Jan
2009
Articles from 24th Jan 2009
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Blackpool 2 Birmingham 0
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
DJ Campbell claimed his second goal in as many games for 10-man Blackpool as his former club Birmingham blew the chance to climb into second spot in the Coca-Cola Championship. Read
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Doncaster v Birmingham live on Sky
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
BLUES’ trip to Doncaster Rovers on Saturday March 14 has been put back to a 5.20pm kick-off for live coverage by Sky Sports. Read
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Birmingham City: News signings are showing their strengths
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
BLUES manager Alex McLeish insisted he wasn’t taking an unnecessary risk by throwing his new players straight into action. Read
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Birmingham City: Alex McLeish shares fans' frustrations
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
ALEX McLeish has said he could ‘understand’ fans’ frustrations. Read
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Birmingham City: Gary McSheffrey must 'push through' pain
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
GARY McSheffrey has been told to ‘push through’ the pain barrier. Read
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Birmingham City rule out move for Real Betis striker Mariano Pavone
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
BIRMINGHAM CITY have ruled out a transfer window move for Real Betis striker Mariano Pavone. Read
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Birmingham City's Scott Sinclair grateful to Ian Atkins for giving him his break in the game
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
SCOTT Sinclair has praised ex-Blues skipper Ian Atkins for handing him his big-break. Read
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Birmingham City's Franck Queudrue hopes to go into coaching when he retires
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
FRANCK Queudrue plans to stay in football after he hangs up his boots – possibly as a manager or coach in England. Read
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Birmingham City signing Robin Shroot can go all the way, says a former Blues coach
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
ROBIN Shroot is not likely to sink without trace after making the big step up from non-league to Championship. Read
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Birmingham City: Colin Tattum online for live webchat
Jan 24 2009 | Birmingham City News
FOLLOW an hour of debate between our Birmingham City FC Colin Tattum and Blues fans. Read
