Новости за 09.04.2024

what could have been eh

are these hedge fund boys of ours the best we could ever have hoped for? the mega rich sugar daddy wouldnt have the nous or vision or even the leverage to access the funds to do what they are planning and the oil baron from saudi etc would be a tough one to get on board with

Birmingham City want league double over Bluebirds

Birmingham City want league double over Bluebirds

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Latest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive includes Tom Wagner on his club's ability to compete in the Premier League should they win promotion in the coming years

Lots of straw clutching going on in their SHA thread.

Small time, Small Heath indeed.

United looked down there snobbery arrogant noses at City just the same, perhaps Karma really is a real thing.

Our time is coming ☺️

Birmingham City owner Tom Wagner discusses his plans for St. Andrew's as he wants to bring more than just football to the stadium.

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Latest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive includes Tom Wagner on the new stadium's capacity and Tom Brady's influence

Latest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive includes Tom Wagner on the new stadium's capacity and Tom Brady's influence

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Birmingham City owner Tom Wagner discusses his plans for St. Andrew's as he wants to bring more than just football to the stadium.

WhatsAppenin' with Blues?

WhatsAppenin' with Blues?

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For Blues related items, pictures and mentions etc. Who wins.

I am up to E4 of This town (No spoilers) and obviously there are loads and loads of Blues related items and mentions in the show. It got me thinking is SK trying to out do JC for how much Blues stuff he can get away with.

Lets not forget that the Cup final episode of The Detectives JC managed to sing SOTV and get it repeated by someone else.

Just for fun Who do you think managed to get the most passed the powers that be?

Birmingham chairman Tom Wagner says the club's potential relegation to League One would not halt their plans to build a new 60,000-seater stadium.

Birmingham chairman Tom Wagner says the club's potential relegation to League One would not halt their plans to build a new 60,000-seater stadium.

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Birmingham City owners Knighthead have confirmed that they've purchased the old Wheels site and will begin to accelerate plans for a new stadium

Birmingham City owners Knighthead have confirmed that they've purchased the old Wheels site and will begin to accelerate plans for a new stadium

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60k capacity

Wants it done by 2029

£2-3 Billion cost

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Do not adjust your glasses

We've made it

For us old feckers who have been blues fans since the year dot I just hope I’m alive long enough to see this exciting new future for the club ,I’ve seen and had to watch utter crap at times for many years but did it becuse I love the blues and they are my club so I did it so please god I can see some years of success for a few years and give that shower of shite some shit we have had from them for to many years recently .

According to the Yorkshire Post Robert Madeley is a massive Huddersfield supporter is this the 2nd or 3rd time this has happened to us this season and wasnt 1 ref taken off a game because he could be bias is it to late to do something sbout it .

Let’s say for instance Wednesday night we get a situation like we had in our 1st home game against Leeds and it’s a penalty shout what will the referee do Wednesday night give us a panalty or not , this say after Huddersfield have lost at preston tonight and will drop into the bottom 3 with blue scoring a penalty he might give us ? What’s he going to do ..I’m not happy blues have to get him changed

get off the sofa and fill the frickin place on Wednesday.!!

Latest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive includes Tom Wagner on his plans for a new stadium at the 48-acre Birmingham Wheels site

Latest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive includes Tom Wagner on his plans for a new stadium at the 48-acre Birmingham Wheels site

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Birmingham City's owners Knighthead Capital are taking care of the club's future at various levels - including, most importantly, the football