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Ruddy relief for new boss Eustace!

By Andy Hunter

LUTON TOWN 0

BIRMINGHAM C 0
STAR MAN

JOHN RUDDY Birmingham City

HEAD FOR HEIGHTS: Luton Town’s Carlton Morris rises between the Birmingham City defenders to head at goal
PICTURE: PRiME Media Images

JOHN Eustace hailed his Birmingham City side’s defensive display following their opening-day draw at Luton Town.
The former QPR assistant was only appointed earlier this month in place of Lee Bowyer, and saw his side hold the Hatters, who finished in the play-off places last term, with experienced keeper John Ruddy producing a fine display on his debut...

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