#birmingham city

[guy60660]

Aston Villa v Birmingham City | English Football

[angeljude]

I love how proud Birmingham city are 🥹

[formulalfc]

Can you write a jobe fic (established relationship) where the reader goes to surprise him at training to have lunch with him, but she sees him talking to a girl and she gets jealous and leaves but it turns out that that girl was just the coaches daughter?

you wanted to grab lunch with him at the training ground cause you had both been really busy recently and lost a lot of time with each other. you used to grab lunch together at the training ground all the time when you first started dating and so you assumed it would be fine to show up with your lunch. the staff greeted you, letting you in through the gates and conversing with you about how you had been recently as they hadn't seen you in a while. you caught up with a few people and then made your way to where they said jobe should be right now. you turn the corner right where your boyfriend should be and you stop in surprise at the sight of jobe and some girl you've never seen before sitting with each other. your heart drops to your stomach when you see her laugh at something he's said, immediately turning around and heading straight out of the building, ignoring the concerned calls from some of the staff you were friends with. you mull in your hurt while you wait for him to come home and when he does you can barely look at him without tears coming to your eyes. he can tell you're upset by something as you have barely spoken to him since he's got back, and so he asks you what's wrong as is shocked to hear you ask how long he's been seeing another girl. you tell him about the girl you saw him with when you went to go and have lunch with him today and he breathes a sigh of relief. he explains that she's his coach's daughter and she works at the club so they were just chatting about their last game. you breathe out and throw yourself into his arms, heart piecing itself back together knowing your boyfriend wasn't being unfaithful.

inbox is open send me some ramble requests <3

[thewrongblues]

missing a 2-0 dortmund belter with added madrid defeat for another boring birmingham game why must my father be a blue blooded brummie

[darlingjude]

man said smith😭😭😭

[rangersfc-1872]

📝 Rangers have confirmed that Scott Wright has left the club to join Birmingham City on a permanent transfer.

All the best at Birmingham, Scott Wright 💙

[calacuspr]

Bellingham wants to be a role model off the pitch as well as on it

It’s already been an amazing year for Jude Bellingham.

Soon after his Borussia Dortmund side lost the Bundesliga title to rivals Bayern Munich on the last day of the 2022-23 season, he joined Spanish giants Real Madrid.

Since then, he has helped Los Blancos to win La Liga and the Champions League and been named La Liga Player of the Year for a season where he scored 19 goals in 28 games, from midfield.

In the second El Clasico of the season at the newly refurbished Bernabeu, the Englishmen wrote his name in Madrid folklore by scoring a late winner to put Madrid 11 points clear in La Liga and ultimately seal their title win.

So it was no surprise when, a day later, Bellingham won the prestigious Laureus World Breakthrough of the Year Award, which was presented to him at the Palacio de Cibeles.

“I’m delighted,” said Bellingham. “Simply being here was already an honour. Being named Laureus Breakthrough is a privilege and I have to thank many people, my family, friends and above all the people at Real Madrid who have helped me this year.

“Being here is a privilege, alongside incredible athletes. I hope I can learn something from them tonight before I go home.

“It’s been a good week for the club and on a personal level. When the team wins, I’m always happy. I feel a bit tired after the Clásico and the 120 minutes in Manchester and this award gives me a bit more energy.

“This club is special. Signing for Real Madrid is the best thing that has ever happened to me. It’s the highlight of 2023. I’m grateful to be able to play here every day and to be surrounded by very special people.“

Unsurprisingly, Bellingham understands that with his profile and meteoric rise, he is seen as a role model and an inspiration to others.

Speaking at the Laureus World Sports Awards evening he added: “I got into football because I love it and there is a responsibility that comes with that, the impact that you can have on kids.

"It's important that I try to be a good role model. I'm not perfect but I want to have a lasting impact on youth growing up.

"It's important as athletes that as we become more popular we end up having a platform and we understand our responsibility for the next generation

"I want to help people along the way and give people the opportunity to get to get to where I have got to, because other people have given me that chance.”

Unsurprisingly, Bellingham started doing charity work soon after he made his debit for Birmingham, at just 16, supporting The Mustard Seed Project which provides food, education and health care to deprived children in Kenya.

He still supports that initiative today, but said at the time: ”It’s something I’m really passionate about. Some friends of the family have set up a charity that helps students in Kenya. It’s not a very wealthy country and a lot of people go into a school without good facilities.

“It’s important to me to help that kind of community when I can. I want to be remembered, not just for football but for my actions off the pitch. The only way I can do that is by carrying on doing what I’ve started to set in motion.

The ultimate aim is to make as much positive impact as I can,” he added. “The project currently is to build as many classrooms as possible and I think as I grow, the charity will grow as well.

“The more attention I get from doing good things on the pitch, hopefully that will crossover to the charity, so it’s definitely at the back of my mind as a driving factor for me to keep working hard and performing well so that the charity can benefit too.

“We recently sent some kit out for the football team. I saw a picture and it gave me a great feeling seeing how happy they were and knowing how much it will help them going forward.

“From an off the pitch point of view, it’s one of the best things I think I can do, so I’m just really excited to continue with that work.”

Regular Calacus readers will know that we firmly believe that sport has the power to change the world, as Nelson Mandela said at the inaugral Laureus World Sports Awards in 2000.

High profile athletes also have a responsibility to use their platform positively and it’s a credit to Bellingham that he recognised from an early age that, with his profile, he can make a huge difference to disadvantaged communities.

[lounesdarbois]

UB40 joue Forever true to the Royal Blue, un chant de supporters, durant la mi-temps d'un match de Birmingham City à domicile, au stade Saint-Andrew. UB40 est un groupe britannique de reggae fondé en 1978 à Birmingham. Le nom du groupe fait référence au formulaire britannique de demande des droits au chômage.

Saint-Andrew, joli petit stade à pentes douces où nous étions allé voir cette équipe battre Blackburn le 13 Février de cette année. Elle plonge en D3 la saison prochaine. Birmingham, ville assez déglinguée mais pleine de vitalité, ville d'usines transformées en salles de concert où se presse la jeunesse prolétarienne blanche les soirs de semaine. Ville du saint catholique John Henry Newman, et d'une dizaine de stades au total en comptant l'agglomération.

Le chant, l'église, le stade, la vie, ma vie. Parfois nous passons à côté de l'évidence, à côté de la chance que nous avons de vivre dans la Civilisation, dans un monde si beau. Le rayon de lumière sur la pelouse au début de la vidéo, le nuage de poussière au fond à gauche, l'alignement des gradins bien garnis, le gars en polo beige à 2:11 qui plane avec ses potes, les bras qui se lèvent dans le lointain, les poings droits brandis et les pintes dans la main gauche, le refrain posé dans les graves, le "royal blue", le bleu du stade, le bleu du ciel... le genre de voyage qui vaut le détour quand les pélérinages se barrent en vrille.

[imvges-football]

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[therealefl]

“I Couldn’t Have Dreamed Of A Better Debut" - Birmingham City Man Expresses Delight After Late Winner

Fulham youngster Jay Stansfield may have only been at Birmingham City for a matter of days, but he has already became a huge hit with supporters, following his injury time winner against Plymouth Argyle on Saturday and he has expressed his delight following his debut goal in a post-match interview. Stansfield arrived at St. Andrews within the last few days, following a successful loan spell with…

[sportychurch]

FIFA 24 | Real Madrid Players RATINGS (EA FC 24)! 💀😲 ft. Bellingham, Diaz, Vini jr…

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[gurutrends]

Tom Brady shows passion for Birmingham City as NFL legend reacts to thumping 7-1 victory that puts Blues within sight of Wembley date

WHAT HAPPENED? Birmingham guaranteed their progression to the EFL Trophy round of 32 after beating Fulham Under-21s 7-1 at St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park on Tuesday evening. Jay Stansfield and Ayumu Yokoyama both scored braces and Alfie May, Keshi Anderson and Lyndon Dykes also got on the scoresheet in a win that left Brady delighted, with Birmingham well on course to earn a final date at…

[thewrongblues]

dads got the old birmingham programmes out and the 60s and 70s kits were so cunty can we bring back long sleeves PLEASE

[thekitmanuk]

Birmingham City 2024-25 Nike Third Kit Unveiled

Football kit news from League One as the new Birmingham City 2024-25 Nike third kit has been unveiled. Birmingham City 2024-25 Third Shirt The new 2024-25 Birmingham City third shirt is black with a tonal all over pattern. A red Nike logo is placed on the right breast whilst the Undefeated logo in the centre of the front are coloured red as is the Birmingham City crest on the left breast. The…

[rangersfc-1872]

📝 Rangers have confirmed that defender Ben Davies has joined Birmingham City on loan until the end of the season.

Good luck at Birmingham, Ben.

[tibsnews]

Wayne Rooney is SACKED as Birmingham City manager after just 15 games in charge

Wayne Rooney has been sacked as manager of Sky Bet Championship club Birmingham. The former Manchester United and England striker has overseen just two wins in 15 games following his controversial appointment at St Andrew’s in October. Supporters called for Rooney’s removal as the side slumped to a 3-0 defeat at Leeds on New Year’s Day. The result left the club 20th in the table having been…