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BLUES BROTHERS SEEK TO BE A HIT

EXCLUSIVE: Defender George Friend on the musical talent at Birmingham City
By John Wragg

FINDING HIS RHYTHM: George Friend in action for the Blues and, right, mocked up playing the drums Inset: Boss Lee Bowyer
PICTURES: Alamy

'We don’t want to reveal all our greatest hits. We’ll save that for the album!'
George Friend

GEORGE Friend has a good way of releasing his anger if Birmingham City lose – he can bash hell out of his drums!
Lukas Jutkiewicz can have a go on his guitar and ex-Gilling- ham winger Jordan Graham, signed this summer, can sit down at his piano.
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