Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
CONSIDERED the greatest Blues player of all time, Trevor Francis was a superbly gifted forward blessed with great pace, fine dribbling ability, sublime movement and an eye for goal. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
A TRUE team player in every sense of the word, Malcolm Page was one of the most reliable and admired Birmingham City FC footballers. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
COMMANDING and strong, Birmingham City's Joe Gallagher was a typical centre-half. But he could also play, and worked hard at his game to make up for talents he wasn't blessed with. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
EDDIE Brown was a wonderfully unorthodox centre-forward and one of Birmingham City's and the game's great characters. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
A SPEED merchant, Birmingham City FC's Alex Govan was the sort of outside-left who defenders found difficult to keep quiet. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
A GREAT servant for Birmungham City FC, muscular centre-half Trevor Smith spent 13 years at St Andrew's. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
A WING-HALF with a bone-crunching tackle, Roy Warhurst's all-action effort was loved by Birmingham City FC' fans, but made him unpopular with opposition supporters. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
ONE of a crop of bright young talents who came through the ranks during troubled times at Birmingham City FC, Paul Tait was a technically gifted footballer with great stamina. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
AN INSPIRED signing for Birmingham City by Barry Fry from Peterborough United in December 1993 for £325,000, Ian Bennett went on to become one of most popular players of the modern era. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
THE striker from Kings Heath made an instant impact, scoring twice on his professional debut for Birmingham City FC against Preston North End in March 1969. Read
Jan 21 2008 | Birmingham City FC legends
OFTEN unsung but highly effective, striker Bob Hatton averaged a goal every three games for Birmingham City FC. Read