They were playing Shrewsbury Town tonight. Birmingham site notes that "Irish trialist" Pat Kavanagh lined out at number 7. Don't know how things went though. For the record, he scored in the previous game.
Edit - Brum won 1-0; Kav didn't score.
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They were playing Shrewsbury Town tonight. Birmingham site notes that "Irish trialist" Pat Kavanagh lined out at number 7. Don't know how things went though. For the record, he scored in the previous game.
Edit - Brum won 1-0; Kav didn't score.
Here's an entire match report as posted on the Brum forum - doesn't quote a source and I don't think it's from the official site...
So basically feck all happened, but Kav still shone. Sounds like he could have a future there...Quote:
Originally Posted by article
They beat Port Vale 2-0 tonight, but Kav wasn't in the squad for some reason. There still seems to be a doubt as to whether he's actually signed or not.
Just looking over the transfer section on the BBC web site and say that
"1310: Elsewhere in the Championship, Norwich's Craig Fleming has joined Rotherham on a free, Crystal Palace's Marco Reich has returned to Germany with Kickers Offenbach for nothing, Peter Sweeney has left Stoke for Yeovil on loan and Birmingham have signed winger Pat Kavanagh."
Looks official now... but i though it already was ?
Some schoolboy club that Kavanagh had played for were looking for some sort of a fee. It was always going to go through eventually and Kavanagh was at Birminghmam "on trial" the whole time.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrayUnknowns
Birmingham reserves beat Stoke 3-0 last Monday. Kav started; Dicker came on as a sub.
"Mat Birley and Paddy Kavanagh caused plenty of problems from the wide areas..." said the manager on the website.
Dicker and Kav both played 90 minutes in a Birmingham Senior Cup game against Willenhall Town. The team was changed about a bit, kind of like a reserve League Cup game. :eek: Anyhoo, Kav scored the second. Two in four now, I think. They now play Coventry CIty or Stourbridge in the semis. Tough draw. :p
Dicker's Wikipedia has also been updated to inculde a quote from the Birmingham reserve manaager, who says he's a "very decent player. He's a good technical player, who can see and put in some lovely weighted passes and is decent with both feet."
Both played 90 minutes in a 2-0 home defeat against Walsall last night. Mikael Forssell made his comeback from injury.
Since Pineapple's last update it seems Kavanagh hasn't played since and Dicker has had a couple of substitute appearances.
Birmingham have been going with some very strong reserve teams of late - Forssell, Danns and a few other first teamers - and Kav and Dicker have only been getting look ins as subs.
Nope. Colchester United. :)
Both started in a 2-1 win over Barnsley yesterday afternoon. Kav set up both goals.
Both played 90 minutes in a 2-1 win against Notts Forest; Kavanagh set up the opener.
Any more news about the Birmingham College brigade? :)
Not in those ten hours, no.
What's the link between UCD and Colchester United? and it's not a trick question there actually is one....
Tony McCarthy
Me.
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Correct!Quote:
Originally Posted by Aberdonian Stu
Kav scored against Leeds in a 1-1 draw. Don't know the team, so don't know if Dicker played.
Dicker played 78 minutes of the above match.
He also scored his first goal in the reserves' 3-0 win over Huddersfield this afternoon. Birmingham need one more point to seal the title. The official Birmingham website has a picture of Dicker, but it's in his UCD jersey! Mikael Forssel scored the other two.