Posts Tagged ‘ FA Cup ’

View from the South – Sheffield United vs Birmingham City

Jan 29th, 2012 | By
View from the South – Sheffield United vs Birmingham City

I’ve always looked forward to FA Cup games and yesterday was no different. I was up early to take Dilys, my Welsh Terrier and most loyal companion out for her walk before setting off for Guildford to meet up with Will and Alex, a childhood Wednesday fan but long since defector to the Royal Blue
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Sheffield Utd 0 v 4 Birmingham City FAC 4th Round Brief Post Match Thoughts

Jan 28th, 2012 | By
Sheffield Utd 0 v 4 Birmingham City FAC 4th Round Brief Post Match Thoughts

A comprehensive win after a difficult start. I wasn’t able to go, so had Blues Player to listen to. Sheffield Utd started strongly, and put the Blues on the back foot. However Blues these days are no push overs, even with 5 changes and it wasn’t long before we started creating chances. It wasn’t too
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Sheffield United vs Birmingham City – FA Cup preview

Jan 27th, 2012 | By
Sheffield United vs Birmingham City – FA Cup preview

This weekend Blues take their eight match unbeaten run to League One Sheffield United. It has been an excellent few weeks with the team moving into the top six and knocking the Dingles out of the cup in their own backyard. While being a division below us Sheffield United are doing well in the league
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New Year, New View!

Jan 20th, 2012 | By
New Year, New View!

Lauren has written her first article of 2012, with a quick look over the shoulder at last year, and looking at 2012. It’s January and we are half way through the first month of 2012. The end of 2011 saw the Bluenoses’ say goodbye; to what can only be described, as a mixed year for
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View from the South – Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Birmingham City

Jan 19th, 2012 | By
View from the South – Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Birmingham City

Even if I’d wanted to, I couldn’t have made from work up to Dingle Dell for this match and judging by the appalling standard of the first game at St Andrews why would you want to? I was surprised but nevertheless delighted that 2,200 or so bluenoses did make the effort to attend which out
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