But Johnson insists he could sign a new deal at Ninian Park over the summer.
More than 20 Cardiff City fans are currently the subject of banning orders from Ninian Park.
Rugby has also called Ninian Park home but football is the reason the ground exists.
The 17-year-old was revising upstairs at home in Ninian Road when the doorbell rang.
The document will be handed over by two sixth-formers from St Ninian's High School in Douglas.
The students from St Ninian's High school in Douglas have teamed up with Beach Buddies, formed in 2006.
Violence at a Cardiff-Swansea match at Ninian Park in 1993 led to fans being banned from attending matches.
The Blues will quit their Arms Park home in 2009, along with City who are leaving Ninian Park.
And this month, the 26, 500-capacity Cardiff City Stadium was opened, replacing Ninian Park.
New Stadium of Light boss Ricky Sbragia recalled Chopra from his two-month loan spell at Ninian Park this week.
But arguably the ugliest scenes came in December 1993 at Cardiff's Ninian Park.
In 1995, three matches were held in Wales - two at Cardiff's Ninian Park and one at Swansea's Vetch Field.
Many remain in Cardiff, including the statues of Lord Ninian in the civic centre and 'The Elf' in St Fagans.
Wrexham's Racecourse ground, Cardiff's Ninian Park and Swansea's Liberty Stadium were the touted alternatives, the latter the largest at 20, 000 capacity.
But a proposed loan deal to Ninian Park could be on hold for the time being because of transfer window regulations.
"I genuinely believe that with the help of young people like the St Ninian's students this can be achieved, " continued Mr Dale.
His return to Ninian Park last month was partly to help his rehabilitation and to get some first-team football under his belt.
Wales' European Championship quarter-final against Yugoslavia in 1976 was one of Ninian Park's proudest moments, albeit they fell to an aggregate defeat.
Another huge Ninian Park crowd saw Petersen defeat George Cook and an estimated 70, 000 watched him beat Jack Doyle in White City.
But the pair were said to have gone by mistake to the Siddiqi family home around the corner in Ninian Road instead.
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Both winger Whittingham and centre-back Johnson are out of contract next season but signing improved deals at Ninian Park will certainly fend off interested admirers.
The performances come from high school pupils studying at Castle Rushen, Ballakermeen, Queen Elizabeth II, Ramsey Grammar, St Ninian's and King William's College.
Fowler becomes Cardiff's sixth summer signing of the summer, following Sinclair, Gavin Rae, Steven MacLean, Tony Capaldi and Michael Oakes to Ninian Park.
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It was a centrepiece when Cardiff staged the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games when Ninian Park was home to the show-jumping event.
He was expecting the local imam Qari Ferozuddin who was due to teach him the Koran at his home in Ninian Road, Cardiff.
Christianity is believed to have been preached at the site since 390AD, when St Ninian stopped in the area on his way to Orkney.
Former Cardiff player Earnshaw enjoyed his return to Ninian Park, getting a standing ovation from the Bluebirds fans and hitting the bar with a free-kick.
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He and Cardiff Council leader Rodney Berman held a formal cutting of the turf ceremony at the site, opposite the club's current Ninian Park ground.
Ninian Park is not simply a rickety old footballing outpost, it is an amphitheatre that gave Wales the opportunity to stage showpieces of international significance.
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