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To Chelsea for £117m. That’s insane money.
The busiest and arguably the best independent Birmingham City website since 2001.
To Chelsea for £117m. That’s insane money.
I’ve been messaged to say we lost 2-1 and Priske scored. I’m presuming I’ve had the correct info.
Done deal.
Oh dear may be in trouble after fanatics fest….. https://www.foxsports.com.
After stewing on Wednesday's abomination for 3 days, my final thoughts on Tuchel are that he has to go. For me, he has 3 strikes against him: 1.
Has just run 3mins 42.66s for the mile world record smashing a 26 year old record.
NFL legend Tom Brady slapped WWE and YouTube star Logan Paul across the face during a heated exchange at Fanatics Fest in San Diego, as the pair's feud continues to
Do we have the pulling power to persuade him to come here ?
With Kai Wagner leaving, getting James Beadle back in and the likes of Kyogo sticking around, I can’t help but feel worried about the upcoming season.
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Kyogo is leaving. Just kidding, the real bad news is much worse. BOS is leaving, too.
Birmingham City are facing up to life without star left-back Kai Wagner [www.birminghammail.co.uk]
Now we’ve added Beadle we have 3 in. Only 4 Championship clubs have signed more players to date. 6 Clubs have signed 1 and 2 haven’t completed a deal yet.
Birmingham City can confirm that Kai Wagner has completed a move to Philadelphia Union for an undisclosed fee [bcfc.com]
For the older ones… [www.bbc.co.uk]
Is my gut I like the guy on the face of him but the need for an outlet was obvious tonight Missed opportunity tonight 1-0
Heard a vicious rumour today that Kai Wagner is leaving and heading back to the MLS.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/jul/17/west-indies-cricket-great-sir-garry-sobers-dies Time to get drunk.
We have too many foreign players stifling the progress of UK born players, therefor affecting the national sides, I propose a cap of 6 foreign players starting in Premier League,
The Forever Blues podcast is back for the 2026/27 season! Colin Tattum and Paul Tait are here to assess a massive summer of change at St. Andrew's.