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Wtf has happened to Brighton. They've been absolutely dreadful.

Another title for man city I think

Zzzzz

Have they got a League one Kieftenbield in their squad?

Lukas Jutkiewicz's interview with Will Brazier

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Just watching it. Class. Will miss the bastard :-(

'His first seven games in charge have yielded seven points, which would have been enough to keep them above water for much of the season '

Six games, innit?

Ribeye

My Blue Heaven

And we will be stuck with them for 2/3 years.

Ipswich are clearly the model to follow as Moddy points out, a new owner ( rich ones, model similar to ours) and one transfer window really changed their trajectory

But there’s more portsmouths etc than Ipswich’s if we are honest

That said after being totally of the opinion we are down, hull winning last night means Albion will have to beat Sheffield Wednesday. 4 points would then seen... Читать дальше...

Interim Birmingham City manager Gary Rowett has met with the media before the crunch clash with relegation rivals Huddersfield Town on Saturday

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And we’ll need a minimum of 4-6 points I reckon to have any chance of staying up.

Latest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive includes Gary Rowett on the availability of veteran striker Lukas Jutkiewicz

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Is all that really what they get up to??

Always thought club captain was an honorific thing.

Yeah he’s genuinely got a wicked delivery on him, the long throw allowed him to get the ball back in acres of space.

Shame we had to sit through all those long throws to allow it though.

Vincent Blackshadow

Is the console version any good? I’m laid up with a bust knee so might get on the FM this weekend.

Blues must show quality and bravery says Gary Rowett

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Enjoy An Evening with Dugarry & Fry

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Tom Ross and Barry Fry.
Behave. No ta

As new investors Tom Wagner and seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady took in the plaudits on their first visit to Birmingham City last summer, everything finally seemed rosy after years of turmoil in B9.

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Enjoy An Evening with Dugarry & Fry

Latest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive includes Gary Rowett on the availability of veteran striker Lukas Jutkiewicz

I am hoping somebody might be able to help. My Step Son has purchased two tickets for the Norwich game in the Gill Merrick Upper for himself and his son. Unfortunatley he suffers from severe vertigo and will not be able to sit in the Gill Merrick Upper so was hoping somebody may be able to swop for anywhere else in the ground. It's two tickets one adult and one under 16.

Cov are going to play some of the kids against Blackburn by the sounds of it: [twitter.com]

Hopefully it's just him having a bit of a whinge...

“We have another game coming up and it’s Saturday/Tuesday/Saturday and it’s just ridiculous really. If we are going to have to play youngsters as well, then that’s what we are going to have to do.”

I'm relaxed about all of this. We are where we are because we deserve to be, if we get out of it it'll be because we deserve that too. Of course it'd be nice if results drop our way, but moaning or worrying about what others do re picking players just doesn't come into it for me.

Interesting as a comparison for the plans Knighthead have, this is the newly announced plans Chicago Bears have for their new stadium in central Chicago. The new stadium will be next to their current one, by the lake.

$5bn in total for the stadium and infrastructure.

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It has a pretty cool video showing what the new stadium and surrounds will look like - hopefully we will soon see something similar for the Wheels site!
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Does anyone know if the wheels site has been cleared on knot weed yet ? I'm sure I read that the site was cleared from it a few years ago. Don't know if this was correct or not.

And does anyone have any idea when the clearing of the site will commence ?

Madeira Blue

One said it would be "like having Birmingham City FC's ground in the middle of a little village".

A bit of an exaggeration there I think.

Birmingham City head to the John Smith's Stadium on Saturday looking for a precious victory against a team with its own troubles

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