Flying High! QPR Statement Win, Millar's Magic & Cardiff Preview

It’s been a massive week for Birmingham City—three games, three wins, eight goals scored, and absolutely zero conceded! Colin Tattum and Paul Tait are back to dissect the statement 3-0 victory over QPR that has Blues "Flying High" and sitting just two points off the automatic promotion places. The boys analyse Liam Millar's devastating two-goal burst and his deceptive pace, with Taity declaring that Blues now boast the best wide options in the entire Championship. They also praise the growing influence of Christoph Klarer, comparing his totemic, uncompromising leadership style to Blues legend Liam Daish. We also get a brilliant trip down memory lane as Taity reveals the hilarious story behind his own "Taity Raver" chant after the fans call for a new song for midfield maestro Tomoki Iwata! Ahead of the weekend, attention switches to the tricky trip to Cardiff City. With Blues only winning one of their last 11 visits to the Welsh capital, the lads discuss why the team must guard against complacency and highlight the threats of Jack Moylan and former Blues academy talent Calum Scanlon. Special Feature: We also hear from Dan McShane, a conveyancer at the Davisons Law Edgbaston office, who shares his favourite 90s Blues memory involving Darren Purse and Stan Collymore! A massive thank you to our Principal Partner: Davisons Law And our Junior Partner: The Big Bulls Head in Digbeth 🔔 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and become a member for the best Blues coverage around: https://foreverblues.counterpress.media/ 0:00 - Introduction and thanks to Davisons Law 0:20 - Future looking very good for Blues 0:58 - A statement win, showing Blues 'exactly where we're at' 1:15 - 'Crazy' opening goal 3:45 - Running through on goal, maintaining composure and Liam Millar's deception 5:27 - Julien Stephan's comments - QPR's fault and no Blues quality? 7:28 - Blues second goal, winning the ball in midfield, confidence 8:45 - Tactical challenge, Ronnie Edwards dropping into a back five 9:23 - Productivity from the wide areas and Jay Stansfield's work rate 10:43 - Best in the league - Blues wingers 12:10 - Not missing Ibrahim Osman 13:27 - Liam Millar is such a good fit - and his future 14:40 - Hull City fans having a pop at Liam Millar 15:20 - Christoph Klarer's influence - is he the Liam Daish leader type? 17:18 - Christoph Klarer demanding in training, a totemic figure 18:30 - Jimmy Dunne again and Christoph Klarer's tackle 20:33 - Davisons Law - favourite Blues memories (Dan McShane) 22:15 - Song for Tomoki Iwata 23:35 - Are players really bothered? 23:50 - Taity being booed and the funny story behind his own song 26:20 - A candidate tune for Tomoki Iwata San 27:44 - Cardiff City preview - Blues too bullish? 28:48 - Blues poor record at Cardiff 29:19 - Confident but not carried away, falling below standards 31:04 - Cardiff not lost at home in the league, red card and Krystian Bielik 32:28 - Jack Moylan threat 34:28 - Calum Scanlon, Blues Academy talent now at Cardiff 38:10 - Outro and thank you to Davisons Law and Big Bulls Head in Digbeth