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Went with my son and grandkids to the Newcastle-Bournemouth game this week. It was pretty turgid, as Bournemouth slowed and stopped the game at every opportunity; players going down holding their heads when they weren’t injured (my only bugbear about the World Cup), players deciding just to sit down so the referee called the trainer on, keeper holding the ball for ever. They were clearly happy to see it 0-0 at the end, to the point where they had little interest in attacking. Toon fans were doing their nuts and entertainment it wasn’t. Читать дальше...

Going to Lyon with the missis in February for her birthday. Anyone been there and got any insider travel tips?

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Rugby are bringing in a stop clock to help speed up the game.

Why is that almost every other major sport is happy to incorporate more and more technology but football fans wants less of it?

Call me silly i have zero knowledge on the independent regulator but how would that effect blues ownership would it help?

Grainger intimidated Muscat. For that alone he would get my vote.

There was also his magnificent game winning challenges at Gillingham.
1-0 down, playing badly. Two challenges in a second by Grainger and we won 2-1 to go top of the league.
And did it with 10 men.

Bluesince62

Nicky Butt was effing awful for us.

Legs may have been slightly past their best before date, but it was the fact that he simply didn't want to be at the club that drove his (lack of performance).

Who would you rather sign permanently

Definitely Bielik - we could find a decent enough defender on loan from someone but replacing Bielik would be very difficult.

My two heroes when I was little lad and gutted when they left. Does anybody know/remember why we sold them?

B_C_F_C

Greenhoff scored 15 goals in 36 games - but Stan Cullis told him that he wasn't scoring enough.

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Given a five point deduction suspended over the rest of this season and next season for postponing games due to the state of the pitch at the start of the season. They've got to compensate the away teams for those fixtures too.

El Mayor

gerry1875

Sheep2

Part of the problem was clearly the Wasps financial situation. If Wasps had been going bust Coventry would probably have found it easier to get the repairs done.

Coventry still remain responsible for being able to put on their home fixtures. Once the ground is accepted as suitable by the EFL the responsibility to get games on lies with Coventry.

Wasps would have got the hosting fee for the Commonwealth games.

BirminghamLive wants Birmingham City supporters to tell us who they think the club should Keep Or Sell in our latest reader survey

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Latest Birmingham City transfer news from BirminghamLive looks at the situation with Sam Cosgrove as the on-loan Blues striker notches his tenth goal of the season for Plymouth

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Latest Birmingham City transfer news from BirminghamLive looks at the situation with Sam Cosgrove as the on-loan Blues striker notches his tenth goal of the season for Plymouth

We should never of gone down with that side Tom *wipes away a tear*

Carr was bloody ace.

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Nikola Zigic'y

Pretty gutting that Albion to above us Wednesday.

jefflynneshair

Yes he was.

Well, actually VAR got 42 of 54 decisions correct.

Made 6 mistakes this season already, and missed another 6 incidents altogther

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