Championship

Gary is the right man to rescue Blues…

by
Guy Branston
31 March 2024

Guy Branston
FORMER EFL DEFENDER AND FOOTBALL CONSULTANT
If you're an interim manager of Gary Rowett’s stature, you’ll pick up wins and get Birmingham out of trouble.
Gary’s a great head coach, one of the best in the business. His work-rate is a joke. His coaching technique and tactical knowledge are unbelievable.
I worked with him at Burton and thought he was top class then. I worked with him at the PFA when he was doing the coaching badges.
His attention to detail is absolutely on point and the players there will instantly respect him.
He’s been there, he’s done it and I’ve got no doubt wh...

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