Birmingham City – Adrian Robson

Dip or demise?

Birmingham City 0 –

Blues slipped to their second defeat in a week at St Andrew’s last night, giving rise to fears that the second half of the season could herald a return to the struggles of the last few years with a battle to remain in the division.

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Seventh heaven

Birmingham City 3 – Reading 2

Despite being far from their best, Blues found themselves three up at half-time last night at a distinctly chilly St. Andrew’s.

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Blues unlucky in defeat but not dispirited

Birmingham City 2 – Sunderland 1

Blues finished their strength-sapping three games in six days marathon – thanks EFL and Sky – with an unlucky defeat at the hands of Sunderland at St Andrew’s last night.

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Last-gasp Deeney snatches point for Blues

Birmingham City 2 – Swansea City 2

A patchy performance from Blues saw them maintain their recent unbeaten home record with a late draw against one of the best sides seen down St Andrew’s this season.

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If you can’t win it, don’t lose it

Birmingham City 0 – Millwall 0

Nothing much doing at St Andrew’s last night as two committed sides battled against each other and the elements, canceling each other out and failing to produce the quality needed to enliven a dull game.

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Something for the weekend

Birmingham City 2 – QPR 0

Another exhilarating night at St Andrew’s as Blues turned over would-be league leaders QPR in front of a noisy crowd that is also rediscovering its mojo.

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Something stirring in B9

Birmingham City 1 – Burnley 1

A single point only, but the most competent of team performances for years from Blues as they held and almost turned over probably the best team in the league.

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Blues cruise at Hull

Hull City 0 – Birmingham City 2

Blues had what turned out to be a comfortable afternoon in Hull, winning their second game in a row and pushing on into the top half of the table.

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Dead ball difference as Blues batter Bristol City

Birmingham City 3 – Bristol City 1

Blues bounced back from defeat at Middlesbrough to, as usual, beat my home town club Bristol City in a dominant display where the central defenders were the stars of the day in a good all-round team performance.

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Nothing doing for Blues down by the Riverside

Middlesbrough 1 – Birmingham City 0

Blues fell to a disappointing and probably undeserved deafest at the Riverside last night, losing by a single first half goal sloppily conceded from a set piece.