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More woe for Blues but Zola won’t quit

By Jonathan Veal
GIANFRANCO Zola is adamant he will still be in charge of Birmingham for their Easter Monday ding-dong with Burton.
Disgruntled Blues fans made their feelings known, chanting for the Italian’s head, after their side became the first team to fail to beat Rotherham since February 11.
A first three points in eight games looked on the cards when Kerim Frei converted a delicious 25-yard free-kick in the 73rd minute, but Danny Ward’s leveller 12 minutes later stopped a run of ten successive Millers defeats.
The draw leaves Blues just four points above the drop zone ...

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