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Sure, we are relegated. But we will have:
• the biggest transfer budget in the division
• The best manager in the division
• The best owners in the division
• A solid basis of a championship squad
• Largest stadium/fanbase in the division
Up the league one blues! #bcfc
Is it unreasonable to ask what the fuck this campaign actually is?
Genuinely confuses me at how players can decline so much at darts, it’s not like other sports where you decline with age because of fitness etc. I get the game has improved quality wise but prime Wright was class.
2026 Peter Wright could never do anything close to this.
Complete and utter AI slop and it’s the same on every single one of their posts
We are fucked. People can’t even run Twitter accounts anymore.
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#bcfc
Birmingham City 3-0 QPR: Liam Millar Fires Blues to Third Straight League Win
Birmingham City continued their impressive run of form with a convincing 3-0 victory over Queens Park Rangers at St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park on Saturday, 17 October.
Liam Millar scored twice before substitute Demarai Gray added a late third as Chris Davies’ side recorded their third consecutive Championship win and clean sheet.
Millar makes the difference
QPR started positively, but Birmingham took the lead in the 27th minute through a rapid counter-attack. Tomoki Iwata released Millar, who finished confidently to put the Blues ahead.
Millar struck again four minutes after half-time. Following a turnover in midfield, Iwata helped create the opportunity, and the Canadian forward swept home his second goal of the afternoon.
The brace continued Millar’s fine form and gave Birmingham a commanding advantage.
Gray seals the victory
QPR attempted to find a way back into the contest, but Birmingham remained organised defensively. Goalkeeper James Beadle made important saves as the visitors looked to reduce the deficit.
The final goal arrived in stoppage time. Substitute Luis Vázquez set up fellow replacement Demarai Gray, who finished clinically to complete the 3-0 victory.
The result capped a perfect week for Birmingham, who had also beaten West Bromwich Albion and Preston North End. Three consecutive league clean sheets provided further encouragement for Davies and his players.
What comes next for the Blues?
Birmingham will look to carry that momentum into their next Championship fixture against Cardiff City on Saturday, 24 October.
The challenge now is to maintain the standards that have delivered three successive victories, while continuing to improve performances as the campaign progresses.
For Blues supporters, Millar’s goals, Gray’s late contribution and another clean sheet provided plenty of positives to take from an excellent afternoon at St. Andrew’s.
Keep Right On!
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And they still wouldn’t have enough money to buy… Enzo Fernandez.
Mental
I don’t care about the dodgy editing throughout the whole video, it’s comfortably the greatest edit on this app
14k waiting list, 60k seater stadium on the way, and our biggest home derby since Villa in 2018 still hasn’t sold out less than 24 hours before KO.
Embarrassing from our support, buy a ticket and pack the ground ffs #bcfc
I think this shows a weakness from our recruitment and board. They absolutely obsess over players they like, typically loans, they done the same with Stansfield and now Osman.
Hopefully this window is a lesson learnt, sometimes it’s better to just move on #bcfc
Birmingham City spent most of the summer thinking about Ibrahim Osman.
Why it didn't happen 👇
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