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Forever Blues

Forever Blues

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Welcome to Forever Blues, your essential podcast for all things Birmingham City FC! Hosted by veteran Blues journalist Colin Tattum and club legend Paul Tait, we deliver unfiltered opinions, deep tactical analysis, and passionate debates you won't find anywhere else. Every week, Tatts and Taity dissect the true Birmingham City identity, bringing you honest match previews, post-match verdicts, and the real story from St. Andrew's. Your new home for genuine BCFC insight and a heavy dose of Keep Right On spirit! #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Blues #EFLChampionshipForever Blues サッカー
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  • Reaction Required! Cardiff Reality Check, Luis Vázquez Test & John Murtough Verdict
    2026/10/25
    Blues fell back down to earth with a bump at Cardiff City. Their five-game unbeaten run came to an end, alongside a run of more than five hours of football without conceding a goal. In Episode 60, Colin Tattum and Paul Tait break down what went wrong in South Wales, why Blues turned in arguably their worst performance of the season, and how Chris Davies must engineer an immediate reaction. Probably only James Beadle—who produced a brilliant penalty save—emerged with any credit from a dismal afternoon in the Welsh rain. With August Priske sidelined, Luis Vázquez's role comes under the spotlight ahead of a treacherous Saturday lunchtime trip to Sincil Bank to face Lincoln City and their 6ft 8in talisman Mikkel Ladefoged. Plus, Tatts and Taity deliver their comprehensive verdict on the appointment of former Manchester United executive John Murtough as Blues' new Director of Football. What will his dynamic with Chris Davies look like, is his remit across the Men's, Women's, and Academy setups too broad, and how does he fill the vacuum left by recent backroom departures? ⚽ DREAM BLUES SIX-A-SIDE COMPETITION: In partnership with Davisons Law, we want YOUR dream Birmingham City six-a-side team! Send your super six to editor@foreverblues.news and we’ll review the best selections on upcoming episodes. 🔗 JOIN THE COMMUNITY: Check out the Forever Blues website: https://foreverblues.counterpress.media/ Become a member today to support independent, ad-free Birmingham City journalism and help us grow our coverage for you! A massive thank you to our principal partners: • Davisons Law: https://www.davisons.law/ • The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth — the ultimate matchday destination for Blues fans. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction & Welcome 0:48 - Cardiff City Defeat: A 'Poor All-Round Performance' 2:07 - Why Were Blues 'Off It'? Losing the Duels 3:15 - Bad Day at the Office: Calum Scanlon Runs Riot 4:23 - Bielik Pre-Match Injury & Neumann Ragdolled 6:44 - Shocking Welsh Weather & Pitch Conditions 7:14 - Substitutions Bring Control & Perry Ng vs Liam Millar 8:12 - August Priske Injury Blow & Assessing Luis Vázquez 10:34 - Tight Championship Table & A Huge Opportunity Missed 12:26 - Davisons Law Dream Blues 6-a-side: Jack Carter's Team 14:05 - Indoor 6-a-side Memories: Carpet Burns & Topping Nigel Spink 15:12 - John Murtough Appointed as Director of Football 17:39 - Working Alongside Chris Davies & Transfer Input 19:18 - Murtough's Huge Remit: Is He Spreading Himself Too Thin? 21:02 - Academy Vacuum After Recent Backroom Departures 23:35 - High-Stakes Task: January Window & Promotion Focus 24:58 - Evaluating Murtough's Manchester United Track Record 25:58 - Club DNA, Philosophy & Championship Pragmatism 28:31 - Lincoln City Away: Heading to Sincil Bank with Trepidation 28:58 - Containing Lincoln's 6ft 8in Threat: Mikkel Ladefoged 31:13 - Chris Davies Injury Updates: "It's Always Just a Knock" 32:33 - Stopping Crosses at Source: Terry Cooper's Golden Rule 34:44 - Reaction Required: Weather Excuses & Trevor Francis' Stockport Grass 35:57 - Outro, Counter Press Community & Sponsor Thanks #BCFC #BirminghamCity #ForeverBlues #ChrisDavies #JohnMurtough #KRO #EFL #Championship Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    42 分
  • Flying High! QPR Statement Win, Millar's Magic & Cardiff Preview
    2026/10/19
    It’s been a massive week for Birmingham City—three games, three wins, eight goals scored, and absolutely zero conceded! Colin Tattum and Paul Tait are back to dissect the statement 3-0 victory over QPR that has Blues "Flying High" and sitting just two points off the automatic promotion places. The boys analyse Liam Millar's devastating two-goal burst and his deceptive pace, with Taity declaring that Blues now boast the best wide options in the entire Championship. They also praise the growing influence of Christoph Klarer, comparing his totemic, uncompromising leadership style to Blues legend Liam Daish. We also get a brilliant trip down memory lane as Taity reveals the hilarious story behind his own "Taity Raver" chant after the fans call for a new song for midfield maestro Tomoki Iwata! Ahead of the weekend, attention switches to the tricky trip to Cardiff City. With Blues only winning one of their last 11 visits to the Welsh capital, the lads discuss why the team must guard against complacency and highlight the threats of Jack Moylan and former Blues academy talent Calum Scanlon. Special Feature: We also hear from Dan McShane, a conveyancer at the Davisons Law Edgbaston office, who shares his favourite 90s Blues memory involving Darren Purse and Stan Collymore! A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth 🔔 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and become a member for the best Blues coverage around: https://foreverblues.counterpress.media/ 0:00 - Introduction and thanks to Davisons Law 0:20 - Future looking very good for Blues 0:58 - A statement win, showing Blues 'exactly where we're at' 1:15 - 'Crazy' opening goal 3:45 - Running through on goal, maintaining composure and Liam Millar's deception 5:27 - Julien Stephan's comments - QPR's fault and no Blues quality? 7:28 - Blues second goal, winning the ball in midfield, confidence 8:45 - Tactical challenge, Ronnie Edwards dropping into a back five 9:23 - Productivity from the wide areas and Jay Stansfield's work rate 10:43 - Best in the league - Blues wingers 12:10 - Not missing Ibrahim Osman 13:27 - Liam Millar is such a good fit - and his future 14:40 - Hull City fans having a pop at Liam Millar 15:20 - Christoph Klarer's influence - is he the Liam Daish leader type? 17:18 - Christoph Klarer demanding in training, a totemic figure 18:30 - Jimmy Dunne again and Christoph Klarer's tackle 20:33 - Davisons Law - favourite Blues memories (Dan McShane) 22:15 - Song for Tomoki Iwata 23:35 - Are players really bothered? 23:50 - Taity being booed and the funny story behind his own song 26:20 - A candidate tune for Tomoki Iwata San 27:44 - Cardiff City preview - Blues too bullish? 28:48 - Blues poor record at Cardiff 29:19 - Confident but not carried away, falling below standards 31:04 - Cardiff not lost at home in the league, red card and Krystian Bielik 32:28 - Jack Moylan threat 34:28 - Calum Scanlon, Blues Academy talent now at Cardiff 38:10 - Outro and thank you to Davisons Law and Big Bulls Head in Digbeth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    44 分
  • On The Up! Chris Davies' Masterplan, Priske's Form & Preston Win
    2026/10/14
    It’s Episode 58 of Forever Blues, and Colin Tattum and Paul Tait are buzzing as Blues go "On The Up" into the fringes of the top two following back-to-back victories over West Bromwich Albion and Preston North End! The boys dissect the contrasting tactical styles Blues used to secure the wins and clean sheets. Tatts highlights the patient, possession-heavy dismantling of Preston (boasting 76% possession and 41 touches in the box), while Taity praises the physical, set-piece dominance that overpowered Albion in the local derby. They dive deep into Chris Davies' masterplan for the side, discussing his demand that Blues become a genuine "top team" rather than an Average Joe that just floats by. The lads also give massive flowers to the back four—with Christoph Klarer, Phil Neumann, and Alex Cochrane earning special praise for stepping up their levels this season. Elsewhere, the guys discuss the blossoming form of August Priske as he hits five goals for the season, and debate whether Jay Stansfield's evolution into a deeper, all-round player is costing him in front of goal. Finally, Tatts officially retracts his praise for Albion's Jimmy-Jay Morgan and "sends him back," while breaking the news that Blues stalwart Tomoki Iwata is likely heading back to Japan at the end of the season. A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and become a member on our website for the best Blues coverage around: https://foreverblues.counterpress.media/ 0:00 - Introduction and thanks to Davisons Law 1:15 - Back-to-back wins and much-needed clean sheets 1:45 - Preston analysis: 76% possession, patience, and breaking them down 3:40 - Playing out from the back and learning to move the ball quicker 6:20 - The set-piece threat and Alex Cochrane's elite deliveries 7:44 - August Priske hits five goals and grows in confidence 8:44 - The back four evolving: Klarer, Neumann, and Osayi-Samuel stepping up 11:00 - Taking risks: Chris Davies wants a dynamic, attacking Blues 15:38 - Stat Attack: Massive possession and 41 touches in the opposition box 17:00 - Dominating the Hawthorns derby and fighting fire with fire 22:37 - Jay Stansfield's new role: Great all-round play, but missing goals? 25:52 - Tatts sends Jimmy-Jay Morgan back to Albion 27:20 - Transfer news: Tomoki Iwata set to leave for Japan at the end of the season 30:30 - Max Bird's return and the midfield depth conundrum 33:05 - Chris Davies' utopia: Becoming a true "top team" 37:33 - Are Blues genuine playoff contenders this season? 40:11 - Outro and thanks to The Big Bulls Head Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    46 分
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