39 years today

[sam domingo]

Anybody at Birmingham when we had to wear their away kit? We won 2-0 (having had that awful Christmas spell when we lost at Wolves and had two desperate 0-0 draws at home to Sunderland and Coventry). Many mention Stoke away in the FA cup and Oxford away in the league cup, but I think this often a forgotten game in our turnaround at that time.

 

[tim gabbott]

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Wearing Birminghams kit? Never heard that one before mate.

 

[allen]

Why didn’t Birmingham wear their own away kit?

One of many things that would never happen in the Premier League era!

 

[Daytripper]

Didn’t we wear Lutons kit once too? Early 90s I think.

 

[4737carlin]

Was it red? Theh had a red one I remember

 

[sam domingo]

It was when we had that silver coloured away strip, I don't know if the referee thought it was a bit indistinct from their kit? Anyway, we had to wear their white away top, I'm sure there will be a few on here who remember it?

 

[Brendan Janus]

Anybody at Birmingham when we had to wear their away kit? We won 2-0 (having had that awful Christmas spell when we lost at Wolves and had two desperate 0-0 draws at home to Sunderland and Coventry). Many mention Stoke away in the FA cup and Oxford away in the league cup, but I think this often a forgotten game in our turnaround at that time.

It is a forgotten game mate !!

 

[anton66]

A very young blue pride of brum legged us all over the place

 

[Neiler]

For a split second thought this was another pressure group.

 

[Brendan Janus]

A very young blue pride of brum legged us all over the place

What you mean the Apex Firm !!

 

[kev]

A very young blue pride of brum legged us all over the place

Zulu warriors everywhere ?

 

[Milkman]

For a split second thought this was another pressure group.

They're encouraging all fans to change shirts in the 39th minute of the Brighton game apparently

 

[Bluesaint]

I remember the result as it did spur us onto a bit of a winning streak, but only listened on the radio. I'd like to think that Alan Irvine scored if memory serves.