Birmingham 0-1 Town - Half-Time Sat 31st Aug 2013 15:52 Christophe Berra's first goal for Town sees Town leading Birmingham 1-0 at the break at St Andrew's but, in truth, the Blues ought to be even further ahead. |
Birmingham City v Ipswich Town - Chatroom Open Sat 31st Aug 2013 14:50 Our chatroom is open once again for Town's away game at Birmingham City. |
U18s Win at Palace Sat 31st Aug 2013 14:25 Cemal Ramadan (pictured) scored twice and Ted Bishop and Cory Galvin once each as Town’s U18s won 4-0 away at Crystal Palace this morning. |
Gerken One of Five Changes at Birmingham Sat 31st Aug 2013 14:06 Keeper Dean Gerken will make his league debut for the Blues at Birmingham this afternoon as Mick McCarthy makes five changes. |
Hyam Out to Emulate Town Heroes Sat 31st Aug 2013 10:12 Fan-turned-player Luke Hyam would like nothing more than to emulate his former favourites and reclaim Premier League status for Town. |
Hyam: Keep the Faith Sat 31st Aug 2013 06:00 Luke Hyam has urged supporters to continue to back Town as they look to put a disappointing start to the season behind them. |
McCarthy: No Need to Panic Sat 31st Aug 2013 06:00 Town boss Mick McCarthy says there’s no need to panic after three defeats in four Championship games plus a further loss to Stevenage in the Capital One Cup, but is set to shuffle his pack ahead of today’s game at Birmingham. |
U18s at Palace Fri 30th Aug 2013 17:04 Town’s U18s are in action against Crystal Palace at their Copers Cope Road training ground in Beckenham on Saturday morning (KO 11am). |
Atkins on Life's a Pitch Fri 30th Aug 2013 15:08 Ex-Town and Birmingham man Ian Atkins is this week’s star guest on BBC Radio Suffolk’s Life’s a Pitch, which is live over Saturday lunchtime (midday to 2pm). Presenter Mark Murphy is joined by the show’s other regulars, legend-in-residence Kevin Beattie, football’s youngest pundit Tractorboy and TWTD’s Phil Ham, who will be at St Andrew's. |
Player Development Centres Close Fri 30th Aug 2013 14:57 The Player Development Centres for youngsters aged seven to 16 run by the ITFC Charitable Trust have closed. |