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McLeish seeks home improvement

Alex McLeish says Birmingham City's \"rollercoaster\" home form is largely why they're facing a fight against relegation.

Hammers appeal Bowyer red card

West Ham appeal against the red card shown to Lee Bowyer in Saturday's Premier League match with Birmingham.

No regrets for McFadden

Birmingham City's James McFadden has no regrets about entering into a relegation scrap.

Bowyer cleared of red card

West Ham win their appeal against the red card shown to Lee Bowyer in Saturday's Premier League match with Birmingham.

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Birmingham City Football Club Information

Birmingham City Football Club is also well-known as the Blues (or Bluenoses - due to the colour of their kit) is an English professional football club that currently play in the Premier League. The club is situated in the city of Birmingham. The first home ground of the team was Bordesley Green (Arthur Street). During the history they have changed a lot of stadiums. Among them were: Sparkbrook (Ladypool Road), Small Heath (Muntz Street), St Andrew's stadium. The present home ground is St. Andrews. It is a football stadium with a capacity over 30,000 that located in Birmingham, England. The owner of the club is David Gold. He is an English businessman. The current manager is Stephen Roger "Steve" Bruce. He previously played for such football clubs as: Gillingham, Norwich City, Manchester United, Sheffield United and Birmingham City. The whole list of managers includes:

The Blues were formed by a group of cricketers from Holy Church in Bordesley Green. The club had different names: Small Heath Alliance (1875-88), Small Heath (1888-05), Birmingham (1905-45). Eventually in 1945 it got the name of Birmingham City. The club was one of the founder member of the Football League Second Division. Bluenoses had successful periods and dark moments, nevertheless a list of their honors is enlarged from year to year:

Division 1 The Championship Division 2 FA Cup League Cup Leyland DAF Cup
Promotion
Runners-Up
Champions
Runners-Up
Runners-Up
Winners
Runners-Up
Winners
2001-2002
2006-2007
1892-1893
1893-1894
1931
1963
2001
1991
1920-1921
1900-1901
1956
1947-1948
1902-1903
1954-1955
1971-1972
1994-1995
1984-1985

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Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Associate Members Cup Birmingham Senior Cup European Fairs Cup
Winners
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Entrants
1995
1960
1991
1905
1958
1955
1961
1995
1907
1960
1961
1915
1920
1921
1922
1983
1996
1999
2000
2003

In 1999 Birmingham City Football Club received a licence to operate an Academy. Terry Westley took over a post of the manager of the Academy and Steve Spooner was apponted coach. Among the graduates are such young qualified players as: Darren Carter, Craig Fagan (now plays for Derby County), Andrew Johnson (now plays for Everton), Mat Sadler and Colin Doyle (they are the players of the first team). Also the club has a reserve team that consists of younger players, players recovering from injury, academy players gaining experience. The first-team squad includes:

Goalkeeper Defender Midfielder Striker
Maik Taylor
Stephen Kelly
Sebastian Larsson
Garry O'Connor
Colin Doyle
Mathew Sadler
Gary McSheffrey
Mikael Forssell
Richard Kingson
Martin Taylor
Mehdi Nafti
Cameron Jerome
Rafael Schmitz
(on loan from Lille )
Neil Kilkenny
(on loan to Oldham )
Rowan Vine
(on loan to QPR )
Liam Ridgewell
Neil Danns
Sone Aluko
(on loan to Aberdn )
Franck Queudrue
Daniel De Ridder
Johan Djourou
(on loan from Arsenal )
Damien Johnson
Samuel Oji
(on loan to Orient )
Olivier Kapo
Stuart Parnaby
Fabrice Muamba
Radhi Jaidi
Wilson Palacios
(on loan from Olimpia )
Olivier Tebily
Borja Oubina Melendez
(on loan from C Vigo )
Krystian Pearce
Jordon Mutch
David Howland