Archive for July, 2009

Farewell Sir Bobby.

Friday, July 31st, 2009

I know he had no association with Birmingham City as such, but Sir Bobby Robson’s passing was a real shame for all football fans.
As a man of a certain age I can remember Sir Bobby as manager of a little club in East Anglia in the seventies, who played excellent football and scored great goals. [...]

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Mad Men Pt 2 – The Middle Men

Friday, July 31st, 2009

We’ve already looked at the mad men who populated Birmingham’s defence so now it’s time to turn our attentions to the midfield and forward areas.
It has to be said that Birmingham had no less an embarrassment of riches in this department and some memorable names graced the more advanced areas of the park, often electing for [...]

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Mad Men – Part 1: The defenders.

Sunday, July 26th, 2009

Birmingham City is a big city club with a history of heroic failure – the ultimate yo-yo club. Yet it has attracted plenty of big players in its time, including its fair share of “mad men”. Why do Blues continue to favour the more psychopathic among the fooballing fraternity?
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Tags: alan ball, archie gemmill, birmingham city, Brian Clough, julian dicks, kenny burns, mark dennis, Martin Grainger, Nottingham forest, Pat van den Hauwe, psycho, st andrews
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Birmingham City 0-2 VfB Stuttgart

Friday, July 24th, 2009

Perhaps losing their first pre-season match, with a disjointed team, against a Bundesliga side preparing for Champions League qualifiers is not such a tragedy.
Stuttgart withstood Blues pressure and possession to finally break the Premier League newcomers down with two goals inside the final quarter-hour, through Elson and Julian Schreiber.
This was Blues’ first taste of action [...]

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