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The owners have set out their aims The Dragon, we have to watch the transfer market as they seem to have deep pockets. I feel they will be thereabouts at the end of next season, who can stop them?
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Thanks Foin it will be interesting what sheff united do- they wd be my favs and wd have been promoted but for the fall off toward the end of the season
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Coventry not withoiut a shout too at 14/1.
Ipswich favs at 9/2 which seems short enough to me in a very competitive league. Be intersesting to see how new boys wrexham go at 25/1 on here. tough tough league this one |
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Coventry have been turned around by a new owner. They play in a magnificent stadium which they failed to buy so there may still be some issues with that aspect of things, perhaps their supporters could comment? I know Bordesley Green well. The area is inner city and ripe for redevelopment. I think the plan is for a tramline to link the NEC with the existing network which would run close to Birmingham City's ground.As you probably know Brum Council is bankrupt so the money would have to come from elsewhere.
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yes i think 14 is a tad big given their fantastic run last season under lampard. i defo think they are of interest at that price
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Hi Dragon I'm on at 10s each way not for much.But I am aware that there is little unrest in camp Captain Beilik is saying play me or I'm off on loan . B Davies wants to sign from Rangers if they match his wages which make him top earner and there are a number players who have it their contract that would also receive same wages so at moment not sure how ffp will effect new signings latest gossip trying sign Demari Gray from Saudi but overall even it's roughly same side as last year I would still expect top 6 Question if Thomas Frank gets Tottenham job is Chris Davies a good fit?????
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thanks stocks gonna be an interesting season
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Birmingham City have agreed a deal with Brighton to sign England Under-21 goalkeeper James Beadle on loan for the 2025-26 campaign. The 20-year-old spent last season on loan at Sheffield Wednesday.
Blues are also close to signing Japanese attacking midfielder Kanya Fujimoto, 25, who is a free agent after his contract with Portuguese Primeira Liga side Gil Vicente expired. |
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home to ipswich first game on fri 8 august
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birmingham have shortened to 8.80 on here
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Gone in again can they win another holiday!!!!!!
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lets hope so
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into 8.00 now-clear 3rd favs
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Brum now signing Germany striker for 9 million
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any good?
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7.8 now
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Championship clubs exist to become Premier League clubs but it is getting harder and harder to stay up after promotion.
All the money poured into clubs like Birmingham, will there come a time when the owners say,'No mas'? |
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120 million in Brum coffers New ground being built 62500 capacity on ground given to them by council they will regenerate area into sports complex This is not let's get in premier league these are very cute buisness people who want and will get a return on their investment they will finish at least in play offs but probably top 2 I am on at 10s plus went in again at 8s People questioned my judgement last season go on have a go again I like the abuse !!!!!
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Are Birmingham ever going to fill a 62,500 seat stadium in the Championship?
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I would imagine they could. What else is there to do in Brum?
If sticks is right the city could get behind them particularly if building from the ground up and incorporating the locals and goof network. Seems like a great project for the Second City. The Wrexham story is just that… a great story. How does the Villa / Birmingham situation work out? I have no idea. Lest we forget the Peaky Blinders and their ilk morphed into football fans in the late 19th Century. |
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Because of its ethnic make up is Birmingham a football town or a cricket town?
Having visited the town many times I don't think it's England's second city. Property developers have decided Manchester is. |
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Manchester is getting the Londonistan makeover fo sho.
Birmingham is football mad and aching for success What has ethnic make up got to do with it Nobby? |
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Asians tend to be cricket mad.
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They are Brummies
Just to complete your ignorance “ Asians “ are football mad! |
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Please leave this cr4p in politics. Ta very much.
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They are morons aspro
Best to ignore. More Manchester United fans in Delhi than all of Surrey! |
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Im on about Asians in the UK you Dope
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Born here?
Ma ma ma my Sharona I bet you weren’t a rocker either. Infact I bet you were a Mod ![]() |
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The weak minded even manage to turn a football thread into an immigrating hating thread, morons indeed.
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Immigrant that is.
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And Birmingham is the 2nd city, Manchester full of wnkers.
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Captain, have you actually been to Birmingham?
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Yes, have you actually been to Manchester? If you did you’d know that it is full of prix. You’re not a Manc are you?
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And the best thing about it is that it proves that immigration can work if the locals are not cnts.
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I just see you post on ‘the sh1t’ thread, my sincere condolences to you if you are a manc
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I was born in Salford so I'm not a Manc.
Been to Brum many a time. If that is a great city then God help us. I'll leave you to your delusion. |
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Being from Salford I can only pity you, what a bunch of wnkers they are from that area. How you have the brass neck to slag off Brum when you are from fcking Salford is beyond me.
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