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Colin Tattum

Colin Tattum

Birmingham City have Alex McLeish reaching for the dictionary

The one thing you can’t accuse Blues of is not having an indomitable spirit.Read

Matt Derbyshire fits the bill for Birmingham City

He’s got Champions League experience, became a cult figure at his foreign club and he’s determined to show his worth as a top performer in England again.Read

At home with Birmingham City owner Carson Yeung

Carson Yeung, owner of Birmingham City FC, talks to Colin Tattum during Blues’ recent visit to the Far East and explains his plans for the club.Read

Alex McLeish and Birmingham City board united in squad-building

Take Manchester City out of the equation, and football’s transfer window has been a relatively quiet affair. Almost a non-event.Read

Chinese market could help Birmingham City improve financial muscle

Birmingham City are confident that their tour of Hong Kong and China will have done them a power of good for their future prosperity. Read

Far East tour breaks new ground for Birmingham City

Birmingham City’s Far East adventure has broken new ground for a pre-season tour.Read

Garry O'Connor determined to repay Birmingham City's faith

Two summers ago Garry O’Connor was at the peak of his powers. He showed up as Birmingham City’s most impressive performer on their tour to Austria.Read

Colin Tattum: England need a new philosophy not just new faces

England's failure at another major tournament underlines why the problems are not just caused by personalities. Read

Birmingham City look to blend in new signings on Far East trip

It was back down to business for Birmingham City this week, and it was as if they had never been away.Read

Birmingham City keeper Ben Foster focusing on the new season

As Fabio Capello wrestles with his goalkeeping conundrum and Joe Hart stands by in hope, Birmingham City’s Ben Foster has no time for wishful thinking.Read

Birmingham City closing in on Fabrizio Miccoli

Fabrizio Miccoli has been earmarked as the man to replace Christian Benitez in the Birmingham City team. Read

Colin Tattum: Fabio Capello the right man for England

Whatever happens in South Africa, Fabio Capello is the best man to lead England's bid for World Cup glory, says Colin Tattum.Read

Birmingham City in safe hands between the sticks

By and large, they have always tended to be blessed with good goalkeepers at St Andrew’s.Read

Birmingham City's Ben Foster will still be backing the boys in South Africa

Ben Foster won’t sulk or ignore the television when the World Cup finals get underway.Read

Birmingham boss Alex McLeish stresses importance of quality signings

Alex McLeish has wasted no time in trying to bolster his squad for next season.Read

Spirits high this time round as Birmingham City head to Bolton

Alex McLeish’s side play their final match of the season at Bolton Wanderers on Sunday, the venue where they first bowed out of the Premier League. Read

FA panel considers Stephen Carr's good disciplinary record in awarding one-match ban

Birmingham City defender Stephen Carr escaped with a one-match ban after an FA Commission found him guilty of improper conduct at the end of the Aston Villa game.Read

Alex McLeish seeks final home game celebration of all that's been good at Birmingham City

Birmingham City bring the curtain down on their home campaign with the visit of Burnley.Read

McLeish planning Birmingham City changes for Burnley visit

Alex McLeish may consider ringing the changes for Birmingham City’s last home match of the current campaign.Read

Manchester City ask Birmingham to end Joe Hart's loan spell early

Birmingham City have confirmed that Manchester City have made a formal approach to take Joe Hart back from his loan.Read

Author Profile

Colin Tattum is chief sports writer of the Birmingham Mail. He is the Birmingham City correspondent and a respected football analyst with a wealth of reporting experience, having joined the newspaper as one of its youngest ever trainees straight from school.