Just a thought for Brum fans.

[Monster Green]

While we all savour the joy and, dare I say, relief at staying up by the skin of our teeth, spare a thought for the Birmingham fans who, like us, have endured a torrid time since a significant change of manager.
That moron who decided to replace John Eustace with a 'name' is the only reason for their relegation.

Great fans of a great club being ruined by a tool.

Sorry for the fans. It's a dog eat dog world, so I'm not that fussed really. We did what we had to do. Now let's move forward

 

[Belfast Green]

Villa fans being very sympathetic to the “web-footed molestors”. Not 😂😂

 

[WoodsyGreen]

Zero sympathy. They've been stinking the Championship out for years so good riddance to bad rubbish.

Enjoy Sid James Park!

 

[elburtontrev]

No sympathy. Poorly run and they wouldn’t have any sympathy for us if the roles were reversed

Totally agree, about time mis managed teams got what they deserve

 

[luko2006]

Birmingham will come straight back up. I’ve nothing to prove this other than gut feeling!

 

[Gary Wills]

Must be the biggest let down for T Brady since he was caught cheating in NFL. Shame that.

 

[Quintrell Green]

I am told by my Norwich supporting mate, who was listening to the Birmingham v Norwich game on his radio, whilst on holiday in St Ives, that the crowd sound level from St Andrews became very funereal after Argyle scored their goal. I was delighted.

 

[sverigegreen]

Dear Brummies if you think league one is humiliating and below your big club fantasy, imagine how you will feel when the FA Trophy group stage is anounced and you are drawn with Aston Villa U21s and possible Solihull Moors.

 

[PL2 3DQ]

Oops.

EFL hand Birmingham City key dates for 2024/25 Championship season

Latest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive includes an update from the EFL on the upcoming 2024/25 campaign

www.google.com

 

[RoryGreen]

Birmingham City are obviously a big club with excellent fans; but not so the ownership it would seem. It was inexplicable for them to sack the manager and replace him with a virtually untried (albeit famous) rookie; when the team was 6th in the league and indeed playing well. However, I'm sure they'll be back sooner rather than later.

 

[Ade the green]

Rather them than us.

 

[Dreamgreen]

If you encircle the plug hole long enough you will eventually go down the drain.

 

[The Doctor]

The really funny thing is that having done their part today by winning their game they might reasonably have expected Argyle not to win but would even more reasonably expected Leicester to celebrate their league triumph with a comfortable home win against Blackburn Rovers. If that had happened, it would have been Blackburn relegated on goal difference (which with a defeat would have been worse that Birmingham’s). But somehow Blackburn went to Leicester and won - they must have a hell of a manager to lead them to that kind of result… step forward John Eustace, the man who was sacked by Birmingham when they were (I think) sitting in 6th place in the Championship table. You couldn’t make it up!

 

[WoodsyGreen]

If you encircle the plug hole long enough you will eventually go down the drain.

They were like a turd that wouldn't flush. It took a plunger from the U.S. to finally get rid of them.

 

[CarolinaGreen]

Birmingham City are obviously a big club with excellent fans; but not so the ownership it would seem. It was inexplicable for them to sack the manager and replace him with a virtually untried (albeit famous) rookie; when the team was 6th in the league and indeed playing well. However, I'm sure they'll be back sooner rather than later.

Don’t knock their owners. Salt of the earth. Without them we’d be looking forward to L1.