How many times have “what could’ve been” and “Birmingham City” been referred to in the same sentence? Well yesterday’s 2-2 draw against Blackburn Rovers at home was a classic example. Blues, a goal up and cruising inside the first half an hour, took their foot off the gas entirely and had to rely on Adams bailing them out with a late equaliser. A point is obviously better than coming away with nothing but it could and really should’ve been all three.
Blues defeated Nottingham Forest by two goals to nil at St Andrews thanks to a magical goal by Jota and a late penalty from Che Adams. Blues put in a fantastic performance and deservedly came away with all three points against a lacklustre Forest side
The first episode of the WAB Podcast got underway this evening. A transfer deadline day chat about Che Adams, the impending EFL tribu hearing, referees in the Championship and Saturday's game against Nottingham Forest.
If you stand within a metre of Neal Maupay, he'll hit the deck and start rolling. If you go to Millwall looking for a fight, you'll definitely find one and if Blues have a young player that shows any sign of promise, you can guarantee that he won't be around much longer. Some things in life just seem like dead certainties and we've been sorely reminded of this over the last few days.
Birmingham travelled to South Wales to face an in-form Swansea side. Graham Potter’s side, unbeaten in six, came into the game on the back of a 4-1 win at home to Gillingham in the Fourth Round of the Fa cup. Meanwhile Blues were looking for their first win since the Boxing Day victory over Stoke at St Andrews.
