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Colin Tattum

Colin Tattum

Birmingham City's Nathan Redmond vow to bully boys: You can keep on kicking me

NATHAN Redmond has told full-backs to carry on kicking.Read

Birmingham City transfer update: Zigic vows to stay at Blues

NIKOLA Zigic has urged Blues to target promotion now the Europa League adventure has ended.Read

Birmingham City's teenage star vows to keep feet on ground after Euro performances

BLUES’ teenage star Nathan Redmond has insisted that there is no danger of him getting carried away by another shining display on the European stage.Read

Birmingham City: Why Blues' European adventure should help Championship promotion push

CHRIS Hughton has admitted that Blues’ Europa League exit should benefit their Championship promotion push.Read

Birmingham City 1 NK Maribor 0: Colin Tattum's big match verdict - plus bumper picture gallery

Birmingham City did what they had to do, but the European tour has reached its conclusion. Read

Pablo Ibanez on Birmingham City's Europa League campaign

PABLO Ibanez reckons Blues have made their mark in Europe.Read

Birmingham City in Europe: Marlon King believes in Braga to do Blues a Europa League favour

MARLON King believes Blues could well receive the favour they so desperately need from SC Braga in Belgium.Read

Birmingham City in Europe: NK Maribor insist they will be up for Europa League clash

NK MARIBOR insisted they have not come to Birmingham just to make up the numbers.Read

Birmingham City in Europe: Chris Hughton vows Blues will give their all in Europa League showdown

CHRIS Hughton has vowed Blues will do everything in their power to get the required result tonight against NK Maribor in Europe – and then hope for the best.Read

Guirane N'Daw

Birmingham City: Guirane N'Daw reveals his thoughts on staying at St Andrew's

GUIRANE N’Daw has put to one side thoughts of his Blues future.Read

Jack Butland

Birmingham City: Cheltenham Town target Jack Butland after successful loan period

FORMER Blues midfielder Mark Yates is hoping to twist Chris Hughton’s arm to re-sign Jack Butland on loan. Read

Marlon King

Birmingham City: Marlon King keen to weigh in with more goals for Birmingham City

MARLON King has admitted to frustration at not scoring more goals for Blues this season.Read

David Murphy

Birmingham City: David Murphy believes Blues are finding form for Europe

DAVID Murphy is confident Blues are over their mini-slump in form – and just in time for Thursday’s Europa League climax.Read

Marlon King

Birmingham City: Marlon King reveals frustration at lack of goals

Marlon King has admitted to frustration that he hasn’t scored more goals this season for Birmingham City.Read

Marlon King

Birmingham City: Marlon King on how Blues plan to find a winning mentality

MARLON King has urged Blues to maintain a ‘‘winning mentality’’ after his two goals against Doncaster Rovers got them back on track.Read

Jean Beausejour

Birmingham City: Hughton explains Jean Beausejour's absence

CHRIS Hughton has confirmed he rested Jean Beausejour for Blues’ past two games because he needed time away from the action.Read

Birmingham City 2, Doncaster Rovers 1 - Colin Tattum's player ratings and big match stats

MYHILL............................6Read

Chris Hughton

Birmingham City boss blames Curtis Davies sending off for defeat

CHRIS Hughton felt Curtis Davies’s controversial sending-off changed the game against Cardiff City.Read

Chris Hughton

Chris Hughton believes Birmingham City deserved better

CHRIS Hughton admitted that Blues were not at their best at Cardiff City – but didn’t merit a defeat.Read

Cardiff City 1, Birmingham City 0 - Colin Tattum's big match verdict

THERE was not that much in it, and little to choose between the sides.Read

Author Profile

Colin Tattum is chief sports writer of the Birmingham Mail. He is the Birmingham City correspondent and a respected football analyst with a wealth of reporting experience, having joined the newspaper as one of its youngest ever trainees straight from school.