Posts Tagged ‘ Stephen Carr ’

Birmingham City vs Portsmouth – Preview

Feb 7th, 2012 | By
Birmingham City vs Portsmouth – Preview

Team News Blues will give a late test to Nikola Zigic who missed out on Saturday. Portsmouth are without Aaron Mokoena, who has a hamstring injury and David Norris, who is suspended. Last Meeting The last meeting was in March 2010 at Fratton Park.  Blues won 2-1 with Cameron Jerome scoring both goals. The last
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Ip Switch – Birmingham City v Ipswich Town Preview

Jan 11th, 2012 | By
Ip Switch – Birmingham City v Ipswich Town Preview

This Preview Will Also Feature in Tonight’s ‘Made in Brum’ Magazine, Available From Numerous Sellers for £1.50 Outside St. Andrew’s Tonight… I truly hope we switch back to 4-4-2 tonight, against Ipswich.  Mainly because I don’t think any of our remaining three (senior) strikers (Wood, Zigic, Rooney) can ‘cut it’ up front on their own. 
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The Nightmare After Christmas?

Dec 21st, 2011 | By
The Nightmare After Christmas?

Here is another article from guest writer  Lauren Round. It’s now December, Christmas is edging nearer and I’ll admit like many others I’ve caught the festive bug. I’m optimistic as of late, the Blues have made good progress this season, defying a traumatic previous season and a hectic summer that brought numerous changes to the
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Birmingham City vs NK Maribor – Preview

Dec 15th, 2011 | By
Birmingham City vs NK Maribor – Preview

So here we go, it’s the last of our European group matches and maybe our last European game for a very long time.  Like most Blues fans I have enjoyed our European adventure and while it may have affected our league form a little I’d like it to continue.  It’s been a different experience for
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Braga-ing Rights – parte dois

Nov 30th, 2011 | By
Braga-ing Rights – parte dois

Sporting Clube de Braga are a football team from Portugal, hailing from the city of Braga (hence the name), hailing from the 30,000 capacity Etadio Municipal so they’ve probably got the same number of fans as ours. Rather bizarrely, as the stadium is set in a quarry with a cliff-face along one edge of the
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