I saw my first Blues match in 1971, and it was the Clifford Coombs era. Since then I've witnessed the Keith Coombs era, the Ken Wheldon era, the Kumars, the Gollivans, the Carson Yeung era, and this current lot. How do these eras compare? Best and worst?
Blues Womens Team have an excellent history over the last decade or so however, since the start of 2019 the club has been in decline.....
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Blues Womens Team have an excellent history over the last decade or so however, since the start of 2019 the club has been in decline.....
Blackburn - Cardiff A, Derby H, Sheff W A, Huddersfield H, Rotherham A, Blues H
Derby - Norwich H, Blackburn A, Preston A, Blues H, Swansea A, Sheff W H,
Huddersfield - Rotherham H, Bournemouth H, Forest A , Barnsley H, Blackburn A, Coventry H, Reading A
Coventry - Bournemouth A, Rotherham A, Barnsley H, Stoke A, Preston H, Huddersfield A, Millwall H
BLUES - Stoke H, Rotherham A, Forest H, Derby A, Cardiff H, Blackburn A
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Bluesince62
And me.
I know most on here will only know Derby fans from your visits there with Blues on away days, you know, that sneering, arrogant, very angry at everything, entitled bunch that they are at home.
Well let me tell you, it's not only on match days Derby people are like that.
Any recommendations? I think we have a table booked for Hennessys waiting to speak to my pal
Is anyone bothering?
The first Friday / Saturday will be very difficult to get in anywhere unless already organised.
Going for the all dayer Sunday instead
Lee Bowyer confirmed Jon Toral suffered a hamstring injury in Birmingham City's goalless draw at Brentford on Tuesday night
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I'd keep him if the wages were small, he's a good option to have when available.
Wonder if they get a discount if they go down ?
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Dirty Bertie
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El Mayor
Erik Alonso was linked with us for a short while too.
One of the strangest games I ever went to at Stans was the 5th Round of the league cup on Wednesday 19 December 1973 witch I think was a 2.00pm kick off. We were in the miners strike period and due to the tree day week no electric for floodlights was available. I must have had the afternoon off collage and we lost to Division 3 Plymouth A 2-1. Not a bad crowd of 15273 for Wednesday afternoon. There were good few from Plymouth as I remember.
I went aswell and i was also 9 yers old. Went with 5 or 6 mates. Can't imagine 9 year olds doing that nowadays!
Birmingham City continued their impressive start to life under Lee Bowyer with a valuable point away at promotion-chasing Brentford on Tuesday
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Well the man himself would pronounce it as it should be given that he's French.
But the commentator last night was pronouncing it as though he were part of the human digestive system.
What is the point? His mateis not much better either.
Sold to the Yanks
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The lads are back in a buoyant mood as they look back and discuss the games over the Easter period. There's also plenty of time to talk about the latest off field news including the stadium, the transfer embargo and the current issues surrounding the women's team. Finally they look forward to this w
The lads are back in a buoyant mood as they look back and discuss the games over the Easter period. There's also plenty of time to talk about the latest off field news including the stadium, the transfer embargo and the current issues surrounding the women's team. Finally they look forward to this w
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Financial Armageddon screamed the headline. Ten clubs under a transfer embargo with the EFL, of which Birmingham City was one. The article from the Daily Mail appears to have gone, but the backlash hasnt, with Coventry City, Luton Town and Cardiff City all issuing statements refuting the story. Was
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Lee Bowyer confirmed Jon Toral suffered a hamstring injury in Birmingham City's goalless draw at Brentford on Tuesday night
Was the last time we won a competitive fixture by more than 1 goal.
3-1 against Bristol City and had they not scored an own goal, we would need to look as far back as the win against Barnsley on 20th August 2019.
Lee Bowyer hailed Birmingham City's gutsy display as they added another point to their bid for Championship survival with a goalless draw at Brentford
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