Blues team photo

Not from Mexico, living in Mexico.

Was only a joke …

Living, from, dont make any difference really

Still dont know what brings you to our boards

You support / follow manure, why should we be of interest


Oh and i use the words follow / support very loosely

OK, sorry to bother you. Enjoy the rest of your life.

And I use the word 'life' very loosely.

Bluezulu's time of the month?

Jalisco
I hear Juarez is a nice place,makes Moss Side look like London's Westminster!

I'm just outside Guadalajara, where it's perfectly safe. Touch wood.

I did meet someone who'd been working in Juarez though. She was surprisingly … alive.

What made me laugh was that a few of the players had been super-imposed onto the picture after it was done.

First Spector who didn't join until Tuesday is on the picture.

Then the best was Jack Butland, correct me if I am wrong but he is in Columbia at the moment, long way to fly back just for the team picture?

I also I didn't think Zigic was there for the opening traing session on Monday but I could be wrong about that one?

What made me laugh was that a few of the players had been super-imposed onto the picture after it was done.
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I know. I've seen better quality doctoring coming out of North Korea.

Den.....

BLUES players posed proudly for their annual team photo ahead of the new season.

But fans noticed a glaring omission in the snap – the Carling Cup. It was the first trophy of note the club had won since 1963.

Manager Alex McLeish has since left the club to take over at Villa following the 2-1 victory against Arsenal in February and many of the winning team moved on after last season’s relegation.

But thousands of fans have stayed loyal and feared the club had forgotten the glory.

But a Birmingham City spokesman told the Mail: “It was a very tough decision to decide whether to have the trophy as part of the photocall or not.

“The Carling Cup is, and always has been, a treasured item at the club since that day in February.

“In fact just this week, it has been given a new home with pride of place in a new trophy cabinet in the Kop reception. However, with a new manager and an evolving squad, it was deemed not appropriate to have the trophy in the photocall,” he added.

I think that's fair enough.

Think how many players in that photo had nothing to do with the Carling Cup victory. It would have been a tad embarrassing.

There are plenty of pictures of the old squad with the Carling Cup.

Another example of our doom & gloomers whinging about anything and evertything.