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Birmingham move to reassure fans over Rowett’s future

Gary Rowett has been heavily linked with the vacant managerial jobs at Fulham and QPR in recent weeks

The current Birmingham City boss has guided the Midlands club to 6th place in the Championship and admitted after Saturday’s loss to Brighton that he was “flattered” by the interest currently being shown in him.

However in a statement on the club’s website this morning, Birmingham director Panos Pavlakis attempted to reassure fans that Rowett will be staying at St Andrews.

Pavlakis said “Gary is fully committed to the Club and likewise the Club is fully committed to him.

We are all keen to put any uncertainty to bed and look forward to the continuation of the great work Gary has done since his appointment.

Fans can rest assured that everyone at the Club is together as one striving for further improvement and success, with Gary at the helm as manager.

The board will continue to fully support Gary in every way it can in trying to restore this great Club of ours to a position where we all want to be.”

Rowett became Birmingham manager in October last year after replacing Lee Clarke.

 

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