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JUT THE JOB FOR KEEPING BLUES UP

JUT THE JOB FOR KEEPING BLUES UP

By John Wragg

BLUE HEAVEN: Lukas Jutkiewicz celebrates scoring for Birmingham.

With food for Birmingham Central Foodbank.

Boss Garry Monk
PICTURE: Action Images

FULHAM SET FOR CRUNCH CLASH – SEE P9
CHARITY begins at home for Lukas Jutkiewicz as he tries to keep Birmingham City in the Championship yet again.
He’s done it twice before.
The first time was inadvertently when he scored Bolton’s second goal as they led 2-0 four years ago and put Blues 14 minutes away from League One. Birmingham got the point they needed for safety three ...

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