What are we heading for in 2022? Firstly, scenes like the above i.e., minimal numbers allowed in as Scotland have already decided or zero attendance as in Wales. I am glad that the Fulham match is off for several reasons. Fulham is usually one of our best supported away trips but reductions in their ground capacity have reduced our allocation dramatically. My son and I, he lives in London, were trying all sorts of avenues to get to see the game without much luck. Just when Fulham advertised tickets for sale, then the game was called off. The old cynic in me suggests they were aware of the possible postponements and were trying to get a few extra sales. They know that they will not get so many punters in on a cold midweek in February.
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Christmas, New Year, Tahith Chong and Riley McGree
The above two players are not Birmingham City players and yet their immediate future will decide the fate of this club over the next six months. On Saturday we face Blackburn Rovers in our 23rd game of the season. Halfway and our current points per game would see us at around 53 points come the end off the season. Probably safe from the drop but with no sight of the play-offs, without either of the two above we could fall well below that total.
The highs, the lows and of course the support
So another weekend has passed and as the anthem states we had Joys and sorrows. Saturday started with the march for Arthur. Over 1000 fans taking to the streets from Birmingham city centre, through Digbeth and all the way to St Andrews pausing on one occasion in-front of a giant billboard.
Blues V Cardiff, Fans Verdict
Some of the thoughts and opinions from fans on the Tilton Talk Show group page, as Blues throw away a 2 goal lead against Cardiff City. Mick Greaves Just bloody Gutted Richard Bamber Conceded another set piece. Maybe could have changed shape gone four at back as we was looking nervy since they scored their […]
A march and a candle for Arthur!
We all continue in disbelief at the way young Arthur Labinjo-Hughes was treated and as a family how the sports teams across the country came together last week for a 6th Minute applause. This week though is our chance as a family driven club and fans to show our respects for Arthur.
Masks, Vax and Passports..
Watto’s Weekly The latest announcement regarding how we are going to have to attend all sporting events with more than 4000 in attendance, comes into effect after the Cardiff City’s visit on Saturday. The Omicron strand of Covid apparently will voluntarily keep clear of St Andrews until Wednesday. It will then invade every stadium in […]
Possible additions
Its safe to say that Birmingham Citys squad is in need of a few additions. Attacking options are at the moment limited. That could also include midfield and defence! So with the January window looming, a few rumours regarding players that may be on Blues radar are staring to circulate and include the Dutch player […]
Into the Lion’s Den
Finding myself on the train to Liverpool Lime Street around 1.00 pm last Saturday when I should have been arriving at New Street was a bit disconcerting. The Train manager kindly soothed my worried brow by letting me off at Stafford. 20 minutes later I alighted in Brum and only had a 25-minute walk to the ground.
Where do they find these Referees?
No doubt what is on the lips of every member of the Bluenose Nation this week. “Where do they find these Referees? “The answer is from players who have had their playing careers cut short, like myself, and the blokes who will never get a game as long as they live. (My apologies to Women’s players and officials. I know little of the women’s game and my remarks may well not apply to them.)
BERTIE AULD. BLUES FIRST ICONIC STAR. RIP ‘WEE MAN
In an international week there is often little to discuss. So, if you disregard our injury problems and the greatest goal ever disallowed so ludicrously in international football, we are not left with much.
