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Take a bow, Keith, your book’s quite remarkable!

by
The LeaguePaper Team
14 December 2025

Birmingham City – 150 Years of a Remarkable Football Club, by Keith Dixon, published by Pitch Publishing, Price: £40

IT’S not necessarily an easy task to successfully cover a football club’s 150 years of history.
But Keith Dixon can be mightily proud of his tome on the life and times of Birmingham City.
To be straight up with you, I should say from the off that Keith has been a regular contributor to our sister publication Late Tackle over the years with articles about his beloved Blues.
However, I can also genuinely say that I would have given this book ...

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