Posts Tagged ‘ Roger Johnson ’

Transfer Activity – A perspective by John Edden

Sep 3rd, 2011 | By
Transfer Activity – A perspective by John Edden

As the clock struck a minute past eleven on Wednesday night, every single Birmingham City fan breathed a sigh of relief – we had survived the transfer window – just! It seemed everybody in the squad had been linked with a move away in the final week of the window; interest came in from Wigan
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Turning Black into Blue and White!

Jul 14th, 2011 | By
Turning Black into Blue and White!

I was on Radio WM this week and Franksy was understandably painting a gloomy picture of the club. I felt it was my duty to remain positive though and kept insisting that just because things are being reported as possibly happening, they haven’t happened yet. John, who has done the odd article for us, sent
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Who is Steven Caldwell?

Jul 12th, 2011 | By
Who is Steven Caldwell?

With the imminent departure of Roger Johnson to Wolves, (though don’t take it for granted,  Wolves fans are painfully aware of previous targets missed out on in the final minutes.  they previously lost out to US when we picked up Scott Dann.), our defence is even more ’cause for concern’ to some fans, speculation that
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News round up

Jun 19th, 2011 | By
News round up

The big news this weekend is that former Newcastle boss Chris Hughton has been interviewed for the vacant manager job at St Andrews.  Hughton is the first person to be interviewed although it is unknown at this moment how many others will be contacted in the next few days.  Looking at our poll it appears
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Birmingham City’s Most Likely Championship Team

Jun 13th, 2011 | By
Birmingham City’s Most Likely Championship Team

First of all, not all is guaranteed as things stand, there surely needs to be a MASSIVE influx of players, if we’re to take Europe at all seriously, even with a ‘bye’ to the third round of the Carling Cup, and assuming we’re not going to go all the way in the FA Cup, we’ve
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