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