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SHREWS SUFFER MAYDAY BLUES

By Tim Nash

BIRMINGHAM C 4
Davies 27, Laird 61, May 77, 86

SHREWSBURY T 1
Oliver 87
BIRMINGHAM head coach Chris Davies insists he has never been concerned about Alfie May’s lack of goals after the striker ended a 16-match drought in their comfortable win over Shrewsbury.
Substitute May’s late double took his tally to 13 in all competitions after Ben Davies’s first for the club and Ethan Laird gave City a two-goal cushion.
Vadaine Olive pulled one back for the struggling Shrews.
“I was probably like everyone else of a Birmingham persuasion in the st...

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