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.
Harry Redknapp's summer transfer window in 2017 will be looked back upon with bittersweet vision by most bluenoses. On one hand, you have the acquisition of quality players like Maxime Colin and Harlee Dean who've since more-than-proven their worth in the long term. On the other, you have flop players on high wages such as Cheikh N'Doye and the disappointing David Stockdale to contrast.
Like Santiago Munez in the film 'Goal!', I'm back in the football world after a short hiatus. Some of you may have read my drivel in the past on another Birmingham City blog but I'm happy to say I've found a new home at We Are Birmingham.
