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CALLING STOCKS BRUM CHAMPIONSHIP 2025/2026
CALLING STOCKS BRUM CHAMPIONSHIP 2025/2026
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^^^^^ I rest my case ^^^^^
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Manchester and Salford are top of the league for one thing at least, PUBLIC ORDER OFFENCES
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Fair play getting above Middlesbrough, that takes some doing.
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I'm back Captain, talk dirty to me again
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C’mon Nobbs
Keep the insults to the Politics forum. We are supposed to be sportsmen on here |
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WD Read back. CaptainCrisp started it by calling me all sorts of very rude names
I do enjoy having a stalker. Pity they never last too long  |
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Keep your bollox to politics Deafbed Dope
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You make my motors run
My my my String the My Sharona Punk  A real tough guy too |
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6 days to go
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Had rethink laid back 10s bet at present stuck with 8s after a conversation with someone in know not happy camp last season they all pulled together this season New recruits here for for pay day don't care about anybody but self interest having a bet that Ipswich turn them over on Friday
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Ipswich are 2.98 on here with Brum favs at 2.60
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Both teams have lost key players and signed new players so like most early season games imo betting on this game will be a coin toss.
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Brum after new striker, looks like they lost out to Ipswich on the Ajax striker Akpon.
also looking for a new left back according to skysports news chris Davis due on skysports at 3.00pm |
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Signed German striker
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Taken from BBC sport:
BRUM Head coach: Chris Davies Last season: League One champions (promoted) Key ins: Phil Neumann (Hannover 96, free), Kyogo Furuhashi (Rennes, undisclosed), Tommy Doyle (Wolves, loan), Demarai Gray (Al-Ettifaq, free), Bright Osayi-Samuel (Fenerbahce, free) Key outs: Alfie May (Huddersfield, undisclosed), Bailey Peacock-Farrell (Blackpool, loan) What are the expectations heading into the season? While many clubs will wish to calm expectations, Birmingham and their owners, Knighthead, will embrace them. They will believe that summer recruitment, which is certainly not complete, has strengthened what was already a Championship-worthy squad. A huge hike in revenue over the past 18 months means they have a budget to keep their foot on the gas, and under Chris Davies they have an identifiable style of play that will tempt further quality footballers to come to St Andrew's. A play-off run is plausible. What are the major strengths of the team to help them achieve that? Blues have built from the back, where the redoubtable Austrian centre-half Christoph Klarer now has Phil Neumann and Eiran Cashin for company. England under-21 keeper James Beadle will compete with Ryan Allsop between the sticks. But they also have more creativity with Kyogo, Gray, Doyle and Kanya Fujimoto taking some of the burden off Jay Stansfield and Keshi Anderson. And under Davies and his staff, they will always be well-prepared. And what are the underlying weaknesses that could hold them back? A style built on keeping possession sometimes lacks punch and guile. While setting a host of records in League One last season, Blues often created far too few chances. And it remains to be seen how Davies and those players retained from last season deal with a period of adversity. Who's a player to look out for this season who could be a difference-maker? For all the new signings, the talisman will remain Stansfield. Selfless, hard-working and talented, the England U21 international is capable of putting the team on his shoulders and has a special relationship with the Blues supporters. Aaron and Jobi's prediction: Eighth |
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Birmingham City have signed German international forward Marvin Ducksch from Werder Bremen for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.
The 31-year-old becomes Blues' ninth signing so far this summer and moves in time to make his debut for the club against Ipswich Town in their Championship opener tomorrow night. A product of the Borussia Dortmund academy, Ducksch was handed his first-team debut by Jurgen Klopp and has had spells at St Pauli, Holstein Kiel, Fortuna Dusseldorf and Hannover before moving in 2021 to Werder Bremen, where he won promotion to the top flight in his debut season. After scoring for Bremen in consecutive matches against Union Berlin, Eintracht Frankfurt and Wolfsburg, Ducksch gained the attention of head coach Julian Nagelsmann and was selected for Germany in friendly matches against Turkey and Austria in November 2023. He scored a total of 32 goals in his three Bundesliga campaigns with Werder Bremen and has amassed 156 career goals to date, most of which have come in the lower divisions in Germany. Duscksch joins the likes of Tommy Doyle, Demarai Gray and Kyogo Furuhashi as part of Chris Davies' new-look squad at St Andrew's this summer. "I am very happy that I am here now. I can't wait to be with the team and be on the pitch," Ducksch told Birmingham's club website., external "It's a big club. It's a new challenge for me. The idea and the plan that the club have was the same idea that I have." |
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Seven regular players called into managers office told to look for new teams as not wanted or considered good enough for championship most be staying because of money they are getting paid Trouble ahead
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Three home wins for teams for the weekend:
BRUM at 2.40 to beat Blackburn. Wrexham at 2.76 to beat WBA Bristol City at 1.96 to beat Charlton GL if u give any of them a go. |
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Think you have underestimated Maggie's and blues away to Blackburn
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Should say Baggies
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yup away it is
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yup baggies will be tight and low scoring but im counting on wrexhams excellent home record and first game at home to give them a lift.
only small bet as form lines not established yet. gives me an interst in the match |
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Brum are set to battle Derby and QPR for the signing of £5m-rated Japanese midfielder Koki Saito, 24, who spent time on loan at the R's last season from Belgian club Lomme
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May Beilik gone going Dykes,Leonard,Laird ,Williamson ,going Anderson man of match last week prob on bench tomorrow I believe Chris Davies not picking team being told by upstairs paying these new players a lot of money you have to play them
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pen for brum 90 th minute
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1-1
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wow late late goal for Brum 1-2
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never in doubt
****  |
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much needed win v oxford at the weekend. pretty decent start for brum so far
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away to Leicester tomorrow evening shd be interesting. 2/1 on here might look big at full time
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Won't be touching Brum believe me there is trouble in camp good luck if you play
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ah ok ...maybe leicester then?
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Your money don't listen to me I'm only good at poker which I specialize in taking money off overpaid footballers who tend talk too much
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fair enough
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you were correct stocks 2-0 defeat
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BRUM away to Stoke this weekend. Stoke made a very good start with 3 wins in 4 , cd be a tough game.
Bets in the champ are BRISTOL, LEICESTER and WBA- see my thread for full details. Wrexham shd beat QPR. |
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3 games k at 12.30pm tomorrow.
i like three aways in them, millwall,leicester and boro- nice priced away treble |
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3 kos at 12.30 today i fanct three away wins for leicester, boro and millwall
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oxford winning
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