It's the moment of truth! Mox spins the "Wheel of Fortune" to find the lucky winners of our Bewdley Spirits Christmas Giveaway. 🎁🍾 Three lucky subscribers are walking away with a bottle of Gin, Caramel Vodka, or White Rum. But it wouldn't be Forever Blues without a bit of chaos... watch as Mox tries to navigate some interesting usernames (apologies to "Smeggs" and "Robbie the Guardian of Whizpop"!). THE PRIZES: 1x Bottle of Bewdley Spirits Gin 1x Bottle of Bewdley Spirits Caramel Vodka 1x Bottle of Bewdley Spirits White Rum WINNERS: Gin: Nathan Colbert Vodka: Russ James Rum: Tony Burnham (If you are one of the lucky winners, please contact us via X/Twitter or email to arrange delivery!) Merry Christmas from Mox, Tatts, and the whole team! 🎄 #BCFC #KRO #Giveaway #BewdleySpirits #BirminghamCity Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Merry Christmas, Bluenoses! In this festive special, Mox and Tatts unwrap the "calamitous" 3-0 defeat at Sheffield United and ask the hard questions about Birmingham City's "away day horror shows." With the team conceding inside five minutes (again) and Tommy Doyle seeing red, the lads analyze the "weak defensive effort" and debate whether the team needs to be "nastier" on the road. They also take a rational look at the pressure on Chris Davies, reminding everyone that he is only five months into the job. It is also time for the Half-Term Report. Mox and Tatts pick their Player of the Season so far (Demarai Gray) and discuss the "Christmas Turkeys" – with a brutally honest look at why it hasn't worked for Kyogo Furuhashi and Kanya Fujimoto. Finally, they look ahead to a spicy Boxing Day clash against Derby County and the return of former boss John Eustace. IN THIS EPISODE: (00:00) Introduction: Christmas haircuts & "Goodwill to all men" (00:55) Sheffield United Review: A "calamitous" car crash (03:45) Zonal Marking: Why are Blues conceding soft goals? (06:40) The "Away Day" Mindset: Do Blues need to be "nastier"? (12:40) Tommy Doyle Red Card: The impact of his suspension (19:50) Derby County Preview: The John Eustace factor (29:00) The Chris Davies Debate: Taking a rational view on the manager (34:35) Half-Term Report: Player of the Season (Demarai Gray) (37:50) The "Christmas Turkeys": The struggles of Kyogo and Fujimoto (45:00) Christmas Message & Prize Draw Tease #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Championship #EFL #sheffieldunited #DerbyCounty #JohnEustace A huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After a frustrating 1-1 draw with Charlton Athletic denied Birmingham City a fifth straight home win, Mox and Tatts are back to reflect on a game of two halves. The lads discuss the "outstanding" performance of Demarai Gray, who looked a "class apart," but rue the "sloppiness" that allowed Charlton back into the game. They also dive into the dark arts of football, debating the growing trend of goalkeepers feigning injury to break momentum – and Tatts shares a radical solution involving the centre circle! Looking ahead to a tough away trip to Sheffield United, the conversation turns to the "away day malaise." How should Chris Davies set up? Does Lyndon Dykes need to start to provide the missing physicality? Finally, with the January transfer window looming, Mox reveals that Blues are set to "flex their muscles" with a potential "shuffling of the loan pack." Who stays, who goes, and what positions are the priority? IN THIS EPISODE: (00:00) Introduction (00:44) Charlton Review: A game of two halves (01:53) Demarai Gray: A "class apart" performance (06:47) The "Dark Arts": Goalkeepers feigning injury & Tatts' radical solution (12:30) Sheffield United Preview: Solving the away day malaise (19:00) Tactical Debate: Does the identity need to change away from home? (20:25) The Lyndon Dykes Question: Time for a target man? (26:40) Transfer Window Exclusive: Blues set to "flex muscle" and shuffle loans (30:00) James Beadle Update: The latest on the keeper's injury (33:30) The Loan System Debate: Should young players go out? #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Championship #EFL #DemaraiGray #charltonathletic #sheffieldunited A huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It’s another tale of "Away Day Horrors" for Birmingham City. Following a frustrating late defeat at QPR, Mox and Tatts are back to dissect the massive disparity between Blues' "outstanding" home form and their struggles on the road. With 68% of points coming at St. Andrew's but seven defeats in eleven away games, the lads debate what needs to change. Is it a mindset issue? A lack of physicality? Or does the formation need a tweak? They also dive into the James Beadle debate – should Chris Davies stick with the young keeper or twist? Plus, they discuss Lyndon Dykes' impact off the bench and why he might be the "physical" solution Blues need away from home. Finally, they look ahead to the January transfer window, identifying the key targets (Left-back? Pace? Power?) and preview the upcoming clash against Charlton Athletic. IN THIS EPISODE: (00:00) Introduction (00:57) QPR Review: "Passive," "Poor," and "Relegation Form" away (04:00) "Possession without penetration": Why the stats lie (06:20) The Physicality Issue: Do Blues need more power? (09:50) The Lyndon Dykes Debate: Why he must stay in January (12:35) The "Home vs Away" Conundrum: 68% of points at St. Andrew's (16:00) The James Beadle Question: Stick or twist with the goalkeeper? (26:00) January Transfer Window: The shopping list (Left-back & a "Young Troy Deeney"?) (33:00) Charlton Preview: Can Blues bounce back at home? (40:00) Condolences to Charlton Athletic #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Championship #EFL #ChrisDavies #qpr #jamesbeadle A huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After a gritty 2-1 win over Watford moved Birmingham City to the fringes of the playoffs, Mox and Tatts are back to ask the big question: Are Blues poised for a genuine promotion push? The lads break down the "obdurate, hardworking" victory over the Hornets, praising the "outstanding" work rate of Jay Stansfield and the blossoming of Alex Cochrane at left-back. But it’s not all good news. With another hefty fine from the FA, Mox and Tatts debate whether Birmingham City are becoming the "Bad Boys of the Championship" and if Chris Davies needs to reign in his players' "spiky" edge. They also discuss the upcoming January transfer window, identifying the key positions Blues need to target (pace and power!), and look ahead to a tough test against an in-form Southampton side. IN THIS EPISODE: (00:00) Introduction (00:40) Watford Review: A "gritty" and "resolute" win (05:00) Individual Performances: Demarai Gray & the Alex Cochrane partnership (06:40) Bright Osayi-Samuel's return and the right-back dilemma (09:40) Jay Stansfield: The "spiky" character leading the line (11:30) Paik Seung-ho: The "undemonstrative" genius (18:55) The "Bad Boys" Debate: Are Blues out of control? (The FA Fine) (24:25) The Playoff Push: Are Blues ready to challenge? (25:55) January Transfer Window: Targets and needs (Left-back & Pace) (27:55) Southampton Preview: A tough test against an in-form side #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Championship #EFL #JayStansfield #watfordfc #southamptonfc A huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It has been a week of stark contrasts for Birmingham City. From the "outstanding" football that blew Norwich away to a "leggy" and disjointed start at The Hawthorns, Mox and Tatts are back to make sense of it all. In this episode, the lads dissect the "Jekyll and Hyde" nature of Blues' season so far. They analyse the worrying trend of conceding the first goal in 8 out of 9 away games and discuss what Chris Davies needs to do to fix the mindset on the road. They also discuss the blossoming partnership between Marvin Ducksch and Jay Stansfield, the surprise return of Paik Seung-ho, and look ahead to a tricky Monday night clash against an unbeaten-in-five Watford. Finally, stay tuned for a hilarious story from Mox involving a run-in with Robbie Savage, who isn't too happy about missing out on the Blues' "Greatest XI" to a certain 15-year-old... IN THIS EPISODE: (00:00) Introduction (00:55) West Brom Review: A "leggy" start and a soft goal (03:30) Norwich Review: "Night and Day" performance (06:00) Player Analysis: Ducksch, Stansfield and Paik’s return (10:48) Jay Stansfield: Physically imposing and working hard (12:25) The Home vs Away Conundrum: 68% of points come at St. Andrew's (14:47) How to fix the "slow start" mentality away from home (19:15) Watford Preview: Pace, power and "strange fish" (22:00) The Robbie Savage Story: Why Sav has the hump #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Championship #RobbieSavage #wbafc #watfordfc A huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

WATCH THE FULL REPLAY.The moment every Bluenose has been waiting for has finally arrived. Birmingham City and Knighthead have unveiled the Masterplan for the new Sports Quarter and the breathtaking designs for the club’s world-class new stadium.Mox and Tatts are LIVE immediately following the exclusive launch event.Having been inside the room for the presentation, the lads are stepping straight out to give you their immediate, unfiltered reaction. They have seen the plans, heard the vision from Tom Wagner and Steven Knight, and are here to break down exactly what this means for the future of Birmingham City Football Club.ON THE AGENDA:First Reaction: Mox calls the design "breathtaking" and "bold".The Masterplan: A breakdown of the "Powerhouse" concept, built on the site of the old Birmingham Brickworks.The Chimneys: The controversial but iconic design choice that reflects the city's industrial heritage.Atmosphere Report: Why the steep stands and "intimidation" factor were key to the design brief.YOUR Questions: Answering live fan questions on everything from jobs to transport infrastructure.KEY DETAILS REVEALED:Cost: Confirmed at £1.2 Billion for the stadium alone.Key Features: "The Powerhouse" design features iconic chimneys, a "stack bar" at the top with city views , and solar panels covering the entire roof.Target Date: Tom Wagner remains bullish on a 2030 opening.Sustainability: Aiming to be the most environmentally sustainable stadium in the world.TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Intro: "A momentous day"01:05 First Reaction: "Breathtaking" and "Bold"02:15 The Chimneys & Heritage: Why it’s unique to Birmingham04:00 Inside the Bowl: Steep stands designed to "intimidate"07:53 The Skyline: How it will dominate the city view11:55 EXCLUSIVE: The confirmed cost of the stadium17:37 The Jude Bellingham Question: A future homecoming?39:38 Naming Rights: The "Powerhouse" commercial potential49:45 Financing: Tom Wagner's bullish responseJoin the conversation. Is this the game-changer we’ve been promised? Let us know in the comments!#BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Knighthead #TomWagner #SportsQuarter #NewStadium #EFLSupported by our partners: Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is Part 2 of the "absolutely crazy" look back at the 15-year Far East ownership of Birmingham City.This episode, Mox and Tatts dive into the Trillion Trophy Asia (TTA) / BSHL era, with Colin providing his unique insight as someone who was Head of Media and Comms inside the club during the chaos.They discuss the "mysterious Mr. King" pulling the strings from the background and the "profligate," "scattergun" spending spree under Harry Redknapp that plunged the club into a "snowball of problems", ultimately leading to a 9-point deduction.The episode is packed with incredible insider stories, including:The "massive witch hunt" and threats of sacking after someone on staff "liked" a tweet about a rival team.The bizarre moment Tatts was locked out of the club's social media accounts by his own bosses.Moxley's "mental" story of Aitor Karanka being sacked at his own birthday dinner, followed by players shouting "three cheers for the kitchen staff!" as he left.The "horrendous" final days that led to Tatts's own departure.Finally, they cover the fan protests, the infamous MaxCo car park press conference, and how the "generational talent" of Jude Bellingham "in effect, saved the club from going under".IN THIS EPISODE:(00:00) Intro: Part 2 - Tatts on the inside(01:26) TTA takes over: Who was really in charge?(02:30) The "Mysterious Mr. King" calling the shots(03:51) The Redknapp, Zola & Rowett chaos(05:38) The 2017 "scattergun" spend (Jota, Colin, Dean)(10:16) The "snowball of problems" and the 9-point deduction(11:05) Dong Ren's "bullish" stance against the EFL(12:05) The "ugly" exit of the club's senior staff(13:44) The managerial churn: Monk, Clotet, Karanka...(20:25) Dong Ren's power and the Karanka "last throw of the dice"(25:21) INSIDE STORY: The "massive witch hunt" over a 'liked' tweet(27:20) INSIDE STORY: The bizarre sacking of Pep Clotet(30:00) INSIDE STORY: The "mental" sacking of Aitor Karanka(31:58) How Jude Bellingham's sale "saved the club"(35:10) Dong Ren's exit and the rise of fan protests(41:17) The "infamous" MaxCo car park press conference(45:25) The "horrifically difficult" deal Knighthead had to untangle#BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #EFL #redknapp #karanka #knighthead #Xuandong RenA huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law. Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's the international break, so Mox and Tatts are taking a trip down memory lane. This is Part 1 of a special look back at the "absolutely crazy" 15-year Far East ownership of Birmingham City . As two journalists who covered it from the very beginning—and with Colin also having worked in a senior role inside the club during this period—they share their unique insights and unseen stories from a period Moxley describes as "too fanciful for a film script" . They start at the beginning: David Sullivan and David Gold's 2007 sale to a mysterious Carson Yeung and the "presidential style" 2009 takeover press conference where he pledged millions . They cover the "unparalleled success" of finishing 9th in the Premier League and the "bright new era" that peaked with the 2011 Carling Cup win . But with the highs came the chaos. Tatts tells "bonkers" stories from the 2010 pre-season tour to China, including a chaotic train journey with chickens and the infamous X-Step sponsorship deal . The episode then charts the crash: relegation, Carson Yeung's arrest and jailing for money laundering , the "Armageddon" survival at Bolton , the TTA takeover, and the controversial sacking of Gary Rowett – a decision Moxley calls "akin to sticking a loaded revolver to your head". PART 2 COMING SOON! IN THIS EPISODE: (00:00) Introduction: A trip down memory lane (02:06) 2007-2009: Carson Yeung arrives and finally takes over (05:48) The "Presidential" press conference and £80m pledges (07:50) Early red flags: Team interference and a Little Chef (10:55) The Peak: 9th in the Premier League and the Carling Cup (15:58) The Crash: Relegation and Carson Yeung's arrest (17:14) The Chris Hughton playoff season and the "fire sale" (19:53) The Lee Clark era and £5k wage caps (20:28) INSIDE STORY: The "bonkers" 2010 China pre-season tour (26:33) The Bolton Escape: "Armageddon" at the Reebok (28:50) Gary Rowett's "underrated job" (31:10) Enter Panos Pavlakis and the TTA takeover (34:20) Analysing the "watershed" sacking of Gary Rowett (37:35) Credit to the unsung backroom staff who held the club together (38:49) To Be Continued in Part 2... #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #CarsonYeung #EFL A huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The winning run comes to an end. Mox and Tatts are back to analyse the 2-1 defeat to Middlesbrough, a "disappointing" result going into the international break . The lads discuss the key talking points from the Riverside, including the "soft" goals , the worrying trend of conceding first away from home , and the bizarre "Rob Edwards" narrative that Moxley believes "absolutely had an effect on the game" . The biggest news, however, is the "big blow" for Paik Seung-ho . The midfielder dislocated his shoulder in the first minute and will be a "real miss" after finding his best form. It is not all bad news. The hosts assess the "season so far", agreeing the picture is much "clearer" than at the last break , praise Tomoki Iwata as an "absolute warrior" , and look ahead to the January window. Plus, they discuss the confirmation of Knighthead's 100% ownership and the upcoming stadium reveal on November 20th . IN THIS EPISODE: (00:00) Introduction (00:32) Middlesbrough 2-1 Defeat: A disappointing result (02:22) The Rob Edwards "narrative" that fired Boro up (03:21) Worrying trend: Conceding "soft" goals first away from home (07:59) The Paik Seung-ho Injury: A dislocated shoulder and a "real miss" (09:24) Chris Davies's "laughable" defence of Paik (10:48) Tomoki Iwata: The "absolute warrior" at right-back (11:46) Season So Far: How much has changed since the October break? (13:28) Are Blues "competitive" in the Championship? (14:55) Looking ahead: What do Blues need in the January window? (17:06) Knighthead 100% ownership confirmed: The end of an era (21:20) What to expect from the new stadium reveal #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Championship #EFL A huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What a difference a week makes! After back-to-back 4-0 home wins, Mox and Tatts are here to break down what has suddenly "clicked" for Birmingham City.The lads dive deep into the tactical masterclass against an in-form Millwall , analysing the huge impact of the team's new-found "clinical edge". They discuss the key players who have transformed the side:• Marvin Ducksch: The "catalyst" for the attack and his clever link-up play.• Tomoki Iwata: His "inverted" right-back role, popping up "everywhere" to create a "natural overload".• Tommy Doyle: The "souped up Stephen Gleeson" whose fast, forward passing has changed the tempo.• The Centre-Backs: The solid partnership of Klarer and Neumann.Plus, they look back at the 4-0 win over Portsmouth, the success from set-pieces , and the "elephant in the room" – the missed chances and the crowd's incredible reaction. Finally, they look ahead to the Middlesbrough game, a "real good yardstick" to see if this form is the real deal.IN THIS EPISODE:(00:00) Introduction(00:34) Back-to-back 4-0 wins: Have Blues finally clicked?(00:50) Millwall 4-0 Review: Dismantling an in-form team(02:34) Tomoki Iwata's "inverted" tactical masterclass(04:40) Tommy Doyle's fast forward passing(05:10) Marvin Ducksch: The "catalyst" for the new-look attack(08:18) Zimmermann and Neumann: The solid partnership builds(10:50) Portsmouth Review: The set-piece success(14:06) Paik's goal: A turning point for the season?(17:05) The St. Andrew's "Event" factor and the amazing crowds(22:08) The elephant in the room: Jay Stansfield's misses(26:30) Middlesbrough Preview: A real yardstick for Blues(27:55) The Rob Edwards and Wolves tangent#BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Championship #EFLA huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Episode 19 of Forever Blues, Mox and Tatts dive into another frustrating away day for Birmingham City, prompting a deep-dive discussion. The 1-0 defeat to Bristol City followed a familiar, worrying pattern: plenty of possession but no end product. Is this just a blip or a sign of a deeper identity crisis? The lads debate the reasons behind Blues' struggles in the final third, questioning the use of Paik Seung-ho in the number 10 role and whether lessons are being learned from previous games. Plus, with two wins in the last ten matches, they discuss the pressure on Chris Davies and the importance of the owners holding their nerve. From on-pitch problems to off-pitch ambition, the conversation then turns to the hugely impressive Open House event. Tatts gives his take on Tom Wagner's vision, the incredible plans for a new "iconic" stadium , and the club's new multi-million-pound commitment to data and analytics. IN THIS EPISODE: (00:00) Introduction and Apology (00:53) Bristol City Review: Possession without penetration (03:30) What is Birmingham City's identity right now? (08:11) The Paik Seung-ho number 10 debate (12:34) A closer look at Mark Leonard's growing influence (14:27) Two wins in ten: Is it time to be concerned? (16:20) Will the board remain patient with Chris Davies? (22:10) Takeaways from the Supporters' Open House (23:25) Exciting details on the new stadium vision (27:50) Blues' huge investment in a data-driven future #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Championship #EFL A huge thank you to our sponsors for their continued support. Principal Partner: Davisons Law Junior Partners: Bewdley Spirits, AMG Logistics, and DrainTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A week of highs and lows on the road for Birmingham City! Neil Moxley and Colin Tattum are back to review two crucial away games and look ahead to the next challenge.First, the lads hold an inquest into the dismal 3-1 defeat against Hull City, dissecting an "insipid" performance, costly individual errors, and a controversial refereeing display that culminated in a touchline melee.Then, they break down the vital reaction at Deepdale: a massive, slump-busting away win against Preston North End. They analyse the key tactical changes Chris Davies made to secure the three points and highlight the incredible defensive resilience that saw the team defend 44 crosses. Finally, the hosts look ahead to this weekend's tricky trip to face an in-form Bristol City at Ashton Gate, with one of our hosts looking to exercise some old demons. 🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE:Part 1: The Hull City Inquest00:00 - Intro: A Week of Two Halves00:40 - The "gritty, resilient" win at Preston North End 01:41 - The incredible defensive stats behind the victory 05:14 - Debating the manager's team selection changes06:10 - Phil Neumann's "colossus" performance 09:02 - How fine margins and refereeing decisions played a part11:00 - A look back at the controversial defeat at Hull CityPart 2: The Bristol City Preview24:57 - Looking ahead to a tough test at Ashton Gate 25:46 - The historical rivalry and exercising old demons 27:40 - Gerhard Struber's "half-pregnant pressing" 🤝 A big thank you to our sponsors for this episode:Davisons LawBewdley SpiritsAMG LogisticsDrainTechDon't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Forever Blues!#BCFC #BirminghamCity #PNEFC #HCAFC #BristolCity #EFL #Championship #KRO #BCFC,#BirminghamCity,#PNEFC,#HCAFC,#BristolCity,#EFL,#Championship,#KRO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a huge episode as Neil Moxley and Colin Tattum look ahead to the weekend's game and discuss the massive off-field news. First, it's back to on-field matters as we preview the big home game against Hull City. The main talking point is a significant injury blow to star man Demarai Gray. The lads discuss who will step up in his absence, the challenge for players like Paik Seung-ho returning from long-haul international duty, and the threat of Hull's in-form striker, Oli McBurnie. Then, we break down the exciting new developments for the Birmingham City Sports Quarter. With a public consultation now underway, we get an in-depth look at the timeline for the new stadium, the architectural vision, and the vital role the project will play in regenerating East Birmingham. 🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE:0:00 - Intro: International Break News0:48 - Demarai Gray INJURY BLOW1:35 - Lyndon Dykes' international heroics for Scotland6:42 - Preview: The threat of Hull City and Oli McBurnie11:42 - HUGE Sports Quarter Update: The Latest News14:31 - The new stadium: Public consultation & timeline18:23 - The vision: What will the new stadium be like?24:50 - The importance of the project for East Birmingham 🤝 A big thank you to our sponsors for this episode: Davisons Law Bewdley Spirits AMG Logistics DrainTech Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Forever Blues! #BCFC #BirminghamCity #HullCity #EFL #Championship #KRO #SportsQuarter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's the international break, which means it's time for the half-term report! Neil Moxley and Colin Tattum take a deep dive into Birmingham City's start to the season and give their definitive verdict. Using a unique rating scale – from a 1/10 (Björn Otto Bragstad) to a 10/10 (Christophe Dugarry) – the lads debate where Blues currently sit. One host compares the team to the industrious Damien Johnson, while the other sees them as a reliable Stephen Clemence. We break down all the key stats, discuss the positives like the team's resilience and late goals, and analyse the areas for improvement, including the struggles away from home and the lack of shots on target. 🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE:0:00 - Intro: The Half-Term Report0:50 - The Rating Scale: From Bragstad to Dugarry!1:23 - The Verdict: A Damien Johnson or a Stephen Clemence?4:20 - A look at the stats: Where do Blues really stand?5:18 - The Positives: Defensive solidity & late-goal resilience8:29 - The Negatives: Shots on target & getting the ball forward quicker13:13 - The Key Performers: Who gets a good report card so far?28:32 - The Final Grade: Is it a B+ or a C? 🤝 A big thank you to our sponsors for this episode: Davisons Law Bewdley Spirits AMG Logistics DrainTech Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Forever Blues! #BCFC #BirminghamCity #EFL #Championship #KRO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It was a tale of two halves in North Wales as Birmingham City battled to a 1-1 draw against Wrexham. Neil Moxley and Colin Tattum are back to break down a fascinating game that started with some huge, bold calls from the manager. The lads dissect Chris Davies' surprising team selection, including dropping the goalkeeper for James Beadle's league debut and moving Tomoki Iwata to right-back. They analyse the ongoing Achilles' heel of conceding from set pieces but also praise the much-improved, dominant second-half performance, capped off by a brilliant goal from Patrick Roberts. Plus, a look at the impressive performance of Mark Leonard in midfield and Tom Wagner's passionate half-time address to the fans. 🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE: 0:00 - Intro: The Wrexham draw 1:04 - A much-improved second half performance 3:08 - Davies' BOLD team selection: a new keeper & Iwata at right-back 5:14 - The impressive performance of Mark Leonard 9:09 - The Achilles' heel: Another set-piece goal conceded 13:18 - The brilliance of Patrick Roberts & Demarai Gray 16:18 - Tom Wagner's passionate half-time address to the fans 22:12 - Do Blues finish games stronger than they start? 🤝 A big thank you to our sponsors for this episode: Davisons Law AMG Logistics DrainTech Bewdley Spirits Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Forever Blues! #BCFC #BirminghamCity #WrexhamAFC #EFL #Championship #KRO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a massive Friday night clash as Birmingham City take on the Championship's big spenders, Wrexham. Neil Moxley and Colin Tattum are here with the definitive preview. The lads discuss Wrexham's huge £33m summer spending spree and their direct, physical style of play. With a mounting injury crisis at Blues, how will Chris Davies set the team up to cope with the aerial threat? We break down the key tactical decisions and selection dilemmas facing the manager. This is a deep dive into one of the most talked-about fixtures of the season. 🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE:0:00 - Intro: The Wrexham challenge0:55 - Wrexham's direct & aggressive style of play1:51 - Wrexham's £33m spending spree explained6:22 - The huge Birmingham City injury list9:36 - How can Blues combat Wrexham's physicality?10:45 - The tactical debate: A change of formation?12:22 - Wrexham's big weakness revealed? 🤝 A big thank you to our sponsors for this episode: Davisons Law Bewdley Spirits AMG Logistics DrainTech Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Forever Blues! #BCFC #BirminghamCity #WrexhamAFC #EFL #Championship #KRO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's been a rollercoaster few days for Birmingham City! Neil Moxley and Colin Tattum are back to break down two dramatic games: the disappointing derby defeat to Coventry City and the incredible last-gasp 2-2 draw with Sheffield Wednesday. The main talking point is the sheer passion of manager Chris Davies, whose wild, 'Mourinho-esque' touchline celebration lit up St. Andrew's after Demarai Gray's late equaliser. The lads also hold an inquest into the individual errors that are costing Blues valuable points and discuss whether fan expectations have become too high after the success of last season. Plus, a quick look ahead to a massive game against Wrexham on Friday night. 🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE:0:00 - Intro: More late-game drama!1:12 - Dissecting the dramatic draw against Sheffield Wednesday2:17 - The Manager's Passion: Chris Davies' wild touchline celebration5:15 - A look back at the Coventry City derby defeat & the goals conceded8:55 - The fan reaction: Are expectations too high?11:41 - The Tommy Doyle debate20:43 - Are Blues struggling with set pieces?27:04 - A quick look ahead to Wrexham 🤝 A big thank you to our sponsors for this episode: Davisons Law Bewdley Spirits AMG Logistics DrainTech Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Forever Blues! #BCFC #BirminghamCity #SWFC #EFL #Championship #KRO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Neil Moxley and Colin Tattum are back to preview the big one as Birmingham City make the short trip over to face Coventry City. The lads break down the key battles, focusing on the formidable Coventry midfield which includes their star man, Jack Rudoni. They also discuss the feel-good factor at the Ricoh Arena, now that the club owns its own stadium again. Plus, a look at the latest on Alex Cochrane's injury status following his concussion, a comparison of the two squads, and a debate on the controversial £45 ticket prices for travelling Blues fans. 🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE: 0:00 - Intro: It's derby week! 1:15 - Are the two teams evenly matched? 3:15 - The feel-good factor at Coventry and owner Doug King 4:02 - Man to Watch: The threat of Jack Rudoni 5:18 - The key midfield battle: Paik and Iwata vs Grimes and Rudoni 8:30 - Alex Cochrane injury update: Will he be fit? 11:26 - Squad vs Squad: Who has more strength in depth? 17:18 - A look ahead to the packed fixture list 🤝 A big thank you to our sponsors for this episode: Davisons Law AMG Logistics Bewdley Spirits DrainTech Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Forever Blues! #BCFC #BirminghamCity #CoventryCity #EFL #Championship #KRO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Back to winning ways! Neil Moxley and Colin Tattum are back to break down a massive three points for Birmingham City after a dramatic late victory over Swansea City at St. Andrew's. ​The lads discuss the significant team changes made by Chris Davies, including a debut for Jack Robinson and a new role for Marvin Ducksch. They analyse how Blues grew into the game and dominated the second half, with the triple-substitution ultimately providing the spark for the win. ​We take a close look at the impact of Lyndon Dykes – who is making a habit of late winners – and the creative influence of Patrick Roberts, who delivered the crucial cross for the goal. ​🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE: 0:00 - Intro: Back to winning ways! 0:41 - The surprise team sheet: Davies makes big changes 3:16 - First half analysis & Swansea's disallowed goal 6:03 - Davies' triple-substitution adds extra zest 8:12 - Analysing the debut of Jack Robinson 9:06 - Marvin Ducksch in the number 10 role 13:25 - Chris Davies' reaction: Blues were not 'soft' 16:33 - He's done it again! Lyndon Dykes the hero 21:09 - The growing frustration with Kyogo ​🤝 A big thank you to our sponsors for this episode: ​Davisons Law ​AMG Logistics ​DrainTech ​Bewdley Spirits ​Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Forever Blues! ​#BCFC #BirminghamCity #SwanseaCity #EFL #Championship #KRO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices