Oct
2009
Articles from 7th Oct 2009
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Birmingham City: Blues' new owners on a mission to learn roles within St Andrew's
Oct 07 2009 | Birmingham City News
KEY Blues St Andrew’s staff have been told to make presentations to Carson Yeung’s people on Monday. Read
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David Gold says Carson Yeung will take Birmingham City forward
Oct 07 2009 | Birmingham City News
DAVID Gold warned Blues fans not to expect a sugar daddy from the new owners – but he still predicts a bright future under Carson Yeung. Read
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Birmingham City prepares for arrival of new regime
Oct 07 2009 | Birmingham City News
Key Blues St Andrew's staff have been told to make presentations to Carson Yeung's people on Monday. Read
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Carson Yeung can take Blues into private ownership with compulsory purchase of remaining Blues shares
Oct 07 2009 | Birmingham City News
CARSON Yeung can take Blues into private ownership should his investment company, Grandtop International Holdings, complete a compulsory purchase of the remaining shares. Read
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David Gold's future under the new regime at Birmingham City has been thrown into doubt
Oct 07 2009 | Birmingham City News
CARSON Yeung could make a complete break with the old Blues regime as fresh uncertainty surrounded the future of David Gold today. Read
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Carson Yeung finally takes over at Birmingham City: Your reactions
Oct 07 2009 | Birmingham City News
Carson Yeung takes over at Birmingham City: Your reactions Read
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Joe Hart vs Maik Taylor: Birmingham City fans argue over who should be in the sticks
Oct 07 2009 | Birmingham City News
Joe Hart may have just been called up for England but there is plenty of debate on our forum as to whether he is the man for Birmingham City's goalie jersey. Read
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Future is bright for Birmingham City - David Gold
Oct 07 2009 | Birmingham City News
DAVID Gold has warned Birmingham City fans not to expect a sugar daddy from the new owners - but he still predicts a bright future under Carson Yeung. Read
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Birmingham City board 'broke even' says David Sullivan
Oct 07 2009 | Birmingham City News
DAVID Sullivan has claimed that the departing Birmingham City board have only ‘broken even’ following the sale of the club to Carson Yeung. Read
