Blues ponder bid for Paul Robinson
Birmingham are considering signing former Albion left-back Paul Robinson as Blues prepare to host the player's last club tonight.
The 33-year-old, along with Southend defender Bilel Mohsni, played in Blues' reserves 2-1 win over Nottingham Forest yesterday.
But a move for Robinson, who is without a club after being released from Bolton in the summer, would be controversial.
As an Albion player, he fractured the jaw of Damien Johnson in Blues' 2-0 Championship win in 2006.
Blues boss Lee Clark boss said: "We're just having a look at each other.
"He plays to win and he obviously played to win that day. He's one of those players who, as a free transfer, we can sign after the window has shut.
"It's no secret we're short of defenders, especially after Stephen Carr's injury."
Frenchman Mohsni played in midfield before being switched up front yesterday.
Blues will attempt to climb out of the bottom three tonight at home to Bolton. Striker Nikola Zigic and defender Curtis Davies may return having recovered from foot and ankle injuries respectively.
Midfielder Darren Ambrose (calf) is still out.