Posts Tagged ‘ Sebastian Larsson ’

Keep Bright On Preview

Oct 28th, 2011 | By
Keep Bright On Preview

This article will also be appearing in the Brighton issue of ‘Made in Brum’ magazine, priced at £1.50 available from various sellers outside St. Andrews.   KEEP BRIGHT ON Liam Ridgewell is wanted by Newcastle, apparently.  He was also voted in the Championship ‘Team of the Week’ with brace-scoring Chris Burke.  In my humble opinion
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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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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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Seb Larsson’s Greatest Hits

May 29th, 2011 | By
Seb Larsson’s Greatest Hits

This week Sebastian Larsson left the club after almost five years.  While his performances were not always great I think overall his time with us has been a success and I wish him the best for the future.  He joined us in August 2006 as one of a trio of players on loan from Arsenal. 
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