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hebakkk tim neh |
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llarsson....  |
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turun division la kali neh |
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Balas #84 epitome\ catat
kalo brucey yg jd manajer..tentu tak turun..wigan yg turun. |
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babai birmingham...
so,ada sapa2 nk pancing larsson...??? |
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Originally posted by Pak_Jen at 4-5-2008 10:39 AM 
kalo brucey yg jd manajer..tentu tak turun..wigan yg turun.
m.u lejen!! |
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bye bye the brum  |
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James McFadden is a wanted man following Birmingham's relegation - with Portsmouth, Sunderland and Celtic chasing the |
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Blues on trail for more cup joy
Birmingham cruised into the quarter-finals of the FA Cup for the second successive season but Alexander Hleb is facing Wembley heartbreak.
• McLeish confirms Hleb concerns
Hleb set up the first two goals for Jean Beausejour and Obafemi Martins but was then stretchered off and looks doubtful for next weekend's Carling Cup final against his former club Arsenal.
Full-back David Murphy scored the third goal early in the second period and Birmingham were comfortable 3-0 winners against Sheffield Wednesday despite making eight changes.
Martins, on loan from Rubin Kazan for the rest of the season, staked his claim to start against the Gunners with an impressive performance and he showed excellent movement.
Veteran midfielder Lee Bowyer also demonstrated his quality with some trademark runs into the Wednesday box while Keith Fahey also caught the eye in a defensive central role.
Blues needed only five minutes to take the lead through Beausejour's first goal for the club.
Hleb's vision picked out Bowyer's late run and the former England midfielder sent the ball across the danger area towards Beausejour. He was unmarked as he side-footed the ball past Nicky Weaver.
Wednesday tried to retaliate and it needed a fine tackle by Roger Johnson to deny Neil Mellor as he prepared to shoot.
But Birmingham were soon back on the offensive and Weaver parried away a powerful Fahey free-kick.
It was one-way traffic and Weaver blocked a close range effort from Beausejour after good play by Murphy.
It came as no surprise when Martins scored his first goal for City after 17 minutes.
Hleb was again the creator with a pass which Martins was able to take into his stride before firing past the exposed Weaver into the far corner of the net.
O'Connor became the first player to be yellow carded after 22 minutes for chopping down Hleb.
It soon became clear Hleb could not continue and was stretchered off before being replaced by David Bentley.
Birmingham continued to dominate and Johnson was only just off target with a header from a Fahey free-kick.
Owls boss Gary Megson made a defensive change after 27 minutes with Richard Hinds replacing Mark Reynolds.
Cameron Jerome prodded wide from three yards out from a low Bentley cross to the near post after getting in front of Weaver.
In a rare Wednesday attack Murphy made a good block on Michael Morrison's attempt.
Tommy Spur became the second Owls player to be booked after 35 minutes for a foul on Beausejour.
Wednesday enjoyed their best spell of the half and Mellor just failed to make connect with a low cross from Daniel Jones after he had got past Stephen Carr.
But in injury-time Bentley shot just wide after the Owls were caught on the counter-attack.
Megson made two more changes at half-time with Mark Beevers and Liam Palmer replacing Michael Morrison and O'Connor.
Blues boss Alex McLeish replaced Jerome with Kevin Phillips for the second half.
When the action restarted Doyle got his body behind a low 25 yard drive from Palmer, while at the other end Weaver punched away a powerful Bentley effort.
After 53 minutes City went further ahead through Murphy.
Weaver punched away Fahey's corner to the near post under pressure from Bowyer.
But Murphy was first to react and drilled his shot home.
Martins should have made it 4-0 but he shot over the bar from close range from Bentley's low centre.
Roger Johnson was booked for a challenge on Hinds and he was replaced shortly afterwards by Jordon Mutch.
Beevers was yellow carded for hauling down Bowyer but much of the sting had gone out of the game give the control Birmingham were enjoying.
# McLeish confirms Hleb concerns
Alex McLeish has confirmed that he is concerned about Alex Hleb's chances of facing former club Arsenal in next Sunday's Carling Cup final.
"The latest is Alex is limping heavily. He will have a scan hopefully over the next 24 hours," McLeish said. "We presume we can get something done tomorrow and we will know after that if there is any damage.
"It is his knee. We don't believe there is any cruciate problems but he got a fair rattle. The guy was very late in the tackle. He is a great player and we still believe he will make an impact for us at some stage this season and, hopefully, he will be okay for the final.''
McLeish admitted he also substituted key defender Roger Johnson over fears he would be sent off and so banned for the final after he had collected a yellow card.
"I thought 'one mis-timed tackle from Roger and he is looking at red with disastrous consequences," he said. "It was a good opportunity to take Roger off. If the scoreline had been tighter, we would have gone along with him. I felt it was the right thing to do.''
Striker Cameron Jerome was substituted at half-time with an ankle injury although he should be fit for the final. McLeish was pleased with his side's performance after making eight changes.
"In terms of allowing players to recharge batteries and being able to change the team, and also for the players to come in and get some much-needed match practice, it was a good day for us.''
Owls boss Gary Megson was livid with the standard of his side's defending.
"It was terrific for us for the first six minutes and yet again, each time the opposition have their first attack they score from it," he said. "Woeful doesn't describe it adequately, the simplicity of the goals against us.
"It shouldn't happen like that. If someone scores a world-class goal against you, or a lucky one, there is not a huge amount you can do. But the first goal is an awful one to give away.
"It starts on the halfway line and is a ball we should clear and be a lot stronger with. Next time we are touching the ball, it is in the back of the net. The second goal is even worse.''
rentak kemenangan perlu diteruskan |
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mak aih.. benang tahun 2007.. |
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mak aih.. benang tahun 2007..
hardeyboyz Post at 22-2-2011 16:46 
finalist miki cup taw.. |
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finalist miki cup taw..
gicks79 Post at 23-2-2011 09:42 AM
hebat tim alek mek lish ni.. |
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rupenye si bendi ni men kat sini dolu dolu...
hardeyboyz Post at 23-2-2011 10:06 
arsenal kasi pinjam je kan? |
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hebat tim alek mek lish ni..
hardeyboyz Post at 23-2-2011 10:03
bakal chempiyen miki cup mane taw.. |
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dah champion pun....... |
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Birmingham peroleh kejuaraan Piala Liga
28/02/2011 2:58am
LONDON, 28 Feb. - Birmingham City memenangi Piala Liga buat kali kedua selepas menewaskan Arsenal 2-1 pada saingan akhir di Stadium Wembley, awal pagi tadi.
Kali terakhir Birmingham memperoleh kejuaraan Piala Liga ialah pada tahun 1963.
Jaringan lewat daripada pemain gantian Obafemi Martins pada minit ke-89 memberikan kemenangan mutlak buat Birmingham.
Sebelum itu penyerang Arsenal, Robin van Persie berjaya untuk menyamakan keputusan 1-1 pada minit ke-39 selepas Nikola Zigic memperoleh jaringan awal buat Birmingham pada minit ke-28. -AFP |
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Apela arsenal,nga birmingham pun bleh kalah,hu2 |
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Post time 26-4-2008 11:17 PM
Post time 28-2-2011 09:15 AM
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