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  • @1989byers
    @1989byers Před 27 dny +159

    He said ‘Named team in Birmingham’ not ‘Main team in Birmingham’. You’ve just had a lengthy convo about something you misheard.

    • @user-zk4wx6mh1i
      @user-zk4wx6mh1i Před 27 dny +26

      absolutely right, and im a villa fan lol

    • @jamo98
      @jamo98 Před 27 dny +28

      Typical talkSport, when it comes to Birmingham City. Nothing good to say about our club, ever, Joke!

    • @joeshepherd7947
      @joeshepherd7947 Před 27 dny +9

      @@jamo98 it's impossible to say anything good about the blues as there is nothing good about the blues

    • @wilson3387
      @wilson3387 Před 27 dny +13

      they HEARD what they wanted, not what he said. nice to see an owner trying to do the right thing, build up stadium/community slowly

    • @stephengriffith7066
      @stephengriffith7066 Před 27 dny

      lol

  • @BridgeStamford
    @BridgeStamford Před 27 dny +64

    He never said they were the main team in Birmingham. False conversation

    • @TheFourSatoshis
      @TheFourSatoshis Před 14 dny

      I almost choked on my dinner when I heard that 😂

  • @roxammon5858
    @roxammon5858 Před 27 dny +85

    As a Villa fan i would like see the Blue Noses in the Premier League. This second city has grossly under-performed other areas of the country. The council has to take some blame in not making the city a much more attractive place to live in order to attract the better players and management

    • @kyzer1996
      @kyzer1996 Před 27 dny +2

      Get the crime down then they can think of making the areas better

    • @hophole
      @hophole Před 27 dny +3

      Place is a joke, council has gone bust mate

    • @geraldmorris4286
      @geraldmorris4286 Před 27 dny +14

      ​@hophole Did you just call my City a joke??????? You ok, son? Several councils have gone bankrupt, and pretty much all of them are close to it. I don't get your point? It's the second largest economy and population outside of London It's developed dramatically over the last 20/30 years, the city centres has completely changed, it hosted the last Commonwealth Games successfully and Aston Villa seems to be doing well. Cadbury's chocolate isn't bad either.

    • @MJ-nk7mp
      @MJ-nk7mp Před 27 dny +6

      @@geraldmorris4286 You give a footballer the tour of London, Manchester, Newcastle, Birmingham, they are going to live there in that order. I'd argue you'd even stick the south coast in 3rd.

    • @geraldmorris4286
      @geraldmorris4286 Před 27 dny +3

      @MJ-nk7mp I'm not critical of any of those places from an astetic point of view, but Birmingham has a lot of nice parts, and I'm sure that the quality of the club, the manager, pay, access to European football, and the training ground is also important for their choices? I've been to Villas training ground, and Man Uniteds, Villas is better, I've also been to Southampton, Portsmouth, Plymouth and Brighton, they seem nice, particularly in the summer but I'm not sure how many top footballers would go there for that reason.

  • @TheFourSatoshis
    @TheFourSatoshis Před 14 dny +4

    Why would any pop star want to go small heath 😂😂😂😂 especially when Villa park is down the road haha

  • @jeffreyjeffery4712
    @jeffreyjeffery4712 Před 27 dny +19

    ‘Named team’ NOT ‘Main team’

  • @Dave68Goliath
    @Dave68Goliath Před 27 dny +30

    Wayne Rooney. Manager of the Season..

  • @siglo2764
    @siglo2764 Před 27 dny +15

    He’s talking about a multi purpose stadium which could hold international matches nfl matches pop and rock concerts as well as being home to Birmingham City fc you have to look at the bigger picture and this will take 5years to complete if you don’t have ambition and drive what’s the point

    • @alanfox691
      @alanfox691 Před 27 dny

      If they are talking on
      the same scale as what
      Spurs have done it could take myb up to 7 years from planning to finished stadium it all depends on planning permission, when work would start & wether over the construction faze.

    • @hssIceland
      @hssIceland Před 22 dny

      Just sounds like Birmingham is planning on making the football the warm up act in their own stadium.

  • @francolive5718
    @francolive5718 Před 27 dny +20

    Honestly the Rooney appointment was as dumb as it was predictable.

  • @Doug.swoff186
    @Doug.swoff186 Před 27 dny +7

    Blues fan . I agree with simon . It wont be a total diisaster it will be sad day to go down but we are hardened to disappointment and we will roar them back up while the owners sort the future out for us . Its amazing we have this chance of success even though we may need to wait a little . We havent had hope for more than 10 years . Now we have KRO ( who knows we might sneak a couple of results )

  • @smithswoodrookie
    @smithswoodrookie Před 27 dny +5

    As a bluenose I woke up extremely disheartened this morning after our abysmal performance last night and the perilous position we find ourselves in, in the league table. The mixture of disappear over our current predicament and optimism over our long term future and the new stadium that will be built is very jarring.

    • @peterpurpleheartparade5357
      @peterpurpleheartparade5357 Před 27 dny +4

      Sounds similar to us ( City ) when the idea of moving from Maine Rd to a new Stadium was mentioned at supporters club meetings,when we were at our lowest point.
      I really hope it all works out for the Blues, proper club and fans

    • @GodofMMA23
      @GodofMMA23 Před 27 dny

      You missed the 'ing' after the word 'disappear' 😂😂 I think Rooney should get a knighthood for his achievements at Boring-ham

  • @Birminghamalliance
    @Birminghamalliance Před 26 dny +8

    The owners were very respectful to Villa I thought, and said we would like to be up there with them so not sure what ur problem is. It took an American to realise the potential of this club and his vision is long term.

  • @corvus2512
    @corvus2512 Před 27 dny +8

    As an American I can’t stand American owners in European football leagues, I watch football because it is very different to American sports and all those owners want to change that

    • @pascalpitchen3219
      @pascalpitchen3219 Před 27 dny +1

      100%. Good observation.

    • @slightlyconfused876
      @slightlyconfused876 Před 27 dny

      have more concern about the Swiss/Italian in charge of World football, than people owning a single club.

    • @interstellarbeatteller9306
      @interstellarbeatteller9306 Před 27 dny

      My club has fantastic American owners who got bitten by the football bug, whereas most investors view football clubs as commodities rather than communities

    • @corvus2512
      @corvus2512 Před 27 dny +1

      @@interstellarbeatteller9306 I’ve been a supporter of Liverpool since 2007/08 when my friend who loves Newcastle introduced me to the sport, I’ve seen good and bad American owners in that time. My point is less about individual owners and more about a culture amongst these owners where all they see is money in these clubs. They don’t care about history or culture or tradition, they will do whatever is required to make more money and they see things like the pyramid and relegation as obstacles to be overcome as opposed to things that make European football so special.

    • @interstellarbeatteller9306
      @interstellarbeatteller9306 Před 26 dny

      @@corvus2512 They order football clubs like they're ordering dessert! The beauty of the English game is that anybody can start a team & work their way up to the premier league, which cannot happen in MLS.
      I think there is apprehension about American owners, but only because their sports franchises are a closed circuit

  • @michaelblack1494
    @michaelblack1494 Před 27 dny +9

    The Simon & Laurence Bassini show coming 2025

  • @stevee6305
    @stevee6305 Před 27 dny +5

    Wtf does Jim White know. Slating a club who are showing ambition.

  • @slightlyconfused876
    @slightlyconfused876 Před 27 dny +4

    Who is Jim White and what has he ever done to mean he can pronounce "ex cathedra" as though he were the all knowing one? You don't get to be a top man in finance in the states, without knowing how to back up your words with actions. That doesn't mean these people never make a mistake, it means that when they make one they learn from it. If you had said 30 years ago that the big team in Manchester wouldn't be United people would have laughed, but now? Blues have not got such a big gap to close, there is a massive support base just waiting for something good to happen to Birmingham, it may not happen today, but give it time.

    • @Macca-rb5ok
      @Macca-rb5ok Před 22 dny

      I lived to the south of Birmingham for 30 years and met ONE Birmingham City fan in all that time. I met my second Birmingham City fan when I went to work in a school in Birmingham. I'm sure the club has fans but, in my experience, all the potential Birmingham City fans (ie those who despise Villa) simply latch onto whatever club is successful in the Premier League at any given time. Their attitude is they will support /gloryhunt ANYONE (successful) as long as its not Villa. A rather sad state of affairs.

  • @chriscotterill2267
    @chriscotterill2267 Před 26 dny +2

    Might be good for a reset for BCFC. Surviving each season means the underlying foundations aren't right. Take a hit and build the foundation of a team through youth and good scouting. Teams like Brighton and Bournemouth have set examples of getting to the promised land.

  • @andrewhead6267
    @andrewhead6267 Před 27 dny +8

    Birmingham City could be a great club. With a new stadium at Bordesley. It would be a great asset to the city.

  • @MonstaTrapz
    @MonstaTrapz Před 3 dny +1

    All in all these new American owners/fans don't understand football or its culture.
    They're not franchises like in the NFL and fans don't swap allegiances at the drop of a hat. Supporting a club is a generational thing, it can be an identity, the passion for your club no matter which players come and go isn't negotiable, they'll never understand that side of English football culture.

  • @Lewis88-wr6sm
    @Lewis88-wr6sm Před 27 dny +12

    The Blues owner should be more concerned about his team dropping into the third tier of English football instead of making ridiculous claims about overtaking Villa.
    Also getting out of League 1 isn’t easy just ask fans of Portsmouth, Derby, Sunderland, Charlton, Bolton, Reading and Wigan.

    • @j.worrall2674
      @j.worrall2674 Před 27 dny +4

      I think that message was taken way out of context. He mentioned 'named team in Birmingham', not being the 'main team in Birmingham'. We'll never overtake Villa; we just want to see our club going on an upwards trajectory, rather than be stuck in purgatory or going on a downwards spiral like it seems at the moment.
      While I sincerely doubt that we'll walk L1 if we go down, we have an advantage over a lot of the clubs mentioned in being financially sound (That is in the context of when they went down, as I know that some are now under new ownership). Most of those sides faced administration/embargoes. On the other hand, many of our squad will also be gone come the summer. One thing we will be disadvantaged in is competing against already established sides while we would need our team to gel.

    • @tonyantoniou9271
      @tonyantoniou9271 Před 27 dny +1

      You have common sense which they seem to lack like 'no fear football'. They should wait to see if relegation is avoided before making statements such as this. I am sick of clubs being owned by commodity and brand merchants, I am only a Villa fan because when I was young it was my original local team it was not a choice I could not help it, nor can I change it, sometimes I wish I lived in Walsall then I would have supported them. These owners are not supporters they have no local affiliation to club or or area they have different agendas.

    • @Lewis88-wr6sm
      @Lewis88-wr6sm Před 26 dny

      @@j.worrall2674 being financially sound and having that money is only an advantage if you spend it wisely which means appointing the right manager and buying the right players, something Blues haven’t done in god knows how many years.
      Even this season under this new owner you sacked Eustace and appointed Rooney, I dread to think how much money you’ve already wasted on compensation for managers and staff.

    • @j.worrall2674
      @j.worrall2674 Před 26 dny

      @@Lewis88-wr6sm Very true, Lewis. I'm hopeful that we can recruit more shrewdly and not spunk it like we have. From what was shared in the Open House, we seem to be evaluating our strategy in recruiting players. We'll wait and see what comes of it. As for the managerial side of things, that was one drastic mistake, but beyond that no one could help the situation that we have found ourselves in in terms of Mowbray being on sick leave.

    • @JustMyFish
      @JustMyFish Před 22 dny

      @@j.worrall2674 Speak for yourself we will overtake villa it's not a massive gap once in the premier league.

  • @dazblue5515
    @dazblue5515 Před 27 dny +7

    Whilst Simon is right about City dropping down - and look at them now, sadly for Birmingham the FFP/PSR regulations put in place because the cartel don't want another City or Chelsea challenging means Birmingham won't be able to 'do a City'!

    • @TotalAlchemy
      @TotalAlchemy Před 27 dny

      That's good surely

    • @GIBBO4182
      @GIBBO4182 Před 27 dny +3

      @@TotalAlchemywhy? So the same old teams are always at the top?

    • @interstellarbeatteller9306
      @interstellarbeatteller9306 Před 27 dny

      Lol City. More likely to do a Todd Boehly

    • @dazblue5515
      @dazblue5515 Před 27 dny +4

      @@TotalAlchemy Yeah... no competition is amazing, fans of lower division teams not being able to dream of reaching the top... brilliant eh?😟

    • @TotalAlchemy
      @TotalAlchemy Před 27 dny

      @@dazblue5515 allowing people to break the rules is generally bad

  • @mudder5
    @mudder5 Před 27 dny +4

    I'll love it when blues get relegated, but i'd love it more if they made it to the premier league again. 2nd city derby is an experience i miss. UTV

    • @JustMyFish
      @JustMyFish Před 22 dny

      If blues get relegated, it's in their own hands after smashing cov 3-0 and next up Rotherham and Huddersfield.

  • @markveganism5003
    @markveganism5003 Před 27 dny +2

    Fair play simon 👏 thought u had it in for us ,but youve talked sence and can see were massive now especially bigger than villa

    • @Rijowhi
      @Rijowhi Před 27 dny

      😅 Bigger than Villa…Blues have lots of potential for sure but in terms of trophies, history, fanbase etc they are way behind.
      Obviously things change but at this time definitely not.

    • @Elst07896
      @Elst07896 Před 23 dny

      @@Rijowhi ...fraid you're right. 😢

  • @bensims7501
    @bensims7501 Před 18 dny +1

    A hotel in small heath as a tourist destination
    🙄
    🙄
    🤭
    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @orourkedafootball
    @orourkedafootball Před 27 dny +1

    Birmingham City business zone offence and sports quarter defence

  • @Jamie0121
    @Jamie0121 Před 3 dny

    This aged well😂😂

  • @paulhaynes3688
    @paulhaynes3688 Před 27 dny

    We are in the same standard as the Shrewsburys and Crewe’s

  • @PureVillain14
    @PureVillain14 Před 26 dny +2

    We need villa vs blues back.. it’s such a sleeping giant..

  • @weet1978able
    @weet1978able Před 27 dny +5

    The new owners have been in place for less than a year. In that time, they have concentrated (mainly) on the infrastructure of the club that wasn't there under any of our other owners, ever. What people aren't seeing is the foundations the owners are putting in place, both structurally and financially. Prior to Knighthead, the club was losing an average of £400k a week, and was over £120m in debt. That's gone, and apart from the teams with parachute payments, they're on track to have the highest revenue in the division. That will be put into players this summer once FFP regulations reset. The work on the pitch starts in earnest next season, the bulk of what they've done already doesn't make the sports pages, so people just see the results and think they know everything. Keep doubting them, Blues fans meanwhile, will do what we always do, and Keep Right On.

  • @shazluke
    @shazluke Před 27 dny +6

    Sick to death of hearing "it's all Roomey's fault" . I'm no Rooney fan, never wanted him but the facts are that the majority wanted Eustace out the week before he eventually went after we got battered at Norwich. The football was woeful. Yet as we then beat a woeful Huddersfield and had a fortunate win against WBA all that was forgotten. The reason we are going down actually has little to do with Rooney, he was there for less than a third of the season. We are going down because we are useless up front and hopeless at the back. All we have in the striking dept are Jutkiewicz, Hogan and Stansfield (who isn't a CF). Rooney said from day 1 that we needed strengthening in the Jan window. He didn't get the chance. I'm certain he would have signed strikers and a decent CB. What did Tony do? Signed 3 more midfielders to add to the 14 we already had and let Kevin Long (our only decent CB) leave for Toronto. We played 4-2-3-1 last night, that's 5 midfielders. On the bench we had 1 keeper, 1 RB, 1 striker and 6 midfielders. Add to that the 1st team players not in yesterday's match day squad consisted of 1 CB, 1 LB, 2 CM's, 3 wingers and Jutkiewicz. The balance of the squad is why we're going down, that's not Rooney's doing, that's on Eustace, Tony & Craig Gardner. The only tactic we've used all year is to keep swapping midfielders and the full-backs around and hope. We don't score goals and concede loads (usually in the last 5mins). That's why we're going down.

    • @smithylad3615
      @smithylad3615 Před 27 dny +2

      Literally couldn’t of said it better
      Issue is with all these clowns they don’t watch games they don’t look into it that deep all they see is eustace sacked in 6th which was early in the season where one loss can send you a few places down the league 6th means nothing

    • @slightlyconfused876
      @slightlyconfused876 Před 27 dny +1

      I partly agree with you, Rooney was poor, but these players have failed under 3 managers, and who knows what TM would have managed with them, and eventually you have to ask, whose job is it to put the ball in the net and whose not to give the opponents chances on a plate? Not the managers'.

  • @nickshale6926
    @nickshale6926 Před 27 dny +4

    They're not even the main team in Small Heath!

  • @wolfman9132
    @wolfman9132 Před 27 dny +2

    Solihull Moors FC is the team to follow, forget the Blouse.

  • @mnb9162
    @mnb9162 Před 27 dny +12

    Birmingham is definitely a City that will grow a lot over the next 15 years.... Solid plan.... But as a Football club it depends on his football staff....

    • @L1am21
      @L1am21 Před 27 dny

      We got relegated on the 1st season David gold and Sullivan took over. We eventually got to the premier league beat villa and won the league cup.

    • @mnb9162
      @mnb9162 Před 27 dny +1

      @@L1am21 yeh....thats the past

    • @jjfreer
      @jjfreer Před 23 dny

      it will grow, and those new people will become villa fans, they jsut dont seem to understand, birmingham city arent birminghams club, villa are, you cant compare this to city and united, everyone hates united becuase of the past, no one hates villa, so they will gain the support not birmingham city, they jsut pick up the left overs, the people who want to "be different" and not support the main team in the city lol

  • @gwheregwhizz
    @gwheregwhizz Před 27 dny +5

    What happened to Laurence Bassini?

  • @phillippayne8412
    @phillippayne8412 Před 26 dny +1

    Tom Brady said we would get this negativity believe Kro

  • @bugzystalone8915
    @bugzystalone8915 Před 27 dny

    Looks like more concerts before the game to fill it

  • @slayerbee6902
    @slayerbee6902 Před 27 dny +1

    If u think U come straight bk up from L1 if u get relegated. Other teams will tell u it's not easy Ipswich Bolton Portsmouth ( near the end 7 yrs being in L1)Sunderland spent some time getting out Charlton derby 2.

  • @brettgardner7575
    @brettgardner7575 Před 27 dny +1

    Simon Jordan , put White in his place 👍

  • @keithskelton4914
    @keithskelton4914 Před 25 dny

    5 to 10 year plan
    broaden the income base
    investor over football priority

  • @JustMyFish
    @JustMyFish Před 22 dny

    Tom Wagner didn't once mention Villa in that interview.

  • @markbuttery8869
    @markbuttery8869 Před 27 dny

    Spot on Simon.Without a positive vision there is a downward trajectory .

  • @Juiceworld21
    @Juiceworld21 Před 19 dny

    As a villa fan,i love matchday vs blues but the fans and owners are delusional,their stadium is crumbling like a cadbury flake thats been stamped on.

  • @TCPH
    @TCPH Před 27 dny +1

    Utter hyperbole over something that was never said! You clearly never watched the Open House, Jim. Educate yourself!

  • @adambirchall3191
    @adambirchall3191 Před 27 dny

    2nd time heard stockport county mentioned on talksport! Hopefully stockport vs Birmingham soon I'd rather play you in championship though 😊

  • @illicit6301
    @illicit6301 Před 27 dny +7

    Our neighbours are a funny little club 🤣

    • @paulcoyne3866
      @paulcoyne3866 Před 27 dny +1

      Utv

    • @andyniblett8986
      @andyniblett8986 Před 27 dny +3

      And our neighbours are just a suburb , with a large proportion of " black country" support
      We are " birminghams " team ...and you lot are rattled
      Enjoy your challenge for the europa sherpa vans trophy 😂
      Slow train coming 👍

    • @adamcraig1468
      @adamcraig1468 Před 27 dny

      You're both funny little clubs.

    • @SuperGamingBeast1
      @SuperGamingBeast1 Před 27 dny +2

      @@andyniblett8986Andy, you’re about to go to league 1…how u think u can rattle Villa is beyond me 🤣🤣🤣

    • @captaindunsel2806
      @captaindunsel2806 Před 27 dny +1

      You're only famous because James Bond used to drive an Aston Villa.

  • @Chitapool-cr2ii
    @Chitapool-cr2ii Před 26 dny

    Wolves,Leeds,Man City, Blackburn and Charlton to name a few, all deep dived from the PL to League 1. Its how you recover that matters. It can take 20 years.

  • @rjw4762
    @rjw4762 Před 27 dny +3

    I have been shocked for years at how poorly-supported Birmingham City appears to be. They are in the second city FGS ! To only get 18,000 supporters coming to the ground is poor, really. They were in the PL 12 years ago (?) and win the League Cup in 2010 (?) - they should be getting mid 20ks. Their plight right now is due to the over-reaction to sack a Manager when you're 7th, and appoint a bafoon in Rooney. I don't want to see BCFC go down, but if they do it will be partly self-inflicted.

    • @user-il5xg9of5k
      @user-il5xg9of5k Před 27 dny +4

      Theyre charging £37 a ticket and last night for example we had one shot on target… We dont score, we mostly always lose and barely even fight - why the f would anyone spend nearly £40 each week for that?! All after year upon year of miss management, points deductions & dodgy ownership

    • @rjw4762
      @rjw4762 Před 27 dny

      @@user-il5xg9of5k I take your points there, but my view is that when you're in a city with 3 million people within 45 minutes travel, they should still be able to generate more support. I dare say there are a lot of people who would call themselves BCFC fans, but they rarely go - and with results this season you can't blame them, I suppose. I still think that BCFC could be a bit of a 'sleeping giant' but it seems to have been mis-managed for many years;

    • @user-il5xg9of5k
      @user-il5xg9of5k Před 27 dny +2

      @@rjw4762 Also huge proportion of city is Asian/ Irish etc.. immigrants. V few of who came to Bham to start a new life and thought yeah ill support this shite Div 1 team ha. Most followed United, Lpool and so on

    • @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta
      @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta Před 27 dny +6

      My mom supported the team and her father before. Support going back to the 1930s. The newcomers who live around the ground have zero interest in football or other British traditions.

    • @j.worrall2674
      @j.worrall2674 Před 27 dny

      A lot of people in Brum will support your typical 'top 6' clubs, or will not have an interest in football altogether. Youngsters who are brought up watching football will opt for the better of the two teams in Villa, as I doubt that they would want to watch Birmingham on a weekly basis. I'm a Blues fan simply because my dad is one, and my grandad as well before he passed. Fans of BCFC are fans mainly because of their family, as it seems to be becoming rarer to support your local team. We used to get large crowds if you look back some decades ago, but a lot of supporters from those days have either long since passed, or have lost interest in watching a poor team. Not to mention the overinflated prices they charge for home game tickets.

  • @jimbowen2142
    @jimbowen2142 Před 17 dny

    As a Villa fan, id like to see West Midlands clubs doing well. However, Im not hearing football, I'm hearing pop concerts.?? WTF???

  • @Bhodisatvas
    @Bhodisatvas Před 25 dny +1

    This sounds very much like what SISU told Coventry fans before the destruction began. Birmingham City FC are now pawns in a development and land battle.

    • @JustMyFish
      @JustMyFish Před 22 dny

      And then Blues smashed them 3-0

  • @ErnieCarter
    @ErnieCarter Před 21 dnem

    These new owners have made mistakes but they have ambition so in Tom we trust.

  • @ErinStephanie-mf2qk
    @ErinStephanie-mf2qk Před 19 dny

    Not a Birmingham fan, but they do have huge potential. And are massive historical underachievers. One of the top 10, though? Not sure about that one. The so called ‘big six’ plus Everton, Villa, Newcastle, and lastly Leeds, would fill those spots. But top 15, is more accurate and fair. They should be bigger than Leicester. And we all know what they’ve achieved. Not to mention Wolves and (despite their past European history) Forest too.

  • @Salacious-Crumb
    @Salacious-Crumb Před 27 dny +3

    💩 on the 🏙... "small heath get battered everywhere they go... everywhere they go" 😂

    • @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta
      @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta Před 27 dny

      Loved it when Turnip said that playing Blues in 2002/03 would be 'an easy six points'.... he wasn't wrong! lol

    • @Salacious-Crumb
      @Salacious-Crumb Před 27 dny +1

      @@CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta but after that season blues never won again against villa

    • @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta
      @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta Před 27 dny

      @@Salacious-Crumb Wrong again twelve-toes... League Cup 2011 for one.

    • @Salacious-Crumb
      @Salacious-Crumb Před 27 dny

      @@CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta 2005 last time you beat us in the league ...we beat you every league game since 💩on the 🏙

    • @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta
      @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta Před 26 dny +1

      @@Salacious-Crumb "but after that season blues never won again against villa". LOL

  • @darrin2382
    @darrin2382 Před 21 dnem

    In other words - 'Resorts World FC' is coming to a second city near you...

  • @interstellarbeatteller9306

    SJ could not survive in todays climate of paying 50k a week to his 3rd choice right back

  • @harryjohnson8371
    @harryjohnson8371 Před 27 dny +13

    Blues would never fill 60 thousand
    Tiny club

  • @michaeltitmus4073
    @michaeltitmus4073 Před 18 dny

    If anything it was a compliment , at least we now have some ambition instead of treading water !

  • @Juiceworld21
    @Juiceworld21 Před 19 dny

    Simon jordan makes a statement then does not come to any coclusion,the fan said b'ham city cant compete villa,then jordan chats complete bullocks.

  • @stephen3511
    @stephen3511 Před 27 dny

    Recruitment has been the problem. Players and managers.

  • @IISoMaLiaNII
    @IISoMaLiaNII Před 27 dny +5

    John Eustace must be wetting himself watching all this unfold. Sacked in 6th and they’re gonna go down lol

    • @L1am21
      @L1am21 Před 27 dny +1

      Eustace is near the sack at Blackburn

    • @Elst07896
      @Elst07896 Před 23 dny

      Don't understand that - Eustace isn't exactly having the time of his life right now either!

  • @paulorganisation1
    @paulorganisation1 Před 27 dny

    Yh, he SLAMMED them! Thinks will be different

  • @1962starchild
    @1962starchild Před 27 dny +5

    I DONT KNOW MUCH ABOUT BIRMINGHAM CITY BUT THEY ARE DEFINATLEY A BIGGER CLUB THAN LUTON BOURNMOUTH BRENTFORD BURNLEY ETC .BUT NOTHING NEAR ASTON VILLA BUT CAN DEFINATLEY GET TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE

  • @stephentaylor5500
    @stephentaylor5500 Před 26 dny

    the owners decision making so far doesn't bold well for them being able to pull off this ambitious vision. i'd say the whole scheme is dependent upon the NFL creating a European conference rather than BCFC.

  • @user-in4qv6bm4l
    @user-in4qv6bm4l Před 9 dny

    They need to go down to rebuild and it certainly won't be easy to get back up

  • @LG26
    @LG26 Před 4 dny

    Now they are in league one 😂😂

  • @michaeltitmus4073
    @michaeltitmus4073 Před 18 dny

    Is he still pissed ?

  • @michaeltitmus4073
    @michaeltitmus4073 Před 18 dny

    And still the most successful club in the midlands this century , BCFC KRO

  • @timwattison4419
    @timwattison4419 Před 17 dny

    60K, itll be empty as usual 😂

  • @user-xf8vn3wz1m
    @user-xf8vn3wz1m Před 27 dny

    🤣OMG....🤣...Come on Jim don't do that to Simon " We didnt have Tina Turner perform on a regular basis, we didn't have NFL games"

  • @welshhibby
    @welshhibby Před 24 dny +1

    Birmingham City are just as big as Villa and I'm not a Blues fan.

    • @Thurston1986
      @Thurston1986 Před 21 dnem +2

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @MrJimm3h
    @MrJimm3h Před 27 dny +5

    The vast majority of Birmingham suburbs support Villa. This will all fall on it’s head.

  • @kevinbeardsley7159
    @kevinbeardsley7159 Před 20 dny

    He doesn’t like us does he 🤣🤣💙

  • @stephenbell8349
    @stephenbell8349 Před 27 dny +1

    Be the biggest sports facililty in League 1!

  • @TheG3neralLee
    @TheG3neralLee Před 27 dny +1

    Try and do a title to your videos that doesn’t say SLAMS. Annoying af

  • @adamrbing
    @adamrbing Před 27 dny

    Lol in small heath he has obviously never been for a walk around the surrounding area

  • @jubrum2476
    @jubrum2476 Před 15 dny

    Birmingham will recover. Things are starting to go right at Board level and the fan base is far bigger than the Aston Villa base. So give it some years and they will be back to their rightful position as the number one club in the midlands. Wolves have been in that place for too long now.

  • @bagnag21
    @bagnag21 Před 27 dny +14

    Aston is a run down nasty suburb of Birmingham, it’s about time that the team that carries the name of the City starts to behave a perform as such, hopefully they can match the big talk and become to number 1 team in the midlands and put the ward of Aston back in its place.

    • @billjones3720
      @billjones3720 Před 27 dny +10

      Aston back in it's place? "In the all-time list of most successful English football clubs, Birmingham City FC is placed 29th with 2 major trophies, while their opponents Aston Villa are 8th with 23." I rest my case. UTV!

    • @nickbourne3910
      @nickbourne3910 Před 27 dny +4

      @@billjones3720well said. UTFV

    • @paulcarter6146
      @paulcarter6146 Před 27 dny +4

      The whole city is run down its not exactly a palice round st andrews

    • @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta
      @CliveSinclairSaysBoSelecta Před 27 dny +5

      The whole city (and nearly the whole country) resembles Mogadishu...

    • @markmorrid8144
      @markmorrid8144 Před 27 dny +1

      😅😅 your having a laugh.

  • @Villa832
    @Villa832 Před 18 dny +1

    Villa dwarf Blues. They will always be in our shadow.

  • @Juiceworld21
    @Juiceworld21 Před 19 dny

    Simon jordan big statements but wheres the answer to the questions?

  • @Danny-Boy1874
    @Danny-Boy1874 Před 23 dny

    '...coupled with existing railroad structure'... Hahaha! Good luck with that! VTID

  • @KingsNorton1973
    @KingsNorton1973 Před 23 dny +1

    We have a plan so you cant knock them .After all the idiots who have run our club into the ground
    its nice to see ambition .Birmingham is full of blue noses most villa fans come from Stafford and Sutton

  • @AnDyP1875
    @AnDyP1875 Před 27 dny +4

    I missed the aston villa comment

  • @pascalpitchen3219
    @pascalpitchen3219 Před 27 dny +2

    Hilarious seeing how deluded and clueless Tom Wagner is about this sport. I get it from Jim. He deliberately looks to generate hype and debate. But he has to tone it down because he lost a lot of credibility saying Rooney was gonna be a good coach when everyone knew the Birmingham FC owners have zero clue about this sport.

    • @slightlyconfused876
      @slightlyconfused876 Před 27 dny

      Never heard Wagner say that, I heard Cook say it and thought, what bullshit. Hey I was right.

  • @Upstairsforpete
    @Upstairsforpete Před 27 dny +1

    Good luck on getting easy access...unless you are ejecting the Cov Rd out of the stratosphere 🤑

  • @fishyattacksAVFC
    @fishyattacksAVFC Před 27 dny +7

    Small Heath get battered everywhere they go 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @ChowTube-xu1rb
    @ChowTube-xu1rb Před 26 dny +4

    This is stupid , every Villa fan wants the 2nd city derby with the Blues .... they would have one of the best midfielders in the world now had they not sold Jude Bellingham , and that's good for Villa, competition will progress us , they've got some way to go but I hope Blues get some investment

    • @JustMyFish
      @JustMyFish Před 21 dnem

      We have investment 3+bn of it from a man that runs companies worth 900bn combined.

  • @lokischildren7862
    @lokischildren7862 Před 27 dny +1

    Birmingham is copying Tottenham

  • @user-ih9uz5vk2p
    @user-ih9uz5vk2p Před 24 dny

    Jim white acting like we’re moving to the new stadium tomorrow, fair enough they’ve got the ambition and willing to go into details with fans. On field it might be awful but what other owners are you seeing that are so transparent. Especially after Birminghams last owners

  • @TheFourSatoshis
    @TheFourSatoshis Před 14 dny

    SOTC UTV

  • @robertquinton9911
    @robertquinton9911 Před 22 dny

    Ffs people go on and on the size or whatever the sports quater has nothing to do with our league position it will take 5 years to build thst gives us 5 years to improve on the pitch the owners have already said we are going to have money to spend in the summer what a useless conversation

  • @kelvynblue
    @kelvynblue Před 26 dny

    Knighthead have made ONE mistake, name a club that hasn't made mistakes. Nobody is looking at what Knighthead have done for Blues, completely redesigned the stadium, built more revenue than we have probably ever had. Yeah ok the playing side has been dismal but don't forget they are still stuck with FFP and players from the previous ownership, add in being unlucky with Mowbray, I can't thank them enough for what they have done, it's the players that aren't performing at the moment. Also Wagner said named not main and actually said he wants us to be on terms with Villa not bigger, he said a big derby with two teams doing well is great for the city

  • @cureit9161
    @cureit9161 Před 27 dny +4

    Ive heard Villa are to move stadium to Solihul by NEC, yer and it's going to hold 200,000.....see how easy it is to write bullshit.

    • @SuperGilly71
      @SuperGilly71 Před 26 dny +4

      Very easy for a villa fan 😂

    • @cureit9161
      @cureit9161 Před 26 dny

      @@SuperGilly71 blues having nothing to laugh about, they are an embarrassment to football....

    • @JustMyFish
      @JustMyFish Před 22 dny

      Solihull Villa FC 🤣🤣

  • @woodyforest2334
    @woodyforest2334 Před 26 dny

    Rooney only had them for 15 games, far too much blame on him. He never had any transfer windows to build owt.
    Owners and previous team builders to blame..

  • @Elst07896
    @Elst07896 Před 23 dny

    I honestly don't know what Jim's talking about...I really don't! The biggest difference I've found between Blues and Villa is ambition! Villa have shown much more ambition as the years have passed and by and large, they've done quite well. But Blues have ambition now! Mr Wagner's come in and shown us his vision of what he wants to do and see so my question to Jim is this: What the Hell is wrong with that?! 🤬🤬

  • @normhanson981
    @normhanson981 Před 25 dny

    Impressive ambition , take note Chelsea playing in a 39,000 capacity stadium 😂

  • @nsmith40ns
    @nsmith40ns Před 27 dny +5

    When I read these villa fans are saying then I sitt back and think that's why I support the blues arrogant

    • @cureit9161
      @cureit9161 Před 27 dny

      Small Heath alliance are a joke club and stole the Name if the city.

    • @slightlyconfused876
      @slightlyconfused876 Před 27 dny +1

      When I read what Villa fans say I think, they sound worried. KRO

  • @creativitycell
    @creativitycell Před 7 dny

    Every Real Villa fan wants them back in the Premier for our City, but theres no way Blues will EVER be bigger than Villa! It will take them 10 years just to become a solid mid table Prem team at this rate! They have Todd Boely America delusion at the helm like Chelsea! Unlike two Villa Owners with a long history of sports franchises and business, a lot of orher American owners dont grasp rhe reality if English football and try to rush the process. 🤔

  • @GamerFrisco
    @GamerFrisco Před 27 dny +2

    💩 on the villa. 🔵🔵🔵

    • @pjoseph5950
      @pjoseph5950 Před 26 dny +1

      You play Stockport next season 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @davidjames1377
    @davidjames1377 Před 26 dny

    Going down in the hopes of coming back up and getting that balloon payment?

  • @malc70000
    @malc70000 Před 23 dny

    All what they want to is already in Birmingham. Man City were not under any spending restrictions so there is no comparison to be made . They cannot fill their ground at the moment, it’s only full when they play the Villa.

    • @JustMyFish
      @JustMyFish Před 22 dny

      Been a sellout over 6 times this season and almost every Saturday.

  • @Juiceworld21
    @Juiceworld21 Před 19 dny

    So birmingham are villas poor neighbours,simons statement the conclusion was what?im still waiting.

  • @steverafferty4114
    @steverafferty4114 Před 27 dny

    Tina Turner, genius