Bruce left speechless as Pennant raises the standard
Steve Bruce did not emerge to answer questions last night after victory over Wigan, citing a throat strained in bellowing instructions as his excuse to remain with his players in that rarest of locations, a victorious Birmingham dressing room. As this was only the second at home this season at least his touchline exertions had not been in vain. The Guardian
Pennant raises signal for fightback to begin
Watching Birmingham has been a frustrating experience this season but enthusiasm for the struggle clearly remains strong. Every seat at St Andrew's was taken for the visit of the Premiership's most promising newcomer and the reward for those keeping the faith was the opportunity to celebrate a home win for only the second time this season. The Independent
Jarosik makes the difference as Sullivan gets what he wants
When a multimillionaire wants something, he usually gets it. So when David Sullivan, the co-owner of Birmingham City, demanded victory against Wigan Athletic at St Andrew’s yesterday, there was little option but to respond. Suitably motivated, Birmingham secured their first win in the Barclays Premiership in five attempts. The Times
Bruce rides along on the crest of a wave
With a few minutes left and this game won, Birmingham manager Steve Bruce was implored by the home support to give them a wave, the same fans who had castigated him for a similar gesture to visiting Manchester United followers in the Carling Cup last month. The Telegraph