Muy Pobre (otra vez)
Blues go down 2-1 at home to Barnsley. Andy Munro is feeling blue.
Black lives matter but do handbags?
Andy Munro wonders about words and their meaning.
Lions kept at bay
Andy Munro watches, or maybe endures, Blues draw with Millwall.
Sky Blues the limit
Andy Munro watches Blues 0-0 draw with Coventry City.
Still work in progress
Andy Munro talks about England v Belgium and the future of the national side.
Party like I’m 69-ish
Andy Munro goes on a night to remember.
No Cherries on the Blues cake
Andy Munro watches as Blues go down 3-1 to AFC Bournemouth.
Chairboys are the chairmen
Andy Munro watches Blues go down at home to Wycombe Wanderers.
Preston panned
Andy Munro watches Blues win at Preston.
Canaries sing, but not the Blues
Andy Munro watches Blues go down to Norwich City.
Wednesday blues
Andy Munro watches Blues go down to Sheffield Wednesday.
Danes take home the bacon
Andy Munro comments on England’s performance against Denmark.
Fears for tiers
Andy Munro offers his opinion on new lockdown restrictions.
Midfield mania
Andy Munro looks at Blues’ start to the season.
Covid n-n-n-n-n-n-nineteen
Andy Munro attempts a download, with less than hilarious consequences.
Bela’s the fella
Andy Munro watches Blues draw 1-1 with Rotherham United.
Black Swans
Blues draw at Swansea with Andy Munro reporting.
Hogan to be a hero?
Andy Munro welcomes new Blues arrival Scott Hogan.
Blues buzz the Bees
Andy Munro watches Blues’ season begin with a win over Brentford.
Grieving over Grealish
Andy Munro watches England struggle against Iceland and sees an obvious solution.
Concentrating on the league
Blues lose one-nil to Cambridge United in the Carabao Cup. Andy Munro reports.
Million Poundland
Andy Munro talks about Blues’ summer transfer dealings.
Blues firmly in the saddle
Andy Munro on Blues’ friendly win over Walsall.
Outfoxed and Spurred on
Andy Munro on Blues’ games this week.
No conclusions to draw
Blues open their pre-season schedule drawing 1-1 against Charlton. Andy Munro looks on.
Reasons not to be over-cheerful
Andy Munro on happenings at St Andrews.
Cutting it (Part II)
Andy Munro’s continued attempt to get his hair cut in silence.
When the fun stops
Andy Munro and a case of gambling fever.
Dear Aitor
Andy Munro sends a word to new Blues boss Aitor Karanka.
Karankaing up the ante
Andy Munro welcomes Blues’ new manager Aitor Karanka.
