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- 15 new images of The Powerhouse from 'Blues Way' to the best seat in Birmingham
- 15 new images of The Powerhouse from 'Blues Way' to the best seat in Birmingham
- Ranking the 12 most well supported clubs in the EFL Championship in 2025/26
- Ranking the 12 most well supported clubs in the EFL Championship in 2025/26
- Ranking the 12 most well supported clubs in the EFL Championship in 2025/26
- Birmingham City warned over repeat Ipswich Town, Chuba Akpom deal
- Birmingham City's depth chart - expiring contracts, loan exits ahead of released and retained list
- Birmingham City reveal stunning new stadium images as 'unusual' Powerhouse request made
- Jhon Solis drops Birmingham City update as Leeds United and Brentford circle
- Birmingham City told to consider Marc Leonard u-turn as Chris Davies sack decision looms
- How Sheffield United really feel about Birmingham City raid as transfer truth emerges
- How Tommy Doyle has reacted to leaving Birmingham City - will he return?
- Player with 'intent to play forward' confirms Birmingham City exit
- Striker who snubbed Birmingham City completes Premier League transfer
- The 12 biggest clubs to be relegated from the EFL Championship into League One
- The top 12 highest paid strikers in the EFL Championship
- Christoph Klarer makes feelings clear on Phil Neumann after Birmingham City switch
- Birmingham City: Ex-Celtic FC player raid could be Kyogo 2.0
- Celtic join Sheffield United in transfer race for Birmingham City's Marc Leonard
- Chris Davies: Pre-season plan and August Priske 'need' after Birmingham City epiphany
- How many signings Chris Davies really wants at Birmingham City this summer - Tom Wagner demand sent
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- League One title winner confirms Birmingham City return with farewell message
- Sheffield United: Chris Wilder eyeing Birmingham City, Marc Leonard transfer as rebuild looms
- Chris Wilder checks on Birmingham City player before summer transfer decision
- Chris Davies has put a number on Birmingham City’s transfer business
- Jay Stansfield explains injury hope after Birmingham City ace ends season on crutches
- Christoph Klarer gives no nonsense interview with pointed Birmingham City message
- Inside Birmingham City bash: Revenue brag, Bellingham boast but no Tom Wagner update
- Birmingham City have four steps to success after Championship stepping stone
- Birmingham City fans will love first band to play at new stadium
- August Priske reacts to first goal and biggest lesson at Birmingham City
- The bloodiest day Birmingham City Zulu hooligan outfit ever had
- Chris Davies gets ‘icing on the cake’ and says ‘you can’t do that’ after Portsmouth draw
- Birmingham City player ratings vs Portsmouth after August Priske breaks duck on final day
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Birmingham City – Interesting Facts
Birmingham City FC was founded in 1875 as Small Heath Alliance. The club later changed its name to Small Heath in 1888, to Birmingham FC in 1905.
1875–1888: Small Heath Alliance
1888–1905: Small Heath F.C.
1905–1943: Birmingham F.C.
1943–Present: Birmingham City F.C
Aston Villa
Wolverhampton Wanderers
West Bromwich Albion
The Blues: The main, long-standing nickname.
Small Heath / Small Heath Alliance: Reflects the club’s origins and early name before becoming Birmingham FC.
The Heathens: Derived from the original “Small Heath Alliance” name, often used in early historical contexts.
Bluenoses: Specifically refers to the club’s passionate supporters.
Muntz Street (1877–1906): Known originally as Coventry Road, it served as their home for nearly 30 years before becoming too small for their needs.
St. Andrew’s (1906–Present): Located in Bordesley, it was opened on December 26, 1906, and has been the home of the club for over a century.
Future Plans: As of November 2025, the club has unveiled designs for a new, 62,000-capacity stadium (“The Powerhouse”) as part of a major regeneration project.
