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Forever Blues podcast - episode 59

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19.10.26, 22:15 Updated 19.10.26, 22:59

It's been a great week for Birmingham City - three games, three wins, eight goals scored, none against.

Colin Tattum and Paul Tait discuss the latest victory, and a statement one at that, against QPR, which consolidated Blues position, now just two points from the automatic promotion places.

Liam Millar's two-goal burst is analysed and Taity declares that the wide options Blues now have is the best in the Championship.

Tomoki Iwata, influential against the R's, yet the pair are concerned about the potential song options for the Japanese . . .

Taity recalls what Blues fans used to sing about him - in between the booing - telling a funny story how it came about.

Christoph Klarer is going from strength to strength as Blues captain and leader. There are similarities with a former favourite - can you guess who?

Attention switches to Blues trip to Cardiff City, where they will be expected to get another positive result.

But it won't be easy, as the Bluebirds performances are not being reflected in their points return - and Blues have won just one of 11 visits there, their last trip in fact, in 2023.

And in a special feature addition in episode 59, we learn about the favourite Blues memories of Davisons Law staff. First up is Dan McShane, a conveyancer from the Edgbaston office.

You can get involved, too, by sending us yours - filmed on your phone - via email to: colin.t@foreverblues.news

As ever, a big thank you to our principal partners Davisons Law and also the Big Bulls Head in Digbeth.

Colin Tattum

covered Blues for the Birmingham Mail & Sports Argus as correspondent & chief sports writer for 28 years before becoming head of media & communications at St. Andrew's in 2014. Most recently he worked in academy talent ID & recruitment before returning full circle by joining renowned journalist Neil Moxley with the launch of Forever Blues.

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