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When were Birmingham City founded?

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.

What were they previously named?

1875–1888: Small Heath Alliance
1888–1905: Small Heath F.C.
1905–1943: Birmingham F.C.
1943–Present: Birmingham City F.C

Who are their local rivals?

Aston Villa
Wolverhampton Wanderers
West Bromwich Albion

What nicknames have they had?

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.

What home stadiums names have they had?

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.

Source

Wikipedia