BIRMINGHAM CITY v SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY

Another of my rare big days out at St. Andrews because 5,500 miles is a long way! . . . 
 


So to the Press room I go, and I turn to this fella and say, "Didn't you use to be Joe Gallagher?!" It turns out he still is. I forget what he told me he does at the club, but his main income is via Rover in Solihull . . . following Villa fans around the plant and breaking their legs.
 
 
Spot the ball and win 3s 6d.
 

The [lousy] St. Andrews turf flies in this shot. It sez 'football' to me, but where the hell is the ball [again]?
 

McSheffrey tries a long lob, and kills a Sheffield Wednesday supporter at the back of the Olympic Gallery.
 

Second half, and Jerome goes close, but  . . .
 

Jerome returns to the penalty area to fire the first after the keeper had spilled the ball under pressure from his own defender. Another defender narrowly avoids a red card as the ball whistles past his gesticulation of adulation.
 

Time to celebrate! Jerome rarely seems happy, or is he always like that?
 

Borat's English bro appears and wins a bet to win him much more than his fine. That plus life imprisonment, a modeling career with Vic Secret, and an Aston Villa season ticket.
 
 
I missed the damn second goal has I was using a long lens and it's dark in there. It was good for this shot though, as Larsson heads for the Bull Ring to celebrate. Oh happy days at St. Andrews!
 


I have a lot of favourite shots from this great day out, but in my top 3 is this one of young fans. It's so good to see kids following the Blues as they are the Club's future in so many ways. I have 4 boys of my own and when they don a Blues shirt I just melt. Yep, daft int I loike.

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