lincoln City having lost only one of their past 12 games.
They host fourth-placed Stockport on Saturday begore another home fixture against Barnsley next Tuesday.
