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Birmingham City Thread - 2023/24 | Rooney sacked after 15 games
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Depends what the question is, to be fair.If Jordan thought that Bruce could be the answer, that’s a brutal assessment of Wazza.
Zabbasbeard
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Oh he's far better than Bruce! He develops players.The Championship's equivalent of Steve Bruce
gordondaviesmoustache
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Who was the greatest I wonder?He comes across as one of the last of the famous brown envelopes brigade of managers. Warnock,Pardew etc...
Cloughie liked a bung…
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It was always Steve Gibson’s and he won’t lead them to promotion eitherI also noted the BBC are calling it Michael Carrick's Middlesborough.
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I can’t believe Tom Brady has decided he had to buy in and grab a chunk of this pie.
By having a quick look at the club badge probably.
Definitely don’t know much
By having a quick look at the club badge probably.
Definitely don’t know much
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Don’t know whether I missed this discussed elsewhere but I noticed buried in amongst all the Euro ‘24 news the other day, a little snippet that Birmingham City made an official request to the Football League to stage their home league game with Wrexham next season somewhere in the USA.
The EFL turned down their request. But I imagine there were a few owners of Premier League clubs keeping half an eye on the situation.
The EFL turned down their request. But I imagine there were a few owners of Premier League clubs keeping half an eye on the situation.
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Great idea by Birmingham, their ground is usually two thirds empty.Don’t know whether I missed this discussed elsewhere but I noticed buried in amongst all the Euro ‘24 news the other day, a little snippet that Birmingham City made an official request to the Football League to stage their home league game with Wrexham next season somewhere in the USA.
The EFL turned down their request. But I imagine there were a few owners of Premier League clubs keeping half an eye on the situation.
Don’t know whether I missed this discussed elsewhere but I noticed buried in amongst all the Euro ‘24 news the other day, a little snippet that Birmingham City made an official request to the Football League to stage their home league game with Wrexham next season somewhere in the USA.
The EFL turned down their request. But I imagine there were a few owners of Premier League clubs keeping half an eye on the situation.
Funny STILL the media don't see the big problem the big threat to English football!!
The American owners!