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WE’LL WARM TO HARRY’S GAME

By Richard Dore
TRUST in Harry. That’s the mantra skipper Michael Morrison wants Birmingham to adopt in their quest for a return to the top flight.
The Blues were flying high in seventh last December before Gary Rowett was sacked. Then, an awful run of form under Gianfranco Zola led to them battling the threat of relegation.
Redknapp was parachuted in to prevent a drop to the third tier and City won their final two games of the season, against Huddersfield Town and Bristol City, to narrowly avoid disaster.
Revival
The last-gasp revival also coincided with centre-back Morrison’s ...

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