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Welcome to Forever Blues, your essential podcast for all things Birmingham City FC! Hosted by veteran Blues journalist Colin Tattum and club legend Paul Tait, we deliver unfiltered opinions, deep tactical analysis, and passionate debates you won't find anywhere else. Every week, Tatts and Taity dissect the true Birmingham City identity, bringing you honest match previews, post-match verdicts, and the real story from St. Andrew's. Your new home for genuine BCFC insight and a heavy dose of Keep Right On spirit! #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Blues #EFLChampionship

  1. 11h ago

    Hawthorns Showdown! Albion Crossover, Derby Preview & Nostalgia

    The countdown to Derby Day is officially on! In a special crossover episode, Colin Tattum is joined by former Birmingham Mail colleague and renowned local media figure Steve Tudgay from the Full Throstle podcast to preview Birmingham City’s highly anticipated trip to the Hawthorns. Steve gives the inside track on West Bromwich Albion, explaining why James Morrison's side have a major point to prove after freezing on the big stage against Wolves. The guys discuss the Baggies' selection headaches, the worrying form of frontman Aune Heggebo, and Albion's shift toward younger player profiles. For Blues, Tatts highlights the formidable centre-half pairing of Christoph Klarer and Phil Neumann, the air miles racked up by Jhon Solis and Paik Seung-ho on international duty, and why Chris Davies' front-foot hybrid style will make this a back-and-forth classic. Both hosts also pick the one opposition player they’d steal for their own squad, heaping praise on Solis and Jimmy-Jay Morgan. The episode wraps with a brilliant trip down memory lane, covering the miserable 1984/85 double-relegation season, Peter Ndlovu and Dele Adebola causing havoc, and the infamous Paul Robinson and Damien Johnson red card drama. A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth (Pop down to watch the game on the big screens if you aren't travelling to the Hawthorns!) 🔔 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and KEEP RIGHT ON! Check out our website for news, features, and analysis: https://foreverblues.counterpress.media/ 0:00 - Introduction and Steve Tudgay welcome 1:37 - Hair shortage and background at the Birmingham Mail and Sports Argus 2:30 - Covering Wolverhampton Wanderers and Steve Bull's elbow 4:30 - Tell Tale Tudge - famous non-league gossip column 6:30 - West Bromwich Albion have a point to prove - they froze at Wolves 7:30 - Blues getting after Wolves by comparison 8:30 - Passive Albion are going to get on the front foot 9:30 - Blues went into the break on a downer, to a degree, but both teams starting afresh 10:25 - James Morrison's selection posers 12:24 - A problem with Aune Heggebo for the Baggies and the right-back situation 14:38 - No great surprises for Blues line-up and altering the style and physicality 16:40 - Paik Seung-ho fitness concern for Blues and Jhon Solis' air miles 18:35 - Albion with the upper hand in recent Hawthorns encounters 22:35 - Blues back four - you don't want to bump into Klarer and Neumann on a dark night 23:40 - Tatts picks his Albion player to go into the Blues squad; Jimmy-Jay Morgan's impact 27:13 - Steve selects the Blues player he would have in the Albion team, plus Ousmane Diakité's rise 30:15 - Albion's shift to younger player profiles, Heggebo again and August Priske 35:20 - Previous Hawthorns derbies - the Adebola and Ndlovu impact; Blues glowing spell 36:30 - The 93/94 relegation shoot-out, Albion stay up at Blues' expense 39:35 - The miserable 84/85 campaign 41:00 - Damien Johnson's revenge and Paul Robinson 45:13 - Albion predicted finish 46:30 - Where Blues should finish, January plans and expectations 50:35 - Albion doing a Hull City? 52:02 - Steve and Tatts' derby predictions 54:01 - Outro and thank you Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  2. Sep 28

    Derby Day Showdown! The 94/95 Team, Albion Preview & Jude Bellingham

    It may be the international break, but there's no rest for the Forever Blues podcast! In Episode 56, Colin Tattum and Paul Tait discuss a wide range of topics, featuring stars past and present. With a three-week hiatus underway, the boys discuss how Birmingham City are keeping sharp behind closed doors before the massive derby day showdown against West Bromwich Albion. They assess what the Baggies have been doing right and the tactical battles expected at The Hawthorns. Then, Taity fires up the time machine! He picks the one current Blues star he'd drop into the legendary 1994/95 double-winning side, and reveals which icons from Barry Fry's era—like Steve Claridge and Mark Ward—he’d bring back for Chris Davies today. Finally, the lads talk about Jude Bellingham's unstoppable rise to superstardom, whether he'll return to unretire the 22 shirt, and share classic stories involving Trevor Francis, Gianfranco Zola, and Eric Cantona's famous "seagulls" quote! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and check out the Forever Blues website for news, features, analysis, and nostalgia: https://foreverblues.counterpress.media/ A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth 0:00 - Intro and thanks to Davisons Law 0:15 - LIVE event at The Hayes 1:07 - International break - three weeks too long? 3:15 - Behind closed doors friendly and time off 4:35 - Max Bird and Taylor Gardner-Hickman returning 5:40 - Bird to partner Jhon Solis eventually 7:10 - Seven key fixtures up the next international break 8:45 - West Bromwich Albion freezing at Wolves and learning lessons against Blues 10:25 - Styles playing out of position for the Baggies and their transfer dealings 12:10 - Throwing internationals straight back in 13:04 - Albion's younger players and relative inexperience 16:00 - Earning the right to play in a derby 16:40 - Tight games at the Hawthorns, comparing to Blues v Aston Villa, Richard Sneekes 20:25 - Taity selects the current player to go into the 1994/95 team - and vice-versa 24:20 - Nomadic Blues and their training grounds 25:40 - Signing which player(s) for the current Blues side from Barry Fry's team 27:20 - Jude Bellingham - England's player of the year again 28:00 - Jude's first thought is to go forward, not taking the easy option 29:22 - Jude carrying team on his shoulders, like a Roy Keane or Bryan Robson 30:35 - Incomparable - he's a unique, all purpose football 31:00 - Does Thomas Tuchel like Jude? 32:15 - Jude back to reclaim the 22 shirt for Blues 33:30 - Adapting his game the older he goes 34:25 - Trevor Francis - so good in training as a manager, like Gianfranco Zola 35:05 - Eric Cantona's 'aura' and his made up 'seagulls follow the trawler' quip 38:04 - Outro and thank you to Davisons Law and the Big Bulls Head in Digbeth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  3. Sep 21

    The Season Verdict So Far, Beadle's Error & Sports Quarter Masterplan

    It’s Episode 55 of Forever Blues, and Colin Tattum and Paul Tait are delivering their definitive verdict on Birmingham City’s first 8 games of the Championship season! The boys dive straight into James Beadle's unfortunate howler against Middlesbrough, discussing how the young keeper will bounce back from the error. Taity heaps praise on Alex Cochrane as arguably Blues' star player so far, and the lads assess Luis Vazquez's first league start. 🚨 THIS FRIDAY: FOREVER BLUES - LIVE! 🚨 Our first-ever live show is just days away! Join Tatts and Taity this Friday, Sept 25, at The Hayes for an exclusive evening of Blues stories, nostalgia, and a live Q&A. 🎟️ Only a few tickets remain! Grab yours instantly here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/foreverblues/2381196 Are 11 points and 10th place a good return for this tough opening fixture list? Tatts and Taity debate whether fans need to remain patient as the team makes incremental improvements, or if the "watchable football" is enough for now. Finally, the guys dissect the massive news from the Open House regarding the Sports Quarter masterplan. With the training centre moving from the Wheels site, they discuss the knock-on effects for the academy and women's teams, the nightmare of matchday traffic, and debate where the new training ground—and Arsenal's £1m taxi model—could fit in. A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth 🔔 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and KEEP RIGHT ON! 0:00 - Introduction and thank you to Davisons Law 0:50 - James Beadle's spill 1:50 - Reasons for the error - was there a foul? 3:00 - Beadle's general improvement and coming through 'turmoil' 5:25 - Middlesbrough changing their system, respect to Blues 6:20 - More aggressive Blues but allowing room in the box, fans staying in Bar 8 8:18 - A consequence of the new style, giving up more attempts at goal 9:40 - Blues resilience 10:40 - Alex Cochrane stepping up another gear - Blues star player? 11:59 - Verdict on Luis Vazquez first Championship start 14:20 - Liam Millar hitting the ground running 15:10 - Blues threat at set-pieces 15:40 - Overly-physical defending and 'nice' centre-halves 19:00 - Tiring Blues and (not) going defensive, bench depth 21:50 - Forever Blues LIVE event at The Hayes, September 25 22:30 - Blues in 10th going into the break 23:10 - A good start, watchable football, tough fixture list 24:40 - Hybrid Blues, more attacking, Chris Davies' different mantra, jeopardy 28:30 - Steady growth, Blues even better next season? 29:00 - How many players are Blues short? 30:00 - Recruitment and the £7 million analytics spend 31:35 - Patience of owners Knighthead, discussion 35:35 - Big Bulls Head in Digbeth 36:00 - Sports Quarter changes - training centre moving 37:30 - Taity says training facilities should be away from the ground, and women and academy need to split 39:20 - Crazy designs at the Sports Quarter 40:00 - Clogged roads, academy, first team and Jordan James 42:00 - Where could a new training ground be? Develop Wast Hills with The Hayes next door 43:20 - Arden Cross potential new site 45:00 - Inner city recruitment and the central catchment area 45:30 - Arsenal's incredible £1 million taxi link-up 47:50 - Satellite facility at the Sports Quarter 49:10 - Outro and thank you, plus Forever Blues LIVE on Friday Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  4. Sep 15

    No Fear! The 'New' Blues, Carlos Vicente & Middlesbrough Preview

    It’s Episode 54 of Forever Blues, and Colin Tattum and Paul Tait are buzzing about the "new" Birmingham City! The boys break down the gritty away win at Derby County, debating whether Blues were right to sit back and invite pressure in the final 15 minutes of added time. They also dissect Luis Vazquez’s unbelievable miss (would Kyogo have scored it?!), and heap praise on the "Nigel Gleghorn of Zaragoza," Carlos Vicente! 🚨 FOREVER BLUES - LIVE! 🚨 Don't forget, we are taking the podcast on the road! Join Tatts and Taity for an exclusive evening of Blues stories, nostalgia, and a live Q&A. 🗓️ Friday, September 25 📍 The Hayes, Redhill Road (Please note: This is opposite the Man on the Moon pub, NOT Alvechurch FC's Lye Meadow ground!) 🎟️ Tickets are selling fast—grab yours here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/foreverblues/2381196 Elsewhere in the episode, Taity gives his verdict on the Liam Millar vs. Ibrahim Osman debate, and both lads unleash a "Stat Attack" highlighting Blues' profligacy in front of goal and their heavy possession metrics. Finally, the guys preview the massive £40m test against Middlesbrough at St. Andrew's, reveal the truth behind Demarai Gray's hospital stint, and look back at Chris Davies' meme-worthy post-match celebrations at Pride Park. A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth 🔔 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and KEEP RIGHT ON! 🎟️ Get your LIVE EVENT tickets here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/foreverblues/2381196 0:00 - Introduction and thanks to Davisons Law 0:50 - It's a results business 1:05 - What a battle, last season Blues would have crumbled 1:44 - The 'new' Birmingham City, made of sterner stuff 3:12 - Game analysis, missed chances 4:00 - Vital goal from Carlos Vicente and avoiding Bobby Clark's strike 5:00 - Jhon Solis, Liam Millar and Vicente - what a leap and finish 6:20 - The fear of Blues at set-pieces 8:20 - Paik, grappling, shirt pulling and August Priske 11:00 - Luis Vazquez's amazing miss 13:00 - Would Kyogo have scored? 14:00 - Fifteen minutes, 17 seconds of added time; going to a 5-4-1 15:00 - Tiredness 'baloney' 15:48 - Invite pressure, or no alternative? 18:00 - Managers making decisions in the moment and attacking substitutions 19:30 - Blues relish backs to the wall; Preston North End away 20:30 - The Nigel Gleghorn of Zaragoza 22:00 - Vicente impact 22:50 - Liam Millar or Ibrahim Osman? Tait's verdict 23:50 - Millar's diligence 25:00 - Forever Blues LIVE at The Hayes on September 25 25:50 - Taity's stat attack! Possession and an enjoyable watch 27:25 - Tatts' stat attack! Big, big, big chances missed 29:25 - Blues league position on the fringe of play-offs, a good start 32:50 - £40m Middlesbrough test at St. Andrew's 32:10 - Don't fear anyone at home 32:38 - Taity as entertainments manager 33:10 - Berhalter, Cozier-Duberry and McGree 34:02 - Boro changed system last time, Blues on the front foot 35:00 - A three-week international break 37:06 - Hospitalised Demarai Gray injury and illness revealed 39:00 - Chris Davies meme-worthy celebration at Derby 41:22 - Venue clarification for Forever Blues LIVE at The Hayes 42:46 - Thank you Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  5. Sep 10

    Time To Deliver! First Defeat, Tom Wagner's Return & Derby Preview

    Has it been a positive start to the season, or is the Championship ultimately a results-based business? Colin Tattum and Paul Tait are back to give their verdict after Blues suffered their first defeat of the season at Norwich City. The boys dissect the 2-1 loss at Carrow Road, pinpointing the fine margins and big missed chances—including Liam Millar's controversial offside goal and Carlos Vicente's incredible miss. Taity explains why Blues must get tighter in key defensive moments and stop giving away preventable goals, while praising the league debut of Kristoffer Lund. Tatts and Taity also look back at the relentless, front-foot performance against Wolves, analysing the crazy own goal, Patrick Roberts' impact, and Jay Stansfield getting back on the scoresheet. Plus, the lads welcome the emotional St. Andrew's return of Tom Wagner, discussing the driving force behind the club. Finally, the focus shifts to Derby County where John Eustace is under pressure, a debate over Marvin Ducksch's role, and a passionate plea from Taity to give Blues' academy youngsters like Tyrese Warmington a proper chance in the first team. 🚨 FOREVER BLUES - LIVE! 🚨 We are taking the podcast on the road! Join Tatts and Taity at The Hayes on September 25 for a special evening of Blues stories, nostalgia, and a live Q&A. 🎟️ Get your tickets here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/foreverblues/2381196 A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth 🔔 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and KEEP RIGHT ON! 0:00 - Introduction and thank you to principal partners Davisons Law 0:20 - Norwich City game and not taking chances 2:00 - Liam Millar's offside goal, the assistant has form 2:59 - Loose Blues and how to prevent the first goal 4:48 - Defenders and doing the basics, don't blame tiredness 7:00 - Fine margins and Carlos Vicente 8:50 - Missing a lot of big chances 9:00 - Danger of getting dragged down the table 10:00 - Blues are on the front foot more 13:00 - Liam Millar's contribution so far 14:25 - Kristoffer Lund league debut 15:30 - The high foot tackle on Cochrane and Taity's view 16:10 - Blues performance against Wolves, camping in their half 17:58 - The crazy own goal 18:55 - Jay Stansfield and missing Patrick Roberts 19:50 - The Forever Blues LIVE event at The Hayes, September 25 20:20 - The emotional return of Tom Wagner 24:55 - Blues at Derby County - who is under the most pressure? 26:05 - A results-based business and Blues tough start to the season 28:00 - Difficulties of lack of central midfield options 29:20 - Paik and Iwata debate 30:30 - Marvin Ducksch potential impact? 32:30 - Blues 25-man squad and leaving out Scott Wright 34:00 - Bigging up Blues youngsters and Tyrese Warmington 35:00 - Giving youth more of a chance 37:00 - Taity's passion for Blues' own 39:30 - Outro and thank you to Davisons Law and the Big Bulls Head in Digbeth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  6. Sep 2

    Transfer Window Verdict, Liam Millar Arrives & Wolves Preview

    The transfer window is officially slammed shut, and the boys are back to give their verdict on Birmingham City's summer business! Paul Tait and Colin Tattum assess a window that saw Blues sign seven players and sell a couple. Taity reveals why he feels Blues might still be short in a few areas, but shares his excitement over the deadline day capture of Liam Millar. The lads dissect what happened with the pursuits of Ibrahim Osman, Mohammed Fuseini, and Joe Gelhardt, before launching into a debate about Callum O'Hare: is he worth £7 million, and is he truly Blues? On the pitch, we praise the emergence of "tower of power" Phil Neumann, Carlos Vicente's form, and Patrick Roberts' fantastic display against a top Southampton side. Plus, we preview Sunday's massive derby at St. Andrew's against Wolves, welcoming back Jordan James, Tommy Doyle, and John Ruddy, and we celebrate Tomoki Iwata clocking up his 100th appearance! A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth 🔔 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and KEEP RIGHT ON! 0:00 - Introduction and thank you to principal partners Davisons Law 0:30 - Taity on an 'indifferent transfer window' and areas to address 2:20 - Blues and the classic number 10 - Jay Stansfield and Finn Azaz 2:40 - Squad Cost Rules, Blues transfer spend and their change in profile 4:00 - Quality not quantity 5:01 - Where's Max Bird and Liam Millar's signing 6:07 - Taity view on Liam Millar 6:55 - Recruitment criticism fair? Want, want, want! 8:52 - What happened to Mohammed Fuseini and Joe Gelhardt 9:40 - Taity and Adrian Segicic - not ITK! 10:30 - Callum O'Hare - worth £7 million, and is he Blues? 12:50 - Phil Neumann's emergence 15:10 - Carlos Vicente and the St. Andrew's performances 16:30 - Patrick Roberts - on his game, he's fantastic - he needs to be trusted. 19:04 - Are Blues evolving for the better? 21:00 - Stansfield woe in front of goal 22:58 - Analysing Blues 1 Southampton 1 24:30 - Blues win at Wrexham and more missed chances 26:20 - The Blues Rotundas and Alex Cochrane delivery of set-pieces 29:20 - Forever Blues new website - become a member and support our independent Blues service! 30:08 - Blues v Wolves derby 31:40 - Wolves recruitment, manager change and the transfer window 33:20 - Jordan James and Wolves frontline firepower 36:26 - In praise of 100-up Tomoki Iwata 38:55 - Grading Blues transfer window 41:30 - Outro, thank you to Davisons Law and special event teaser Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  7. Aug 24

    Needs Must! Transfer Window Crunch, Demarai Gray & Wrexham Preview

    Welcome to Episode 51 of the Forever Blues podcast! Paul Tait returns from his wedding planning duties in Cyprus, and he is in a suitably cutting mood after watching Blues draw against Bristol City at St. Andrew's. Taity gives his honest verdict on the team being "stuck in first gear," discusses Scott Twine running the show, and questions if there is a tactical disconnect happening on the pitch. With the September 1st transfer deadline rapidly approaching, the lads focus on what Blues desperately need in the market. Does Demarai Gray need to be handed a starting spot immediately? Will Chris Davies dip into the loan market for a game-changing striker? Taity puts forward Portsmouth's Adrian Segecic as a potential creative solution! Plus, we praise James Beadle's strong start to the season and look ahead to Friday night's highly anticipated clash against Phil Parkinson's Wrexham. A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth 🔔 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and KEEP RIGHT ON! 0:00 - Intro and thanks to Principal Partners 1:13 - Taity's break to Cyprus 2:08 - Blues 2, Bristol City 2 recap 2:35 - Taity's view on the team selection and performance 3:38 - Scott Twine the answer for Blues? 4:00 - Methodical and limp 5:55 - Attack and getting the fans on board at St. Andrew's 6:28 - Bristol's tactical tweaks and breakaways 8:24 - A disconnect? 9:47 - Paik as the 10 and Jay Stansfield wide 10:15 - Injury to Max Bird a blow, Jhon Solis uncomfortable 10:58 - Demarai Gray wants to start; Taity wants more from him 15:18 - Unbeaten in first 3 games . . . 17:35 - Taity wants Adrian Segecic 19:55 - James Beadle's good start to the season 21:33 - Dom Ballard's outrageous goal 22:37 - Solis disallowed goal 23:52 - Tuesday and Friday night fixtures 25:54 - Wrexham seeking a first win and transfer movement 27:05 - 'Nightmare' Phil Parkinson 28:18 - Danny Imray and Kieffer Moore 31:28 - Blues needs before the transfer window shuts 32:30 - Big money signings and Ibrahim Osman 35:00 - The loan option 38:00 - Outro and thank you to Davisons Law and the Big Bulls Head in Digbeth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  8. Aug 20

    Geoff Horsfield Special! Bristol City Preview, Max Bird & Play-Off Memories

    It's milestone EPISODE 50 of Forever Blues, and we're back home at St. Andrew's! With Taity away on holiday, Tatts is joined by a true Birmingham City legend, play-off hero, and cup finalist: Geoff 'Hors' Horsfield! The lads reflect on a hard-fought 0-0 draw at Sheffield United, highlighting back-to-back clean sheets, the dynamic displays of Bright Osayi-Samuel, Jhon Solis' midfield commanding, and the fresh arrival of Max Bird from Derby. Hors also takes a fascinating walk down memory lane, sharing incredible tales from Blues' iconic play-off campaigns: ⚽ Trevor Francis taking the team off at Deepdale ⚽ Silencing the Lion's Den at Millwall with Olivier Tebily ⚽ The drama of Cardiff 2002, Darren Carter's penalty, and a 4-day party on Broad Street! Plus, we preview Bristol City's visit to St. Andrew's and break down their new £9m frontline. 🌐 THE FOREVER BLUES WEBSITE IS LIVE! Our brand-new website on Counter Press is officially open! Head over to sign up for your 1-Month Free Trial and get exclusive content, early video access, and deep-dive Blues coverage. A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And a warm welcome back to our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth! 🔔 Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and KEEP RIGHT ON! 0:00 - Introduction & thanks to Principal Partner Davisons Law 0:25 - Geoff Horsfield joins as special guest! 1:15 - Sheffield United 0-0 recap & back-to-back clean sheets 2:24 - Curing the 'Pep disease' & playing efficient away football 3:33 - Mixing it up on the road 4:08 - Hors' verdict on Jhon Solis 5:02 - Max Bird signing & squad depth 6:30 - Bright Osayi-Samuel's dynamic resurgence 8:00 - High intensity for full-backs 8:25 - Tactical subs: Ethan Laird & Patrick Roberts 9:45 - Hard-nosed fortitude in the group 10:25 - Hors on playing under Gary Megson & Steve Bruce 12:15 - Boosting firepower & the Coventry City template 14:00 - Bristol City preview: £9m new strikers Tolaj & Ballard 15:08 - Championship strength & 8th place play-off debate 17:00 - Play-off pressure: Hors' personal experiences 18:15 - 2001 Preston semi-final heartbreak & Trevor Francis 19:45 - Winning at Millwall & Olivier Tebily 21:15 - 2002 Play-off Final victory vs Norwich & Darren Carter penalty 23:49 - A legendary 4-day celebration party! 24:35 - Fortress St. Andrew's record 26:24 - Hors on August Priske 27:44 - Bristol City form & Michael Skubala 30:10 - High intensity & options off the bench 31:05 - Hors' score prediction! 31:38 - Forever Blues website relaunch: Become a member! 32:20 - Big Bulls Head Digbeth shoutout 32:40 - Outro & Keep Right On! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Welcome to Forever Blues, your essential podcast for all things Birmingham City FC! Hosted by veteran Blues journalist Colin Tattum and club legend Paul Tait, we deliver unfiltered opinions, deep tactical analysis, and passionate debates you won't find anywhere else. Every week, Tatts and Taity dissect the true Birmingham City identity, bringing you honest match previews, post-match verdicts, and the real story from St. Andrew's. Your new home for genuine BCFC insight and a heavy dose of Keep Right On spirit! #BCFC #KRO #BirminghamCity #Blues #EFLChampionship

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