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Anticlimaxes and Cup Draws
Birmingham City have drawn Blyth Spartans away in the third round of the FA Cup. The EvoStik Northern Premier League side are in the third round after beating Hartlepool United and are the lowest ranked team left in the competition.
Tags: BIH, Blyth Spartans, HKSE, Peter Pannu
Posted in Birmingham City, Talking Points | 14 Comments »
Bouncing Back After Blackpool
Birmingham City saw their unbeaten run come to a crashing halt with a 1-0 defeat to bottom-of-the-table Blackpool. Steve Davies’ 56th minute goal was enough to give Lee Clark his first win for the Tangerines and to ensure Gary Rowett tasted defeat for the first time since taking the reins at St Andrews.
Tags: BIH, Blackpool FC, Gary Rowett, HKSE, Lee Clark, Peter Pannu, Transfer Embargo
Posted in Birmingham City, Talking Points | 42 Comments »
BIH Halt Trading in Shares
Birmingham International Holdings this morning requested a halt in trading in it’s shares pending the release of a clarification announcement by the company.
Tags: BIH, HKSE, Peter Pannu
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football | 23 Comments »
BIH: Informal Non-Binding Offers Will Not Be Entertained
Birmingham International Holdings today confirmed to the HKSE it will not entertain any “informal, non-binding offers” for Birmingham City FC.
Tags: BIH, HKSE, Peter Pannu, Victor Ma Shui Cheong
Posted in Birmingham City, Chinese Media, Finances in Football | 27 Comments »
Bubbles
Blues go into their game with Nottingham Forest tomorrow on the back of a four match unbeaten run, having conceded only one goal and picking up eight points from a possible twelve – all of which have given rise to hope the club can push much further up the table. Is this sustainable or is the bubble going to go pop?
Tags: Gary Rowett, HKSE, New Manager Bounce
Posted in Birmingham City, Talking Points | 32 Comments »
Just Say No
Last week Birmingham International Holdings announced that they would be holding an AGM on December 23 to decide on resolutions including the re-election of Peter Pannu as director of the beleaguered company.
Tags: Anthony Cheung Kwai Nang, BIH, Carson Yeung, HKSE, Matthew Chan Shun Wah, Panos Pavlakis, Peter Pannu
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football | 62 Comments »
Return of the Zig
It was widely reported yesterday that Nikola Zigic is back training at Wast Hills having seen his contract with Birmingham City lapse at the end of last season. The Serbian forward scored 36 goals in 148 games for Blues with his last goal for the club scored against Bolton as Blues survived the drop on the final day.
Tags: BIH, HKSE, Nikola Zigic
Posted in Birmingham City, Talking Points | 99 Comments »
Carson and Pannu: Still in effective control?
Carson Yeung once again became the largest shareholder in Birmingham International Holdings yesterday, converting 2.7billion shares from his debt conversion bond to give him an additional 27.89% stake in the company.
Tags: BIH, Carson Yeung, HKSE, Peter Pannu
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football | 108 Comments »
Why are BIH holding on?
One of the big questions that has been asked of late is why BIH are so intent on holding onto their share listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. With share value crashing by more 21% on Friday the question has been asked as to how much longer the HKSE will allow them to remain trading on the main board of the exchange.
Tags: BIH, HKSE, Yang Yuezhou
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football | 108 Comments »
Yang Yuezhou Becomes Largest Shareholder in BIH
Birmingham International Holdings disclosed to the stock exchange today that the second conversion bond issued by the company following the EGM of February 5, 2014 has been exchanged for shares.
Tags: BIH, Carson Yeung, HKSE, Yang Yuezhou
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football | 34 Comments »
