We Are Birmingham Podcast

Now that Birmingham City have made a few signings the lads return after a short break to discuss transfers, latest news and rumours surrounding Blues. They also touch on the alleged proposal to play against Wrexham in the USA, and discuss the end of season review.

With the news that Birmingham City have named Chris Davies as First Team Manager, the lads return to give their thoughts on the appointment. They also welcome Rob Tanner from The Athletic who gives further insight on the former Spurs and Leicester assistant manager.

The boys are back and joined by Ben from Blues Breakdown to take an in depth look at potential candidates to replace Tony Mowbray at Birmingham City.

The lads are back after their end of season break to perform a brief autopsy of Birmingham City’s relegation season. They also react to the news that Tony Mowbray has decided to step down permanently and consider what the next steps will be for the club. Including recruitment and potential candidates for the managers role.

The lads are back to discuss Birmingham City’s draw with Huddersfield as well as fans reacting to players reacting to fans reacting to players! They hear from Norwich fan Jon Dunham ahead of this weekend's game and finally, to celebrate the 100th episode, there’s a compilation of predictions from guests looking ahead to the weekend.

The lads are back to talk about the Birmingham City v Rotherham game, OSCs and tickets and the news about Dion Sanderson. They get a Huddersfield opinion from Matt at Huddersfield podcast And He Takes That Chance before discussing the up coming game and making some predictions.

The lads are back to go through a super eventful week with the Birmingham City games against Cardiff and Coventry along with some 15 Second Opinions. They then discuss the Open House at St Andrew's, before looking ahead to the Rotherham game on Saturday.

The podcast is back to discuss bank holiday games against QPR and Preston. They touch on the UB40 gig and look ahead to the Leicester game. Advanced apologies about the audio issues, we encountered some technical problems during this episode.

As we head into the international break, we're back with a slightly shorter one this week to discuss the return of Gary Rowett as interim Birmingham City manager and reflect on Saturday's defeat to Watford. Chris also gives an update on week two of training towards the Birmingham Great Run.

We're back to discuss a disappointing two games while trying to find hope in the remaining nine that remain. Chris reveals his 10k training routine and the guys look ahead to Watford at the weekend with a guest from the Voices Of The Vic podcast. A usual suspect is also packing his bags back to Cornella.

Chris and Matthew are back as they look back at the last few games against Ipswich, Southampton and Hull. There is plenty for them to discuss, from player performances, standout moments, and contentious refereeing decisions. Finally, there's a guest spot containing a few thoughts from Joe of the That Millwall Podcast, before the lads give their own predictions for this Saturday's game.

The trio return to touch on the concerning news about Tony Mowbray. They pay tribute to him along with some listeners who have sent messages in and Cornella has a familiar visitor. They still discuss the Sunderland game and also look forward to Ipswich this upcoming weekend.

The boys return to look back at the Sheffield Wednesday and Blackburn games and to discuss the notable signs of development emerging in the style of play. A handful of other topics are discussed before they look forward to this weekend's sellout against Sunderland.

The lads are back this week to talk about the game against the Baggies, a quiet deadline day and the latest transfer rumour surrounding Bacuna. Finally, they look forward to the games against Sheffield Wednesday and Blackburn.

It's just Chris and Matthew returning for this week on the eve of the transfer window closing as the Vegan is loaned out. Positivity is flowing after the Leicester game, despite the 3-0 loss. There's plenty more to talk about too, as the lads are joined by Daniel Ivery to discuss the stadium naming rights deal and the latest ticket incentive. There's also input on new signing Paik Seung Ho and anticipated new signing Alex Pritchard from from K League analyst Ross Davis and Philip West of the Roker Report. With the transfer window due to close they touch on the latest rumours and make their predictions before looking forward to the derby at West Brom on Saturday.

It's a bumper edition this week as the lads chat about the Stoke game and Mowbray's post-match interview. They also discuss new signing Andre Dozzell and get the thoughts and feelings of Ipswich and QPR (@loftforwords) fans on the new man. Ben from Blues Breakdown also joins the podcast for a chat about what the future holds with Mowbray and sticks around for the latest transfer rumours.

The lads return this week to talk over the impression Tony Mowbray has made during his first week or so at the club. There's plenty to discuss as they get into the first two games under the new man's stewardship, as well as the club's partnership with Oak View Group, potential transfers the away game at Stoke this weekend.

After the official news of Tony Mowbray being announced as First Team Manager, the lads are back, energised and enthusiastic. From the interview process to Tony's love of chocolate, there's a lot to discuss, including why they believe he is the man for the job. After a big chat about the new manager, Cornella prepares itself for an influx of visitors before the lads look ahead to Swansea and the replay against Hull.

Following the breaking news of Wayne Rooney's departure as Blues boss, the WAB podcast returns to discuss where it all went wrong and who might be on the shortlist to replace the former England star. Despite a lengthy chat about the managerial situation, there's still time to send someone to Cornella and to touch on Jordan James potential move to Atalanta.

The lads are back with their moods lifted from the last two performances. There's plenty to get into as they touch on the main talking points and how things have developed on the pitch. Matthew's pets try to stage a small intervention before the lads look forward to the games over the festive period.