Birmingham City's 2013/14 - A Season Lost

Article by Luke Morty

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The 2013/13 season for Birmingham City fans is one to forget. With only 2 wins at home in the league this season, against Millwall and Sheffield Wednesday. In the past St Andrews has been a fortress, with many teams going away with nothing.

The attendances at home have also dropped to an average of 15,000 per game, which is a real surprise bearing in mind that we are England's second city, with a population upwards of one million people.

I'm sure most fans around the country will have noticed that the Blues have dropped from a mid-table Premier League club, to a Championship team balling relegation and most of this, in my opinion, has been caused by the owners at Birmingham. Carson Yeung, who is the club Chairman owning 25% of the club, has recently been sentenced to six years in a Hong Kong prison.

The club are still searching for a possible new owner to come in and buy Yeung's 25% of the club, with a meeting taking place last month to talk on a preferred bidder, but still no news has come. This has been another feature of the 2013/14 season, fans have became rightfully angry with the club, with a lack of information coming from Hong Kong.

We wait and see...

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