February « 2009 « « Express & Star

Michael Dixon is used to having Princess Anne sitting on his knee.

Albion boss Tony Mowbray has delivered a defiant message in the wake of the Baggies’ defeat at Fulham, insisting: “We still believe.”

New force helicopter on way

West Mercia Police is to receive a new state-of-the-art helicopter in its fight against crime, the Home Office announced today.

We can still be champions – McCarthy

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy has smashed club protocol by declaring his side can win the Championship title.

Goal was my fault admits Berra

Wolves defender Christophe Berra held his hands up for Cardiff’s second goal in the 2-2 draw at Molineux.

O’Neill plans ahead after defeat

Martin O’Neill hit back at suggestions Villa’s bubble has burst after their big week ended in disappointment – while planning a break to boost his tired players.

Mowbray explains Teixiera outburst

Albion boss Tony Mowbray claimed a breakdown in communications was to blame for Filipe Teixeira’s angry touchline outburst after he was substituted at Fulham.

Hutchings hails battling Saddlers

Walsall boss Chris Hutchings hailed the never-say-die attitude of his side after two late goals at Northampton ended their away win drought.

Blues sign free agent Carr

Birmingham have signed former Newcastle and Tottenham right-back Stephen Carr on a short-term contract.

Coventry 1 Birmingham 0 – analysis

Birmingham boss Alex McLeish criticised his side’s defending after they missed the chance to join Wolves at the top of the Championship.