Championship

HARRY’S HEROES CAST OFF THE BLUES

by
The LeaguePaper Team
30 April 2017

STAR MAN JACQUES MAGHOMA Birmingham

THE misery of the Gianfranco Zola months might not condemn Birmingham to League One.
Match Verdict
It’s all on the last day now as Birmingham’s biggest crowd for six years of 26,914 lifted them to a crucial win.
The last time St Andrew’s was this full was May 2011 when Birmingham were in the Premier League, and you can bet there will be thousands of Blues fans on the road to Bristol City a week today.
Zola earned only 13 points from his 22 league games in charge, the club dropping like a stone from promotion contenders to relegation d...

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