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Blues Young Guns to take on Newcastle in u21 Premier League Cup
Blues Development Squad take on their Newcastle United counterparts in the U21 Premier League Cup today at St Andrews (2pm kick off). The game which is free to season ticket holders is a good chance to see some of the younger players coming up through the ranks with Blues.
Tags: Aaron McLean, Brendon Daniels, Dariusz Dudka, Newcastle United, u21 Premier League Cup
Posted in Birmingham City, Professional Development League | 10 Comments »
Do You Remember When… Benno Saved A Penno From Shearer?
Blues have been blessed with some great keepers – in the last decade we’ve had three England international players in Jack Butland, Ben Foster and Joe Hart; Boaz Myhill is a current Welsh international, Maik Taylor was a Northern Irish international and Thomas Myhre was capped by Norway. However my favourite player to play between the sticks for Blues never gained international honors and has only played eighteen games in the top flight in a career spanning 447 league games over twenty years. That player was of course Ian Bennett and the match I wanted to talk about today was one of his finest hours.
Tags: Alan Shearer, Ian Bennett, Newcastle United
Posted in Birmingham City, Memories | 19 Comments »
Staying up fighting
My reflections on the match against Newcastle United today at St James’s Park.
Tags: Craig Gardner, Jean Beausejour, Keith Fahey, Lee Bowyer, Liam Ridgewell, Newcastle United, Roger Johnson
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | 1 Comment »
Hispanic Lefties
Whilst tomorrow’s match isn’t a “must-win” by any means, it would be nice if Blues could get at least a point and finally put an end to any lingering worries of relegation. Provided we don’t get hammered (again), defeat wouldn’t be that much of a catastrophe – but it would be nice if Blues could improve on an away record which has seen them pick up just two away wins in seventeen games.
Tags: Akwasi Asante, Alex McLeish, Cameron Jerome, Craig Gardner, Jean Beausejour, Newcastle United, Nikola Zigic
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews | 1 Comment »
Defeat
Some reflections on the game against Newcastle United: 1) The Corinthian Spirit doesn’t win matches I admire the fact that McLeish has tried to impress on the Blues team that they should play the game in a sporting manner; not going down from a challenge unless they have to, not niggling the ref or other […]
Tags: Alex McLeish, BCFC, David Bentley, Martin Jiranek, Newcastle United, Obafemi Martins, Tactics
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | No Comments »
Toon
After two one nil wins on the bounce, the question has to be asked if McLeish should change anything for the visit of Newcastle United to St Andrews tonight. With Aliaksandr Hleb the only player joining long term absentees Scott Dann and James McFadden on the injury list, Eck has the luxury of being able […]
Tags: Alex McLeish, Aliaksandr Hleb, Craig Gardner, Lee Bowyer, Newcastle United, Obafemi Martins
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews | No Comments »
