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Paul Caddis
Two more points dropped – Brentford Match Reflections
Here are my reflections on the match against Brentford at Griffin Park yesterday.
Tags: Brentford FC, David Cotterill, Jonathan Grounds, Paul Caddis, Wes Thomas
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews, The Championship | 49 Comments »
Brighton Match Reflections
Birmingham City recorded their first home win in the league for a mindblowing 319 days, denying Cambridge United the chance to lose their share in the unwanted record for most consecutive home league games without a win. A Wes Thomas header early in the second half was enough to see off a Brighton side that struggled to cope with Blues’ pressing and tempo.
Tags: Brighton and Hove Albion, Clayton Donaldson, David Cotterill, David Davis, Jonathan Spector, Paul Caddis, Stephen Gleeson, Wes Thomas
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | 22 Comments »
The Great Escape
An injury time equaliser from Paul Caddis for Birmingham City against Bolton ensured that it was Doncaster Rovers and not the Blues who were relegated to League One. In a “Great Escape” Steve McQueen would have been proud of Birmingham City stayed up by virtue of a superior goal difference to Paul Dickov’s men having come back from 2-0 down against Bolton.
Tags: Lee Clark, Nikola Zigic, Panos Pavlakis, Paul Caddis
Posted in Birmingham City, Talking Points | 45 Comments »
Dear Lee: Leeds Preview
Blues face Leeds today in what is a crunch game in the Championship – win it and the teams around us lose and we are virtually mathematically safe; the reverse and we are in deep trouble. A game without a win today also sets a much unwanted all-time record in the Championship of seventeen home league games without a win. With this in mind I’ve decided to dispense with the normal style of these pieces and address this directly to Lee Clark.
Tags: Aaron Martin, Chris Burke, Federico Macheda, Jonathan Spector, Lee Clark, Mitchell Hancox, Nikola Zigic, Paul Caddis, Peter Lovenkrands, Tom Thorpe, Will Packwood
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews, The Championship | 53 Comments »
Tis the Season To Be Jolly
Birmingham City comprehensively beat Barnsley at the weekend 3-0 thanks to goals from Paul Caddis (2) and Nikola Zigic. The result means Blues are unbeaten in 3 games – their longest unbeaten run since April and recorded their first back to back league away wins since April 2012.
Tags: Lee Clark, Paul Caddis, Positivity
Posted in Birmingham City, General Ramblings | 70 Comments »
Will Sorenson be Sorry Again? Stoke Cup Preview
Blues take on Premier League opposition tonight in the fourth round of the Capital One Cup with Lee Clark looking for his charges to cause an upset against the Potters.
Tags: Capital One Cup, Hayden Mullins, Matt Green, Mitchell Hancox, Paul Caddis, Scott Allan, Stoke City
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews | 76 Comments »
Taking on the Trotters: Bolton Preview
Dougie Freedman brings his Bolton side to a resurgent St Andrews where Lee Clark’s men have won three times on the spin, scoring eleven goals in the process in the final Championship match before the October international break.
Tags: Bolton Wanderers, Hayden Mullins, Lee Novak, Paul Caddis
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews, The Championship | 72 Comments »
2011 winners v 2013 winners; Capital One Cup Preview
Birmingham City face Premier League side and holders Swansea City in the Capital One Cup this evening in a third round tie that will have plenty of intrigue. Will Blues be able to carry forward their good form into this fixture and will Swansea play a full team knowing that they have a European campaign to add to their Premier League exploits?
Tags: Amarii Bell, Capital One Cup, Jesse Lingard, Jonathan Spector, Kyle Barley, Paul Caddis, Swansea City
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews | 29 Comments »
Tough Test at Loftus Road: QPR Preview
Birmingham City make the trip down the M1 today to face highly fancied QPR in the Championship with Lee Clark knowing he has a tough job if Blues are to take anything from this game.
Tags: Chris Burke, Mitchell Hancox, Paul Caddis, Queens Park Rangers, Shane Ferguson
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews, The Championship | 100 Comments »
Caddis And Deadline Day Surprises
After a summer of woe, Birmingham City gave their fans a pleasant surprise at the end of the window with the permanent capture on a three year deal of former loanee Paul Caddis from Swindon Town for an undisclosed fee, believed to be around £150,000. It was the second time Caddis signed for Blues on deadline day having signed the Scot on a season long loan on August 31 last season.
Tags: Paul Caddis
Posted in Birmingham City, Talking Points, Transfers | 120 Comments »
