My fault that this video didn’t quite go to plan, but I thought the shots of the fans and the chat with Will was too good not to post, hope you enjoyed. KRO, blues.
I enjoyed it, despite how it reopened a fresh wound 😭 best of luck to Bolton in the playoffs, but I wouldn’t mind you staying in league 1 with us and Wrexham.
Did you not manage to get into the ground? I know it was a sellout. If so, such a shame, the owners would have sorted you tickets as they are big on social media presence.
You said exactly what I'd have said. KRO. Wayne Rooney is the reason we went down. Yes, the owners made a mistake in him and the players should have done better, but Rooney threw winning style out of the window and arrogantly stuck to his guns. Waited to be sacked rather than resigning when it was clear he couldn't do the job. And still blamed THE FANS 😮 Relegation is on him. Rowett proved the players could do it, given belief, etc. Norwich beaten play off semi finalists and we beat them. Rooney's team would have been soundly beaten.
Living in France dont hear much about teams out of the PL but Beijing a born manc i follow all the results😂(born fallowfield so you should know my team😂) thought it strange sacking the bloke just to put a granny sha... a granny sugar in charge , by the way thanks for ya double over the ARSENAL 😂😂😂
I have lots of blurry memories of my 90's childhood when I first went to the matches with my uncle and cousins. I only wish there was more camera footage of those times that aren't just the match highlights. SAFC with ❤🤍
Really ? From what I’ve seen , is all poorly shot , poorly executed and presented content . Guess a pretty face and football makes for “amazing archive” 😂 simple creatures men …
Not just about going down, but how the club goes down and how well prepared they are for the challenges of the lower leauges. Putting those contingency plans in place before relegation is even confirmed is essential but many clubs fail to plan for that eventuality.
I laughed to myself when this happened as a villa fan. Now a few days have passed, do really feel for the city. We might be rivals bit they're also neighbours. Hope they bounce back as both clubs are miles apart currently and that means the chances of a second city Derby are slim. I love to hate you blue noses but my thoughts are with you
Last season I went through this experience for the first time with my club, Santos FC. A club that once had Pelé, who died the same year the club was relegated, Neymar, Rodrygo and many other players are now in the Brazilian second division. When we lost the game in the last round and our fate was confirmed, I confess I wasn't very sad. But a few months later, when the Brazilian championship started and I saw that Santos wouldn't be there, I discovered that our disaster was really real. I feel sorry for Birmingham, such a traditional club like others in English football that cannot stay in the top division. We will all come back stronger one day. As Santos fans like to say, “not loving you will never be an option.”
Villa fan here, really sad to see BCFC drop so badly and been messed around with it just shows that the owners need to be setting an example and don't just use a football club as a money spinner. A football club needs love and full on support not just money. I hope one day they are back in the prem and the midlands derby is back. I know villa and brum fans can be really aggressive to each other but without your rivals then football is dead. I hope the blues get back up and are up there again where they belong with the other midlands teams. Fingers crossed they bounce back up to championship again. Its a hard league to get out of.
I'm a Northampton fan and completely agree. More times than not they beat us, but when you beat them like we did with Derby, it's a very special victory.
foreigner me, knowing nothing about English club football, love this channel, just feeling the delight through the screen of Neive getting those alien wearers on camera lol
As an Everton supporter, this makes me twitch uncomfortably. It isn't what any supporter wants to hear at this moment, but the battle between Brady/Birmingham City and Rob/Ryan/Wrexham in League 1 will be something.
Can remember Birmingham as a top flight club in the 70s. Nothing against the team but the fans were the scum of the earth back then. Always had a soft spot for seeing them fail since those days.
@@TheGiantKillersas a West Ham supporter I have been to St. Andrews on several occasions, most notably during the 70’s - 90’s and the last occasion for the League Cup semi-final second leg when they came back to beat us and head to Wembley. I totally agree with you, for some reason they have always behaved like complete animals. I also remember when they sent us down in 2003 during the last match and totally gloated at doing so. Fast forward 21 years and both clubs are now polar opposites.
@@chairmanalf7856 it's BIRMINGHAM - a grungy industrial town that Heavy Metal spawned from ..... WTF do you expect.....? Tea and Cucumber finger sandwiches to be served at the Gate?
We were terrible for most of the season. Infact we have been terrible for multiple seasons always down the bottom of the Championship. We have new owners and im hopeful for the future and we will be back up soon.KRO
Nieve this is a crackin video. Love the rawness of hearing post relegation genuine chat. Never want to feel what those fans are going through and I wish them well in league one
I lived through such a relegation with my hometown team, it feels like someone tears out your heart. My team hit the crossbar in the last second of the injury time, it could have meant that we stay up. We didnt. But in the end every time these things happens it should be a new beginning, not a devastating end.
I understand the feeling completly and it is soul crushing. Im a fan of Vitoria de Setubal and a few years ago we were directly relegated from the portuguese 1st division all the way down to the 3rd tier, it was due to bad management but just 3 years later we went down to the 4th tier (wich is this year)... the lowest the club has ever been and it breaks my heart every single day... but this same year where we entered the 4th tier, were on our way to go up immedeatly through sheer will power and a lot of support from all sadinos. Most important is to keep ur head up, support the players and the club, show your love and just try to be present but also be hopefull that things will get better. Much love from Portugal to all birmingham city fans, thing will get better
Maybe don't sack your manager when they are doing well, both Birmingham and Sunderland did this during the season and sank like a stone. It was a shame Uncle Tony took ill as he might have kept them up (Get luck Mr Mowbray, hope you get well soon). Is it a lesson that Hull and Norwich might not have learned sacking their manager's after finishing 7th and 6th
Great video as always 😊 i feel sorry for the Birmingham fans and all at the club 💙🤍 i still remember them in danish tv in the seventies 💪 you will come back 💙🤍
Hey birmingham, I know your pain. I'm a schalke fan and witnessing our nemesis (Aston Villa in UCL, Dortmund in UCL Final) playing in higher level is sickening :(
Bluenose here. Absolutely tragic what’s happening to your club. After many decades, Blues at least have a bright future. Hope there’s a way forward for your club
Having SO many changes of manager in one season is just insane! Regardless of the players, if they all have different philosophies, it will tear a team apart! With new ownership and hopefully a steady manager, they will be back up after one season.
Argyle fan here, great video StuntPegg, feel for the Brummie fans, it was just not their day wth all 4 of us somehow winning! I fully expect us to be in a similar position next season!
Villa fan here. You'd think I'd be happy, I'm not. It's a tragedy for the City and although we are rivals, I want that rivalry to be in the Premier League. Rare moment of love my bluenose brothers. SOTC
I remember being in England in 2008 visiting friends, and we were all at a pub watching the playoff final between Hull and Bristol City, with friends from both places there (a mate owned the pub so he had a bit of a watch party). When Hull won and went up, and Bristol were denied promotion - I witnessed a taste of both joy and despair that you don't see in American sports. I can see just why football fans are some of the most passionate fans on earth.
As a Villa supporter, i'm a bit conflicted about the blues struggles. A part of me would love to see them in the national league, but a part of me would also like to see them in the prem losing at villa park 🤣.
I can absolutely promise you that if my club, Everton, eventually go down, we'll not see the top flight again for a long long time, nor will it take us thirteen years to drop down to League One. We'd do that in a season. Hope to see Birmingham back up soon.
NUFC fan here, great videos… I understand a relegation in all seriousness. It’s very painful as you naturally expect your team to do a little better than they have. Chin up, enjoy what you have and look forward to promotion. 👌🏼
Great video. Feel for Birmingham fans this season for them was a perfect storm. I think given their ambitions of their owners and what will likely be a weaker L1 next season, I think theyll be back very quickly.
Here's an incredible milestone for you. When I began following football around the end of the 70s/beginning of the 80s, Birmingham City were a top flight club with Archie Gemmill, Mark Dennis, Frank Worthington, Dave Langan, Jeff Wealands & Alan Curbishley on their books & the late,great "Bald Eagle" Jim Smith in charge. The West Midlands had more top tier clubs than London at that time (Villa,B'ham,Coventry,WBA & Wolves, whereas London only had Arsenal, Palace & Spurs). Doesn't seem possible, knowing that a rathole like London never has less than 6 clubs in the PL at any one time now (currently with 7 clubs). Jim Smith did a marvellous job at Newcastle with literally no money available & I still rate the Eagle as an underrated legend...
As a Pompey fan I really hope Birmingham City go up at the first time of asking because League One is a hard league to get out of. Just ask the likes of Ipswich Town, Coventry City,Sheffield Wednesday, Derby County,Bolton Wanderers and a few other 'upper tier' teams. Once you miss out on the first season,it becomes a nightmare.
As a Pompey fan, League One is a tough place to be and a tough league to get out of. We found that out. But I wish you the best of luck next season and hope you can find your way back to the Championship
@@darthpishkot Carson isn't that bad you gotta give him a chance last match he played he kept a clean sheet he's a veteran keeper and deserves another match. He's only made 2 appearances for them in his carrer.
Always liked Birmingham as a club. Went to see them as an Away fan with Luton when I was in uni. I have a few friends there and I know how this has affected them. I know relegation feeling (well, we will know tomorrow but its guaranteed now). Hopefully, they come back up next season.
The rooney experiment was a major cause for the blues going down. He was struggling at dc United, and because the american owners wanted to boost their online socials its cost them. Eustace saved them from relegation previous season then this season got the blues in a play off spot 4pts clear of 7th place. Real bad decisions the board made i hope for the loyal fans they come straight bk up
My mate is a Birmingham City fan and I’m an Oxford Utd fan, and since we won the playoff final yesterday, his club is in League 1 whilst mine is in the Championship now 😂
Knowing how big your channel is you should of asked from a media presentation to the blues at there reception, i truly believed they would of let you in the ground as blues owners and staff want to premote perspective on out side views. In the coming seasons, if you want to do a blog at the ground, you're always welcome to come to the game and the lads from block 39 / 40 with other youtubers / blogers will sort you out with a seat and make you welcome. I would, anyway. Thank you for the video. Kro 🇬🇧🏴💙🤍
You know, it's kinda funny you happened to go to St Andrews when we got sent down. Even my dad and I (Birmingham City family) had to laugh, only we could do our job on the final day, have three unlikely results not go our way, and really we'd have been safe if we could just beat the bottom two in the run-in...
Desde Chile 🇨🇱 Todas mis fuerzas y apoyo en este dificil momento,todas las fuerzas para que suban lo mas proximo posible a la championship y luego a luchar por subir a la premier league porque considero que son un equipo y una ciudad que merece estar en primera y cuando vuelvan le den por el culo al aston villa . Mucha fuerza Birmingham is blue 💙
I heard from one of my Bluenose mates that you were seen around St Andrews on the last day of the season in the Championship. I’ve been looking forward to this video. UTV
Cov fan here, couldn't believe it when they sacked Eustace to be replaced with Rooney. Under Rooney they were one of the worst teams I'd seen at the CBS this season (though it was brilliant hearing all the fans, Birmingham included singing there's only one John Eustace together), but it seemed they really got the players playing towards the end of the season, just a little bit too late (thumped us 3-0 when our mind was on the cup). I've got no Beef with Birmingham and appreciate what they did for my team, hope they come back up, but as any team that goes down from the Champ soon can find out, it's easier to sldie into L2 sometimes than come back up and it's one of those divisions you can easily get stuck in.
Everton fan here. What on earth is going on at Birmingham? You should be mid table Premier with such a large fan base. Always had 'interesting' banter with the Tilton End. I thought we were badly run. New board in, get a grip.
Hi Leicester City fan here I know how you feel because 12 months ago I felt the same way. We were relegated from the premier League and I was devastated like you.I hope you can come straight back up to the championship.👍
Without the bitter the sweet ain't so sweet. I remember when we (Leicester) got relegated to League One, it was the first time it had happened in our history. Our best claim to fame was 6 FA cup finals runners up, and never being outside the top 2 flights. Turns out out relegation to league one was the beginning of the best time of our existence. We came back first time, had a few goes at the Championship and the rest everybody knows. But my point is, keep supporting your home team, they need you and you're already screwed because you invested far too much. Who knows where you will bounce back to. This is the bitter, the sweet will be there down the line. Edit: Also, it was definitely the Rooney appointment that completely screwed you over!
Great Upload 👍🏻Fair play to that lad as well because its not easy to talk about your team after being relegated on the last day..But surely every Birmingham City will be hoping that they will come straight back up because they are definitely to big a club to be in that 1st Division
The appointment of Rooney sent them down, it sent them into a tailspin they never recovered from. They can take inspiration from Ipswich. I hope they get back to the Prem.
yes relegation is gutting as I been there with my team and this is where a team that goes down has to show resilience in the next season in adapting to the new conditions but with clubs like Birmingham should bounce back. I mean my team is Ipswich and we spent 4 years in league one and until circumstances changed like new owners which was the one thing we needed as Evens was running the club into the ground but with the perseverance and building back the fans faith in the club and being wise with what we spent the money on makes all the difference and our fortunes have turned. Remember we were out the premiership 22 years ago. I will say that Birmingham did the same thing as Ipswich with having a manager who name is more famous than their coaching qualities. We had Roy Keane and look at what he did and I will say that in the same comparison to Birmingham. Birmingham is a club that should have never gone down, but it bad choice in choosing Rooney was the start of a spiral and having too many changes in management does not help the players either as they have to keep adapting to each manager styles from scratch and leaves them unsettled.
They have a decent sized supporter base and carry the name of England's second largest city. They should be a giant. It could be a smart investment for the new owners providing they have the smarts for how run a football club etc.
No there not,true Brummies support the team that bears the name of the city,-- ii,e Jasper Carrott,Stephen- Knight,and your Brummies are-Prince William and Tom Hanks,--typical KRO@@purplecrayon7281
This is disappointing. For years, I've been hoping that Birmingham City would find their way back to the top (partly because the Birmingham derby is amazing), but now that's a whole step farther away.
Yes but they'll bounce straight back,, we'd have done it first attempt as well if it wasn't for a ridiculous top 3 last season and that's after the mess we were in,, we literally had 5 players during that summer and had to throw a side together under restrictions and still finished 7th which was after another one of our collapses from Feb,, we were 4th and within spitting distance of 2nd, wed caught Ipswich just after the new year. Birmingham do not have all those problems,, theyll have a very weak L1 as well, Bolton go up tomorrow there's no challenger to them the rest are quite average.
it might turn out to be a blessing to have been relegated so the new ownership team can get their bearings and figure things out and then make your way back to the EPL and be a constant. it is a punch to the gut when your team is horrible but sometimes the ability to regroup and come back stronger and more consistent is what is needed.
As a Birmingham resident it's a shame to see Birmingham City to down they carry the name of the great city and I know/hope they will bounce back. As a Villa fan HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
My childhood was on the Terraces of St Andrews, around where you filmed most of this. It looks nothing like it did in my day. The Blues will rise again. 'Rise' being a relative term, obviously.
Partially relieved it wasn't us at Blackburn but I do feel for Birmingham where it feels like one decision sent them from a likely mid table finish to relegation
surprised you came to small heath, im glad you have though, im only 16 and cant remeber the prem at all, over the last years we have not finished above 17th , Matt touched on our owners, but they were bad as you know with your past owners. If we went down last yea i would not have a team to support, so to be honest im glad its happend now, Blues ground had been in disrepair, and im sure you know all about it and the fact the owners have already put millions into the club, unlike the proven criminals before who didnt do anything to the club. I thinking next season we wont get promoted unfortunatly but thats typical blues, ill still be there, home and even more away as ill be in college KRO i hope you get promoted as of this message it has literally kicked of . Up the blues and i cant believe Villa are champions league
As a Villa supporter I don't know what to think of this. Yes, the Bluenoses are going in the direction they deserve but it means Villa will have to wait many many years to play them again in a derby. When will we beat them again?
Always thought that limp performance would come back to bite Norwich. And yep, giving up that 5th place lined them up for a predictable hammering from 3rd place Leeds. And let’s face it, Birmingham have been circling the relegation plug hole for years. It’s finally happened now. Derby days with Shrewsbury, dear oh dear.
So, I'm an American and not a football fan [soccer, that is]. I have friends who are, one an Arsenal Gooner and one who loves Leeds. I pick up some of the EPL system from them, and yeah, Welcome to Wrexham as well. My Leeds friend hit me with an interesting turn of phrase I thought some of you might appreciate. "The hardest individual skill in sports is hitting an MLB fastball but the single hardest thing for a team and organization to do is come back from Premier League relegation and stay there." Props to my buddy Andy for that one.
Soccer is another British word but real fans dislike this so is what it is called Football from the very first game to present unlike American so called football which 99% of the time is thrown and ran with.
@@richardbarton2709 Well, as I say I'm an American, and it makes sense to differentiate the two. By the way, have I shared with you the Gospel According the Seattle Seahawks 🤣
Normally, 50pts will guarantee you Championship safety so Birmingham were unlucky to go down despite hitting the 50pt target. I imagine it will be a one season blip in League 1 like when Hull City got relegated in 2020. I'm confident Birmingham City will make an immediate return.
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My fault that this video didn’t quite go to plan, but I thought the shots of the fans and the chat with Will was too good not to post, hope you enjoyed. KRO, blues.
OK.👍.
Watching all your vids anyway.. seeing you is like having a bright and lovely sunshine on the screen 🌞
I enjoyed it, despite how it reopened a fresh wound 😭 best of luck to Bolton in the playoffs, but I wouldn’t mind you staying in league 1 with us and Wrexham.
Did you not manage to get into the ground? I know it was a sellout. If so, such a shame, the owners would have sorted you tickets as they are big on social media presence.
@@SapientiaHaereticae but wierd
Thanks for having me mate & finding sense from rambling nonsense
HALA MADRID 😂
loved the 'is that a serious question?""
You said exactly what I'd have said. KRO. Wayne Rooney is the reason we went down. Yes, the owners made a mistake in him and the players should have done better, but Rooney threw winning style out of the window and arrogantly stuck to his guns. Waited to be sacked rather than resigning when it was clear he couldn't do the job. And still blamed THE FANS 😮 Relegation is on him. Rowett proved the players could do it, given belief, etc. Norwich beaten play off semi finalists and we beat them. Rooney's team would have been soundly beaten.
Now every club should learn at this stage. Never give Wayne Rooney a job to manage your club. He's a relegation catalyst.
Rooney might be bad, but Troy Deeney was far worse!
@@Northstander Like Gazza, most footballers just aren't cut out to be managers. It's a totally different set of skills to playing.
So were gerrad and lampard @@Northstander
I think people blaming Rooney and not the owners are daft
@@Dave_ja_vu I don't particularly like Rooney as a manager, but I agree. The real problem lies at the top with the ownership.
The bloke was nice. It's gotta be hard to formulate your thoughts immediately after your team's been relegated, but he was clear and concise.
I thought so too. Was really appreciative.
He knows they’ll meet again next season in league one
He’s also a yt guy
@@llRoBoBinHoll What's bad about being white?
@@Twtgod youtube
Villa fan here, Its worth pointing out that when John Eustace was sacked Blues were 6th and had only lost 3 games out of 11 utter madness.
Living in France dont hear much about teams out of the PL but Beijing a born manc i follow all the results😂(born fallowfield so you should know my team😂) thought it strange sacking the bloke just to put a granny sha... a granny sugar in charge , by the way thanks for ya double over the ARSENAL 😂😂😂
Sacking of John Eustace was a bit like snatching relegation out of the very jaws of a playoff place.
UTV!
Agreed
6th after how many games.
StuntPegg. You are building such an amazing archive for the EFL.
Such a lovely and much appreciated comment.
I have lots of blurry memories of my 90's childhood when I first went to the matches with my uncle and cousins. I only wish there was more camera footage of those times that aren't just the match highlights.
SAFC with ❤🤍
Really ? From what I’ve seen , is all poorly shot , poorly executed and presented content . Guess a pretty face and football makes for “amazing archive” 😂 simple creatures men …
Perfectly picked song for this video. So euphoric whilst singing about such sorrow. A masterpiece by Underworld and another great video 👍
just worried they'll pull the video for copyright
@@andrewlowden322as long it isn’t 30 consecutive seconds it usually is fine
One of the greatest songs of any genre, and used perfectly here
Do you know the name of the song, really like it and hear it at the football quite a lot but can’t remember the name of it
@@S7Vmv Ah yes! Thank you!
Not just about going down, but how the club goes down and how well prepared they are for the challenges of the lower leauges. Putting those contingency plans in place before relegation is even confirmed is essential but many clubs fail to plan for that eventuality.
Relegate promoted does not matter if the vaccines are mandatory.
I laughed to myself when this happened as a villa fan. Now a few days have passed, do really feel for the city. We might be rivals bit they're also neighbours. Hope they bounce back as both clubs are miles apart currently and that means the chances of a second city Derby are slim. I love to hate you blue noses but my thoughts are with you
@clementine2001 never forget we're divided on footballing lines but we're united by city
Great comment Captain. Feel the same.
You’re definitely not a real true Villa fan then
@SlimJim0121 I've been a fan since I was 4, maybe it's a case of being more human than some and being emotionally more mature but who knows
@@SlimJim0121really? When clubs get relegated, people lose jobs. Being a decent human being has nothing to do with what club you support.
Last season I went through this experience for the first time with my club, Santos FC. A club that once had Pelé, who died the same year the club was relegated, Neymar, Rodrygo and many other players are now in the Brazilian second division. When we lost the game in the last round and our fate was confirmed, I confess I wasn't very sad. But a few months later, when the Brazilian championship started and I saw that Santos wouldn't be there, I discovered that our disaster was really real.
I feel sorry for Birmingham, such a traditional club like others in English football that cannot stay in the top division. We will all come back stronger one day. As Santos fans like to say, “not loving you will never be an option.”
Your videos are very educational. Thanks for them. Lots of love from Uganda
Villa fan here, really sad to see BCFC drop so badly and been messed around with it just shows that the owners need to be setting an example and don't just use a football club as a money spinner. A football club needs love and full on support not just money. I hope one day they are back in the prem and the midlands derby is back. I know villa and brum fans can be really aggressive to each other but without your rivals then football is dead. I hope the blues get back up and are up there again where they belong with the other midlands teams. Fingers crossed they bounce back up to championship again. Its a hard league to get out of.
As a Leyton Orient fan I welcome the glamour clubs coming down to League 1, whether it is Coventry or Derby or Leeds United or now Birmingham City....
I'm a Northampton fan and completely agree. More times than not they beat us, but when you beat them like we did with Derby, it's a very special victory.
Just hope we aren't back down there anytime soon
I wouldn’t consider any of those “glamour clubs”.
@@colonialstraits1069 In comparison to Leyton Orient they are :)
Brum in the third tier while Villa head to the CL. That's gotta hurt.
We finally get to see a Sheffield league derby after all these years 😅
We Villa fans are loving it
Both are winners. Villa get CL football, City get maybe thirty seconds on that Wrexham show. Win win.
Would still rather have been brought up as a BCFC fan than a Villa fan! Even if we ended up in non-league haha
@@BLS5432 👀
foreigner me, knowing nothing about English club football, love this channel, just feeling the delight through the screen of Neive getting those alien wearers on camera lol
Couldn't help but notice them too 😄.
As an Everton supporter, this makes me twitch uncomfortably. It isn't what any supporter wants to hear at this moment, but the battle between Brady/Birmingham City and Rob/Ryan/Wrexham in League 1 will be something.
The owners are mates but considering the position both clubs are in, yeah it's really gonna be something to watch lol
Can remember Birmingham as a top flight club in the 70s. Nothing against the team but the fans were the scum of the earth back then. Always had a soft spot for seeing them fail since those days.
@@TheGiantKillersas a West Ham supporter I have been to St. Andrews on several occasions, most notably during the 70’s - 90’s and the last occasion for the League Cup semi-final second leg when they came back to beat us and head to Wembley. I totally agree with you, for some reason they have always behaved like complete animals. I also remember when they sent us down in 2003 during the last match and totally gloated at doing so. Fast forward 21 years and both clubs are now polar opposites.
@@chairmanalf7856 it's BIRMINGHAM - a grungy industrial town that Heavy Metal spawned from ..... WTF do you expect.....? Tea and Cucumber finger sandwiches to be served at the Gate?
@@csnide6702they are certainly now serving humble pie at the gate 😂
We were terrible for most of the season. Infact we have been terrible for multiple seasons always down the bottom of the Championship. We have new owners and im hopeful for the future and we will be back up soon.KRO
Nieve this is a crackin video. Love the rawness of hearing post relegation genuine chat. Never want to feel what those fans are going through and I wish them well in league one
Nieve is a crackin' Woman - what do you expect....?
I lived through such a relegation with my hometown team, it feels like someone tears out your heart. My team hit the crossbar in the last second of the injury time, it could have meant that we stay up. We didnt. But in the end every time these things happens it should be a new beginning, not a devastating end.
I understand the feeling completly and it is soul crushing. Im a fan of Vitoria de Setubal and a few years ago we were directly relegated from the portuguese 1st division all the way down to the 3rd tier, it was due to bad management but just 3 years later we went down to the 4th tier (wich is this year)... the lowest the club has ever been and it breaks my heart every single day... but this same year where we entered the 4th tier, were on our way to go up immedeatly through sheer will power and a lot of support from all sadinos. Most important is to keep ur head up, support the players and the club, show your love and just try to be present but also be hopefull that things will get better. Much love from Portugal to all birmingham city fans, thing will get better
As an American, I think you do a great job telling the history of soccer. I think you're an amazing story teller.
Football
@@leesanderson6463 yeah, I don't care.
@@leesanderson6463 yes real *FOOTBALL* not that egg chasing crap that only Americans call football
@@skapenguinIt's called football.
I think this genuine conversation with a fan was a great look inside the highs and lows of being a fan in english football.
Video is class as always
Maybe don't sack your manager when they are doing well, both Birmingham and Sunderland did this during the season and sank like a stone. It was a shame Uncle Tony took ill as he might have kept them up (Get luck Mr Mowbray, hope you get well soon).
Is it a lesson that Hull and Norwich might not have learned sacking their manager's after finishing 7th and 6th
People have ambition...but not everyone can succeed with their ambition. Life
Great video as always 😊 i feel sorry for the Birmingham fans and all at the club 💙🤍 i still remember them in danish tv in the seventies 💪 you will come back 💙🤍
Hey birmingham, I know your pain. I'm a schalke fan and witnessing our nemesis (Aston Villa in UCL, Dortmund in UCL Final) playing in higher level is sickening :(
Bluenose here. Absolutely tragic what’s happening to your club. After many decades, Blues at least have a bright future. Hope there’s a way forward for your club
I've been supporting Schalke04 as a Birmingham fan for ages now
Similarly I follow Espanol in Spain.
Gotta wear Blue Shirts.
BVB .
Having SO many changes of manager in one season is just insane! Regardless of the players, if they all have different philosophies, it will tear a team apart! With new ownership and hopefully a steady manager, they will be back up after one season.
Wonderful interview. I’m a Derby fan and I feel Will’s pain. If we can back after a disastrous last few years then so can Birmingham.
That's a Rooney snap then. Derby and Birmingham City. Quite a CV he's building.
Your song choices are always spot on. Not sure what Born Slippy has got to do with Birmingham haha, but it set the scene so well.
Argyle fan here, great video StuntPegg, feel for the Brummie fans, it was just not their day wth all 4 of us somehow winning! I fully expect us to be in a similar position next season!
Villa fan here. You'd think I'd be happy, I'm not. It's a tragedy for the City and although we are rivals, I want that rivalry to be in the Premier League.
Rare moment of love my bluenose brothers.
SOTC
How’s Anne-Marie?
That music brought me back to clubs back in the day.
I remember being in England in 2008 visiting friends, and we were all at a pub watching the playoff final between Hull and Bristol City, with friends from both places there (a mate owned the pub so he had a bit of a watch party). When Hull won and went up, and Bristol were denied promotion - I witnessed a taste of both joy and despair that you don't see in American sports.
I can see just why football fans are some of the most passionate fans on earth.
As a Villa supporter, i'm a bit conflicted about the blues struggles. A part of me would love to see them in the national league, but a part of me would also like to see them in the prem losing at villa park 🤣.
I can absolutely promise you that if my club, Everton, eventually go down, we'll not see the top flight again for a long long time, nor will it take us thirteen years to drop down to League One. We'd do that in a season. Hope to see Birmingham back up soon.
I’m a villa fan and don’t want to see blues go down. Met Will in a pub in Birmingham and was so friendly
NUFC fan here, great videos… I understand a relegation in all seriousness. It’s very painful as you naturally expect your team to do a little better than they have. Chin up, enjoy what you have and look forward to promotion. 👌🏼
Great video. Feel for Birmingham fans this season for them was a perfect storm.
I think given their ambitions of their owners and what will likely be a weaker L1 next season, I think theyll be back very quickly.
Here's an incredible milestone for you.
When I began following football around the end of the 70s/beginning of the 80s, Birmingham City were a top flight club with Archie Gemmill, Mark Dennis, Frank Worthington, Dave Langan, Jeff Wealands & Alan Curbishley on their books & the late,great "Bald Eagle" Jim Smith in charge.
The West Midlands had more top tier clubs than London at that time (Villa,B'ham,Coventry,WBA & Wolves, whereas London only had Arsenal, Palace & Spurs). Doesn't seem possible, knowing that a rathole like London never has less than 6 clubs in the PL at any one time now (currently with 7 clubs).
Jim Smith did a marvellous job at Newcastle with literally no money available & I still rate the Eagle as an underrated legend...
Respect to Birmingham from a Cardiff fan, also remember when the Zulus were on top of their game 😉 #IfyouKnowyouKnow
As a Pompey fan I really hope Birmingham City go up at the first time of asking because League One is a hard league to get out of. Just ask the likes of Ipswich Town, Coventry City,Sheffield Wednesday, Derby County,Bolton Wanderers and a few other 'upper tier' teams. Once you miss out on the first season,it becomes a nightmare.
Wow what a fantastic interview. Great video as always.
Great video thankyou UTV
As a Pompey fan, League One is a tough place to be and a tough league to get out of. We found that out. But I wish you the best of luck next season and hope you can find your way back to the Championship
Another great video. Great to hear these stories. Great work.
Luton were relegated, but with 12 key player injuries and a squad worth 25 million, I thought Luton battled hard. On to the Championship we sail.
Not really if forest loose 13-0 and you win your safe
@MCFCReacts play Scott Carson next match Ortega is ill
@@declangaming24I think Pep would rather play True than put Carson in goal.
@@darthpishkot Carson isn't that bad you gotta give him a chance last match he played he kept a clean sheet he's a veteran keeper and deserves another match. He's only made 2 appearances for them in his carrer.
Hopefully u do a Charlton by bouncing back as champions and staying in the PL for the foreseeable future
Always liked Birmingham as a club. Went to see them as an Away fan with Luton when I was in uni. I have a few friends there and I know how this has affected them. I know relegation feeling (well, we will know tomorrow but its guaranteed now). Hopefully, they come back up next season.
The rooney experiment was a major cause for the blues going down.
He was struggling at dc United, and because the american owners wanted to boost their online socials its cost them.
Eustace saved them from relegation previous season then this season got the blues in a play off spot 4pts clear of 7th place.
Real bad decisions the board made i hope for the loyal fans they come straight bk up
Bounce back not inevitable. Ask Sheff Wed, Portsmouth, Bolton
Wolves did it. But yeah, most big clubs that find themselves down there take a couple of seasons or more.
Or Blackpool 😖
condolences to birmingham fans. look at the bright side of "at least you get to watch new teams and go new places next season"
My mate is a Birmingham City fan and I’m an Oxford Utd fan, and since we won the playoff final yesterday, his club is in League 1 whilst mine is in the Championship now 😂
I discovered just recently your video channel. We need more voices like yours in the football world. Great work!
Knowing how big your channel is you should of asked from a media presentation to the blues at there reception, i truly believed they would of let you in the ground as blues owners and staff want to premote perspective on out side views.
In the coming seasons, if you want to do a blog at the ground, you're always welcome to come to the game and the lads from block 39 / 40 with other youtubers / blogers will sort you out with a seat and make you welcome. I would, anyway. Thank you for the video.
Kro 🇬🇧🏴💙🤍
You know, it's kinda funny you happened to go to St Andrews when we got sent down.
Even my dad and I (Birmingham City family) had to laugh, only we could do our job on the final day, have three unlikely results not go our way, and really we'd have been safe if we could just beat the bottom two in the run-in...
We’re all laughing as well lad 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Desde Chile 🇨🇱
Todas mis fuerzas y apoyo en este dificil momento,todas las fuerzas para que suban lo mas proximo posible a la championship y luego a luchar por subir a la premier league porque considero que son un equipo y una ciudad que merece estar en primera y cuando vuelvan le den por el culo al aston villa .
Mucha fuerza Birmingham is blue 💙
I heard from one of my Bluenose mates that you were seen around St Andrews on the last day of the season in the Championship. I’ve been looking forward to this video. UTV
Cov fan here, couldn't believe it when they sacked Eustace to be replaced with Rooney. Under Rooney they were one of the worst teams I'd seen at the CBS this season (though it was brilliant hearing all the fans, Birmingham included singing there's only one John Eustace together), but it seemed they really got the players playing towards the end of the season, just a little bit too late (thumped us 3-0 when our mind was on the cup).
I've got no Beef with Birmingham and appreciate what they did for my team, hope they come back up, but as any team that goes down from the Champ soon can find out, it's easier to sldie into L2 sometimes than come back up and it's one of those divisions you can easily get stuck in.
Everton fan here. What on earth is going on at Birmingham? You should be mid table Premier with such a large fan base. Always had 'interesting' banter with the Tilton End. I thought we were badly run. New board in, get a grip.
As a trance head, adore that you’re used Born Slippy as the backing music..
Hi Leicester City fan here I know how you feel because 12 months ago I felt the same way.
We were relegated from the premier League and I was devastated like you.I hope you can come straight back up to the championship.👍
Without the bitter the sweet ain't so sweet. I remember when we (Leicester) got relegated to League One, it was the first time it had happened in our history. Our best claim to fame was 6 FA cup finals runners up, and never being outside the top 2 flights. Turns out out relegation to league one was the beginning of the best time of our existence.
We came back first time, had a few goes at the Championship and the rest everybody knows. But my point is, keep supporting your home team, they need you and you're already screwed because you invested far too much. Who knows where you will bounce back to. This is the bitter, the sweet will be there down the line.
Edit: Also, it was definitely the Rooney appointment that completely screwed you over!
Great Upload 👍🏻Fair play to that lad as well because its not easy to talk about your team after being relegated on the last day..But surely every Birmingham City will be hoping that they will come straight back up because they are definitely to big a club to be in that 1st Division
Another fantastic video. This encapsulates almost every emotion true fans of English football can perfectly relate to in barely 10 minutes. Genius.
The appointment of Rooney sent them down, it sent them into a tailspin they never recovered from. They can take inspiration from Ipswich. I hope they get back to the Prem.
yes relegation is gutting as I been there with my team and this is where a team that goes down has to show resilience in the next season in adapting to the new conditions but with clubs like Birmingham should bounce back. I mean my team is Ipswich and we spent 4 years in league one and until circumstances changed like new owners which was the one thing we needed as Evens was running the club into the ground but with the perseverance and building back the fans faith in the club and being wise with what we spent the money on makes all the difference and our fortunes have turned. Remember we were out the premiership 22 years ago.
I will say that Birmingham did the same thing as Ipswich with having a manager who name is more famous than their coaching qualities. We had Roy Keane and look at what he did and I will say that in the same comparison to Birmingham.
Birmingham is a club that should have never gone down, but it bad choice in choosing Rooney was the start of a spiral and having too many changes in management does not help the players either as they have to keep adapting to each manager styles from scratch and leaves them unsettled.
Excellent choice of music!!
What was that first song with the big synths?
@@MarylandResident Underworld- Born Slippy
How are these videos not getting strikes for the music though?
@@ianpilkington2037football factory?
it's the subtle banter that hurts the most
Thanks for this outstanding Video and the music does fit perfectly … well done. Thanks from Germany
Great video! I love your content. And born slippy.. What a track!! Can never get enough of that song.
watching this video hurts. i'm a frankfurt fan. but i feeel this problem. thanks for doing this videos
They have a decent sized supporter base and carry the name of England's second largest city. They should be a giant. It could be a smart investment for the new owners providing they have the smarts for how run a football club etc.
Most fans in the city are Villa fans, unfortunately.
@@purplecrayon7281- and that’s going to continue as young Brummies pick a team to follow.
@@purplecrayon7281 No they're not, many v*la fans are commuter, every town in the Midlands has 'em.
No there not,true Brummies support the team that bears the name of the city,-- ii,e Jasper Carrott,Stephen-
Knight,and your Brummies are-Prince William and Tom Hanks,--typical KRO@@purplecrayon7281
@@whatayearyeah, no blues fans in Redditch, Bromsgrove, Solihull are there?
This is disappointing. For years, I've been hoping that Birmingham City would find their way back to the top (partly because the Birmingham derby is amazing), but now that's a whole step farther away.
Compliments from Derby. Karma is lovely.
You love to see it
Yes but they'll bounce straight back,, we'd have done it first attempt as well if it wasn't for a ridiculous top 3 last season and that's after the mess we were in,, we literally had 5 players during that summer and had to throw a side together under restrictions and still finished 7th which was after another one of our collapses from Feb,, we were 4th and within spitting distance of 2nd, wed caught Ipswich just after the new year. Birmingham do not have all those problems,, theyll have a very weak L1 as well, Bolton go up tomorrow there's no challenger to them the rest are quite average.
Mind the gap Direby.
@@thelouderyouscream Forest fan?
Context? I'm not from the UK but I like gossip
I’m a Fulham since 1966 , rough and smooth go together in football ,
it might turn out to be a blessing to have been relegated so the new ownership team can get their bearings and figure things out and then make your way back to the EPL and be a constant. it is a punch to the gut when your team is horrible but sometimes the ability to regroup and come back stronger and more consistent is what is needed.
As a Birmingham resident it's a shame to see Birmingham City to down they carry the name of the great city and I know/hope they will bounce back.
As a Villa fan HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
It's beautiful to watch. UTV.
Masive Debts to not win nothing ,,
VILLA BE BANKRUPT IN A YEAR OR SO >> Future Proves Past!
Amen 🟣🔵
Best video you’ve done, love it.
UTV SOTC.
Thank you for reminding me of Trainspotting.
My childhood was on the Terraces of St Andrews, around where you filmed most of this. It looks nothing like it did in my day. The Blues will rise again. 'Rise' being a relative term, obviously.
Havent heard Born Slippy for such a long time. Great choice for the soundtrack
Sad being relegated I’m a Sunderland fan so I am used to it!
Same here, just glad we stayed up in your backyard
Fair dues girl, you are doing a tremendous job with all this archive on the league, I love it.
I love your humour. Please keep doing your brilliant work
Great video!! Thank you for creating these videos. I love seeing these different perspectives.
Partially relieved it wasn't us at Blackburn but I do feel for Birmingham where it feels like one decision sent them from a likely mid table finish to relegation
love your videos, so refreshing
Great video Nieve. Always wanted you to cover Blues but shame this was the occasion. KRO 💙
From a Bluenose of 50 years , thanks for highlighting us Pegg , believe me we will be back next season KRO
Another banger, song choice was perfect
Top, top video and insights as always!
surprised you came to small heath, im glad you have though, im only 16 and cant remeber the prem at all, over the last years we have not finished above 17th , Matt touched on our owners, but they were bad as you know with your past owners. If we went down last yea i would not have a team to support, so to be honest im glad its happend now, Blues ground had been in disrepair, and im sure you know all about it and the fact the owners have already put millions into the club, unlike the proven criminals before who didnt do anything to the club. I thinking next season we wont get promoted unfortunatly but thats typical blues, ill still be there, home and even more away as ill be in college KRO i hope you get promoted as of this message it has literally kicked of . Up the blues and i cant believe Villa are champions league
Thank you.
I have not been to Birmingham City FC since 1967, nice looking stadium, I wish them well.
She is literary the most beautiful women in the world.
Oh please do away with the violin shrill suspense music. I stopped watching TV because of it.
As a Villa supporter I don't know what to think of this. Yes, the Bluenoses are going in the direction they deserve but it means Villa will have to wait many many years to play them again in a derby. When will we beat them again?
Always thought that limp performance would come back to bite Norwich. And yep, giving up that 5th place lined them up for a predictable hammering from 3rd place Leeds. And let’s face it, Birmingham have been circling the relegation plug hole for years. It’s finally happened now. Derby days with Shrewsbury, dear oh dear.
Great duo, big fan of both of you. If only they didnt sack Wazza.
So, I'm an American and not a football fan [soccer, that is]. I have friends who are, one an Arsenal Gooner and one who loves Leeds. I pick up some of the EPL system from them, and yeah, Welcome to Wrexham as well.
My Leeds friend hit me with an interesting turn of phrase I thought some of you might appreciate. "The hardest individual skill in sports is hitting an MLB fastball but the single hardest thing for a team and organization to do is come back from Premier League relegation and stay there." Props to my buddy Andy for that one.
Soccer is another British word but real fans dislike this so is what it is called Football from the very first game to present unlike American so called football which 99% of the time is thrown and ran with.
@@richardbarton2709 Well, as I say I'm an American, and it makes sense to differentiate the two.
By the way, have I shared with you the Gospel According the Seattle Seahawks 🤣
KRO all my love from Tokyo
Normally, 50pts will guarantee you Championship safety so Birmingham were unlucky to go down despite hitting the 50pt target. I imagine it will be a one season blip in League 1 like when Hull City got relegated in 2020. I'm confident Birmingham City will make an immediate return.
The use of born slippy, absolutely splendid Nieve.