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Curtis Davies
Foxes come to St Andrews
Ye Gods and little children, football at St Andrews this weekend. It feels like an absolute age since our last game at home – well, three weeks is a long time I guess. And yet I have this massive feeling it’s going to be an anti-climax with so many fans looking forward to the trip to Brugge in midweek. However, Sven is coming to town and thus I present my Leicester preview.
Tags: Chris Burke, Chris Wood, Curtis Davies, Jean Beausejour, Leicester City, Liam Ridgewell, Marlon King, Nikola Zigic, Pablo Ibanez, Stephen Carr, Steven Caldwell, Wade Elliott
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | 9 Comments »
Forest Preview
Tomorrow sees Blues travel the short distance up to Nottingham to face Steve McClaren’s Tricky Trees.
Tags: Boaz Myhill, Chris Wood, Colin Doyle, Curtis Davies, David Murphy, Liam Ridgewell, Nottingham Forest, Pablo Ibanez, Stephen Carr, Steve McClaren
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews, The Championship | 3 Comments »
Maribor Preview
Tomorrow sees the return of the welcome distraction of the Europa League, and a trip to Slovenia for Birmingham City to take on NK Maribor.
Tags: Curtis Davies, David Murphy, Guirane N'Daw, Jonathan Spector, Morgaro Gomis, Nikola Zigic, NK Maribor, Pablo Ibanez, Stephen Carr
Posted in Birmingham City, Europa League, Previews | 5 Comments »
CD Nacional 0 v Blues 0 – match report
Here are my reflections on the CD Nacional v Blues Europa League Playoff round, 1st leg match tonight. Please note, I wasn’t lucky enough to go out to Madeira, I watched it on a decent internet stream (thanks Daz and LOF).
Tags: CD Nacional, Chris Wood, Curtis Davies, Jean Beausejour, Jonathan Spector, Nathan Redmond, Stephen Carr, Steven Caldwell
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | 7 Comments »
… and we’re back
Having been away for a week, I’ve got a lot to catch up on Blues wise, and I think it would be unfair to go back over the last seven days and try and blog stuff about things that have happened. Whilst in the rural south-west I felt quite out of the loop Blues wise, and thus I’m going to look to the next week or so instead of recapping.
Tags: Adam Rooney, Boaz Myhill, Curtis Davies, Jordon Mutch, Keith Fahey, Morgaro Gomis, Steven Caldwell
Posted in Birmingham City, General Ramblings | 5 Comments »
Squad Analysis
With Blues scheduled to play friendlies against Cork City and Worcester City this weekend, I thought it might be worth having a look at the squad as it stands just to see exactly how thin it is and where I think we will have to strengthen if we’re to have a hope of doing well this season.
Tags: Adam Rooney, Akwasi Asante, Alpaslan Ozturk, Ashley Sammons, Barry Ferguson, Ben Foster, Brice Ntambwe, Cameron Jerome, Chris Burke, Colin Doyle, Curtis Davies, David Murphy, Eddy Gnahore, Enric Valles, Fraser Kerr, Jack Butland, Jake Jervis, Jean Beausejour, Jordon Mutch, Keith Fahey, Liam Ridgewell, Luke Hubbins, Marlon King, Michel, Mitchell Hancox, Morgaro Gomis, Nathan Redmond, Nikola Zigic, Scott Dann, Stephen Carr, Steven Caldwell, Will Packwood
Posted in Birmingham City, Players, Talking Points | 19 Comments »
Unlucky for the Black Cats?
Blues can take another massive step to survival with a win against the Black Cats of Sunderland tomorrow, whilst pushing former manager Steve Bruce’s charges into a relegation dogfight. Whilst the game doesn’t have the same “must win” feeling of the last home match against Bolton, there is the sense that defeat would properly drop us back into trouble
Tags: Cameron Jerome, Craig Gardner, Curtis Davies, David Bentley, Jean Beausejour, Lee Bowyer, Stuart Parnaby, Sunderland
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews | 2 Comments »
Doggedness
My reflections on the Premier League game away at Ewood Park today.
Tags: Alex McLeish, Curtis Davies, Liam Ridgewell, Reviews
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | No Comments »
Humble Pie
Why Kevin Phillips is worth a start, why Curtis Davies isn’t and where we need to go from here.
Tags: Bolton Wanderers, Cameron Jerome, Curtis Davies, Kevin Phillips, Stephen Carr, Stuart Parnaby
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | 4 Comments »
After the Lord Mayor’s Show
Here are my reflections on the Birmingham City v WBA game. Due to illness, I was at home watching this on Sky Sports 2. 1) David Bentley is going to have to improve As things stand, I don’t think we can afford him anyway, but on today’s performance I wouldn’t sign him. He has got […]
Tags: BCFC, Curtis Davies, David Bentley, Jean Beausejour, Keith Fahey, Kevin Phillips, Obafemi Martins, WBA
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | 3 Comments »
