Nicky

Thats has made my night  :lol: :lol: :lol:

Whoops,  Kirkland is my backup 

I'm in 

Numptys FC;

Reina

Dawson

Warnock

Ferdinand

Arca

Babayaro

Robben

Duff

Barton

Bowyer

Zokora

Heskey

McCarthy

D Bent

2 minute job that...

Stevenage...

 

 

Apologies for the language.

 

I work there

 

 

Where aboots?

 

Norwich Union

  Ever venture into the old town?  If so,  we've more then likely met before.

Stevenage...

 

 

Apologies for the language.

 

I work there

Where aboots?

Stevenage...

Apologies for the language.

Who said it was the end of the world.

It was just a poor performance.

The spine of our team consisted of Bramble/Moore,  Faye/Pattison and Chopra/Shola.  What were you after?

I don't think we can be TOO annoyed at todays result.  We've won 5 in a row,  and maybe got a bit too used to winning.

We were still without Shearer,  Owen (for the most part), Dyer, Parker, Emre, Bowyer and Taylor.  Thats a fair few missing,  and when you think just how much this meant to Birmingham,  a draw isn't the end of the world...

Jarosik over the bar.

Bench is Harper, Clark,  Boumsong, Owen and Elliot.

No Luque

Ok so the club look to be hiring Roeder and some people want him and some don't. So can I ask the ones who don't want him will you support him and back him to the hill or will be winge after every defeat and not let him get on with the job. Basically I'm asking will you give the man a chance ? I did not want RG or GS but I gave both a chance didn't exactly work out very well but never mind.

I'll give him a chance, and back him to the hill if he is appointed,  but I seriously question the decision.  Freddy has taken 12 weeks to make the most important decision in his life.  And the best he has come up with is Glenn Roeder,  on the back of a lot of decent results against mostly poor teams.

The feelgood factor after Souness went played (in my opinion) a large part in the results,  and run that we had.  As soon as things start going wrong again,  we'll be back to square one.

I'd have no complaints at all about Glenn joining the coaching team,  but to be the main man,  perminantly in charge? 

No,  thanks.

I will actually be quite gutted if this turns out to be true.  Look at Stuart Pearce at City.  Had a great caretaker run,  got the job,  and now they're hardly setting the world alight. 

It would be a big mistake gambling on the future of the club,  over some decent results over very non-decent teams.