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Here are excerpts of our latest 8 posts, in the order of latest first.
A Love Affair In Which We Keep On Forgiving
Before the ink had dried on the rubber-stamping of Blues’ relegation, the club’s leadership would have been more than aware of the naivety which sent us down…..
Hope. The Story Waiting To Be Written
If, like me, you fear the Blues’ goose is finally cooked this season it doesn’t mean we should give up hope. And the omens are really interesting. Almost exactly 10 years ago, on May 3, 2014, Lee Clarke’s Birmingham travelled to Bolton Wanderers, needing to better Doncaster’s result on the final day to survive another year in the Championship.
A View From Down Under – Part Two
I wrote to you in 2021, an article you were kind enough to publish. It received some kind and interesting responses, and given the current situation I feel moved to write again.
Panic And Permutations
When the final whistle blew at Huddersfield Town on Saturday, and likewise at Hull City a few hours later following their last gasp equaliser against Ipswich Town, mayhem broke out within my own little community.
FSA: Governance Bill Moving Through Commons
It was another important week in the history of football governance in this country – as long-awaited reforms, including a new regulator for football – came a step closer.
Trapdoor Opens
On day when Sheffield Wednesday showed us what a fight looks like, Blues spurned yet another chance to escape the trapdoor to League 1.
BCFC: Away Ticket Allocation
Social media has been awash over the past couple of days with concerns about the allocation of tickets for the match at Huddersfield on Saturday. Specifically, it has been reported that some loyal supporters who regularly travel to away games have been denied the opportunity to attend because tickets have instead been given to Official Supporters Club members outside of the long established allocations policy.
What Are Our Chances?
Blues were plunged back into the relegation zone on Sunday after Sheffield Wednesday’s win at Blackburn.






