TEAM NEWS “ BIRMINGHAM CITY v CARDIFF CITY “ MATCH THREAD

What was that

5 mins and down to 10 men .

Peltier just summed up city with that effort "Pathetic"

Get rid of gunners times up minds elsewhere and still pocketing more money per week than 4/5 supporters earn

Every team has sussed how o stop Kenny they sandwhich him, so we try,try,then try again

WTF happens during the international break....keep them all locked up next month

FT = BIRMINGHAM 1-0 CARDIFF .

Garbage against a mediocre team good job I am not fussed about another premiership seasob

Birmingham won

Another "off night". Celebrate that Gunnarsson

Bugger the plane to Middlesboro make them walk up there and back!

Plus out their hands in their pockets and pay all the supporters for their tickets watching that.

NW fault Bamba not a midfielder, gunners not fit there's a surprise Zohore missing along with a few others. Poor poor poor no shots on target

From the top down that was an embarrassment from all involved. Totally shameful. Fair play to Birmingham, they made us look like mugs. In virtually every passage of play we were too slow or making basic mistakes and we were out run and out fought. What the hell do our players do during the international breaks!? Some need a long hard look in the mirror after tonight!

Steve Cotterill gets win in first game back in charge at St. Andrews as Che Adams strike downs league leaders
Che Adams fired Birmingham ahead in first game under manager Steve Cotterill
Adams ran from deep in Cardiff half before cutting in from left and slotting home
Friday night game pitted 22nd in the Championship at home to league leaders
Bruno Ecuele Manga cleared deflected shot off the line in second half for visitors

For his first trick, Steve Cotterill turned a team that looked brittle enough to fall over in the wind into one of sufficient strength to stand up to Neil Warnock’s Cardiff. For his second, the new Birmingham manager aims to lift the club out of the mess he inherited.
Cotterill’s first game in charge since replacing previous permanent manager Harry Redknapp could not have gone better.
Three points were won by a wonderful first-half goal from Che Adams and a sturdy defensive rearguard led by captain Michael Morrison.