To be fair to them, they had quite a bit of bad luck as well. I feel a bit sorry for Birmingham, they did so well in their first season back up everyone expected more of the same. Weak areas of the squad were never quite addressed (and indeed some were weakened further still) and maybe fighting on two fronts finally pushed them over the edge.
Frankly, if you're going to sack a manager who got you relegated, why not sack Holloway?
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But not in pride and historical terms. There's a lot to be said for that...
I see where your coming from, but surely with the financial gains of staying in the premier league, they could have pushed onto further things. I don't think their squad was poor, a squad IMO that could have easily stayed up. IMO, it's about there here and now and what can be achieved next season.