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CLUB DIRECTORY 

Chairman of the Board: 

Thomas Wagner 

Board: Thomas Wagner, 

Garry Cook, Matthew Alvarez, 

Andrew Shannahan, Kyle Kneisly, 

Laura Torrado, Wenqing Zhao and 

Gannan Zheng 

Chief Executive Officer: Garry Cook 

Managing Director: Ian Dutton 

Chief Financial Officer: Mark Smith 

Honorary Vice-President: 

Mike Wiseman 

Advisory Board Chairman: 

Tom Brady 

FOOTBALL MANAGEMENT: 

Women’s Technical Director: 

Hope Powell CBE 

Women’s Head Coach: 

Amy Merricks 

Women’s Assistant Head Coach: 

Emily Simpkins 

Women’s General Manager: 

Sarah Westwood 

Lead Goalkeeping Coach: 

Tony Elliott 

Head of Recruitment: 

Ed Filmer 

Physical Performance Coach: 

Lewis Gordon 

Analyst: 

Antonio Magalhaes 

Physiotherapists: 

Connor Mahon, Lucie Beech-Pickard 

Safeguarding Officer: 

Paul Dempsey 

Club Secretary: Zoe Jones 

CONTRIBUTORS 

Words: Samuel Ward, Ignition Sport 

Photography: Alex Styles, 

Joe Williams, Richard Hammersley 

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CONTENTS 

4. AMY MERRICKS 

5. CHRISTIE HARRISON-MURRAY 

6. INTERVIEW: 

AMY MERRICKS 

9. AROUND THE GROUNDS 

10. MATCH REVIEW 

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12. ROLL CALL 

13. OPPOSITION: 

SHEFFIELD UNITED 

15. PLAYER SPONSORS 

16. SQUADS 

COVER STORY 

The cover features words 

from the Club’s manifesto. 

Thank you to all of the 

supporters for all of their 

support throughout the 

2023/24 season. 

Keep Right On! 

CONTACT 

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TOUCHLINE TALK 

AMY MERRICKS 

Good afternoon, Bluenoses, and welcome 

to this afternoon’s Barclays Women’s 

Championship fixture against Sheffield United. 

I cannot overstate how proud I am to be Head 

Coach of the Football Club. Birmingham City is 

steeped in the history of the Women’s game and now 

is the time to write the next chapter in that story. 

You only have to spend a short amount of time at 

St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park or The Knighthead 

Training and Academy Grounds to see the potential. 

The foundations exist and everything is either in 

place or being put in place to ensure the Owners’, 

Garry Cook and Hope Powell’s ambition becomes a 

reality. When an opportunity like this presents itself, 

you do not have to think twice about saying yes. 

This not only makes it an exciting time for me 

but also for the supporters and I want to take this 

moment to personally thank them for the warm 

welcome I have received since my appointment on 

Monday. I am excited for the future and delighted 

that you will be coming on this journey with us. 

Today’s match comes at a bit of a crossroads, 

with it being the team’s final home game of the 

campaign and my first one in charge. But I must 

make clear, that irrespective of circumstance, 

I want to win every time we play. Others may 

view these final few weeks of the season as a 

bit of a ‘free hit’ or a time to experiment without 

consequence, but our performances will determine 

how strong a platform we have for next season. 

It is certainly not uncommon that you can trace 

future successes back to finishing the previous year 

strongly and after taking training over recent days, 

I have every confidence this can be the case. The 

girls have been fully committed to their work and 

are showing the levels required. That also applies 

to those currently unavailable for selection, their 

application to recovering helps to further set the 

standards. All the players owe it to themselves 

and, as a collective, we owe it to the supporters. 

Since joining the second tier, Blues have a 100% 

record against Sheffield United. It is our primary 

aim to continue this run and, even better, we want 

to do it by entertaining the crowd. Of course, that 

is not a given and the opposition will bring their 

own ideas and challenges. It is, therefore, up 

to us as a group to overcome these and ensure 

that we set the agenda. To quote Chairman of 

the Board, Tom Wagner: “This is our house.” 

Keep Right On, 

Amy Merricks 


CAPTAIN’S COLUMN 

CHRISTIE HARRISON-MURRAY 

Good afternoon, Bluenoses, it is great to welcome you all back 

to St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park for our final home game of 

the season against Sheffield United in the Barclays Women’s 

Championship. 

I want to start by talking about the news from the start of the week. 

It was great to welcome our new Head Coach, Amy Merricks, to 

the Club who comes from a good pedigree of Barclays Women’s 

Super League club, Brighton & Hove Albion, and having also 

worked with England youth squads. The next two weeks 

give us a great opportunity to get a head start with 

what she wants to build going into the 2024/25 

season. It is very evident from the get-go that 

she has a clear vision for the direction of 

Blues and aims to drive that with high 

standards and expectations of the 

group. The first sessions this week have 

been really enjoyable and intense. 

Last weekend was a disappointing result 

against Crystal Palace, but I thought the 

team showed plenty of fight for each other, 

especially after going down to 10 players. It 

was a challenging week in the build-up, but we 

prepared well with support from Assistant Head 

Coach, Emily Simpkins, and it was good to be back out 

there with the team. We welcomed back Jade Pennock, 

who has been out for over four months, and you could see 

instantly the quality that she possesses, so we are excited 

to have her in the group for these final two games. 

Our final home game sees us take on the Blades, 

who are in inspired form at the moment. Four wins in 

a row have them chasing down a top-half finish, and 

they will be eager to make sure that this happens in 

the final two games. We know the quality that they have 

amongst their ranks, and we have done a lot of work 

this week to make sure that we are ready for them. 

This week I was named PFA Community Champion. 

I am happy to have been selected to win the award 

because the community is a vital part of this football 

club. It is our responsibility as players to ensure that we 

are doing the work to help inspire those people. 

Just finally, I want to thank all of you Bluenoses for your 

support throughout the season both here at home and 

also on the road. Results have not always gone our way, 

but you have helped us get over the line in some tough 

matches. Our attendances have continued to grow, and 

we cannot wait to see you all again next season. 

Christie 


INTERVIEW 

AMY MERRICKS 

It has been another landmark week at Birmingham 

City, with the Football Club appointing one of the 

nation’s brightest young coaches as they strive 

to put their Women’s team back in the top flight. 

Amy Merricks was installed as Head Coach 

on Monday, being handed the remit of finishing 

the 2023/24 season strongly and using this 

period as the launchpad to fulfil the Owners’ and 

Hope Powell’s ambition in the years ahead. 

She comes armed with experience in both the 

Barclays Women’s Super League from time spent 

at Brighton & Hove Albion, where she worked as a 

trusted aid of Blues’ vastly experienced Technical 

Director, and is fresh from a successful period 

leading some of England’s Young Lionesses. 

Now ready for her next challenge at St. 

Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park, she has spoken 

about her aims for the immediate – a Barclays 

Women’s Championship fixture versus Sheffield 

United – and her targets for the future, 

detailing how she sets out to achieve them. 

Amy, welcome to Blues. How does it feel to be 

Head Coach of Birmingham City Women? 

Thank you. I feel incredibly honoured to be the 

new Head Coach and I am excited to get started. 

What was it about this opportunity that made you 

want to join? 

I have always recognised Birmingham City 

as a club that has been a pioneer here in the 

Women’s game in England. I think after having 


conversations with Hope Powell and Garry Cook 

about the ambitions moving forwards, it is a unique 

opportunity and something I became completely 

engrossed in taking forwards and being a part of. 

You mention Hope Powell, the Women’s Technical 

Director. You spent a lot of years working with 

her at Brighton & Hove Albion, how excited 

are you to be working with her again? 

Yes, of course. We developed a really close 

relationship over five years working at Brighton. 

That will hold us in good stead moving forward. 

This is your first permanent head coach position in club 

football, did you feel like the timing was right for you? 

Yes, absolutely. But I feel like, most importantly, the 

project is right, the club is right. It is a really exciting 

time to be at Birmingham City. I love what the Club 

and city is about, and I can’t wait to move it forward. 

More recently, you were Head Coach of England Under- 

19s, how much did that experience help you to develop? 

Of course, it was a great opportunity to work on 

the international stage. There is lots of young talent 

coming through the England pathway. It was slightly 

different to the domestic game, but every opportunity 

to be on the grass with talented players is going to 

shape what I can do moving forward. I am excited to 

bring some of what I learnt there into this great club. 

And for our supporters, what can they expect 

to see from a team led by Amy Merricks? 

I see football as a dynamic game – I want to play 

exciting football with purpose. I want to dictate the 

game with and without the ball. Most importantly, 

you will see a team that is bold, brave, and wants 

to embrace the opportunity that we have. 

You come in at a time when the season is drawing 

toward its conclusion. How do you plan to use the 

time in the next two weeks with the group? 

It is a great opportunity to get on the grass 

with the players and staff, that is where you 

learn the most about them as individuals. It 

gives us the opportunity to leave the campaign 

with a statement of intent moving forwards. 

You have met the group, how was it 

getting on the grass with them? 

We have a talented group of individuals. Now it is 

about bringing that together. It is about making sure 

we have a clear playing style moving forwards, they 

understand exactly what is required of them and 

we can really showcase some good football here. 

You have been in the opposition dugout at St. 

Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park before. How excited 

are you to be in the home one moving forward? 

I am really excited. I think every time I have been here 

as a coach, the fans have been excellent, and we are 

going to need them on the journey moving forwards. 



around the grounds 

A grandstand finish is on the 

horizon next weekend to determine 

promotion to the Barclays Women’s 

Super League, but neither Crystal 

Palace Women nor Sunderland 

Women can afford anything 

less than perfection today. 

The division’s leading lights 

are separated by just two points 

with two fixtures remaining and 

face off against each other on 

the season’s final weekend for an 

all-or-nothing finale. To ensure that 

permutation is still achievable the 

Black Cats, who were 3-0 victors 

at relegated Watford Women 

last time out, need to overcome 

Charlton Athletic on home soil 

this afternoon. The Addicks in 

third, and just a point behind the 

Wearsiders, will be no pushovers as 

they still harbour hopes of elevation 

themselves and can mathematically 

overtake the top two if they 

suffer any final-day jitters. 

Sunderland boss Mel Reay has 

overseen a remarkable turnaround 

at Eppleton. Last season the 

red and whites finished second 

bottom of the Barclays Women’s 

Championship but know that two 

victories would secure a return to 

the top-flight for the first time since 

the leagues were restructured. 

She told The Northern Echo: “The 

moment that you think you might do 

it is the moment you lose focus on 

the task in hand. It is in our hands. 

It’s quite easy to say all we’ve got 

to do is win two games, but they’re 

different games. They’re not easy 

games. We’ll prepare properly.” 

Free-scoring leaders Crystal Palace 

edged a narrow win over Blues last 

Sunday at the VBS Community 

Stadium in Sutton to keep their 

noses ahead at the summit and will 

not want any slip-ups as they travel 

to a Lewes side fighting for their 

lives. Scott Booth’s strugglers have 

lost their last two games but are 

only three points behind Reading 

with a superior goal difference. 

Palace end the campaign 

next weekend at Selhurst Park 

expecting a record crowd and a 

party atmosphere, and Eagles 

captain Aimee Everett hopes 

that home advantage can play 

its part in earning elevation after 

six seasons in the second-tier. 

She told Palace TV: “Obviously 

it was an amazing number of fans 

that came out against Watford. We 

appreciate every single one of them 

that made the journey, and they 

helped us in the game - we could hear 

them from minute one to minute 90.” 

Elsewhere this afternoon Reading 

Women know a point against 

Durham Women will confirm their 

second-tier status for another 

campaign. Wins have been rare 

occurrences for both sides of 

late. The Royals have gone five 

games without recording a victory, 

haemorrhaging 18 goals in the 

process, while the Wildcats remain 

winless in 2024 and have conceded 

10 times in their last two outings. 

Fourth-place Southampton 

Women, the only side without a draw, 

will rue dropped points at Blackburn 

Rovers Women which took them out 

of the title race last month. However, 

the Saints can end their home 

campaign - and a progressive season 

- on a high with victory over a London 

City Lionesses side this afternoon 

that have been underwhelming this 

term having finished third in 2022/23. 

THIS WEEKEND’S OTHER 

FIXTURES: 

Blackburn Rovers Women v 

Watford Women (SAT) 

Reading Women v Durham Women 

Lewes Women v Crystal Palace Women 

Southampton FC Women v 

London City Lionesses 

Sunderland Women v Charlton Athletic 


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blues women 

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under-21s 

vs 

brighton & HOVE ALBION under-21s 

Blues Women’s Under-21s were beaten by Brighton 

& Hove Albion Under-21s in the PGA League. 

Birmingham City fought back from two goals 

down to level the scores at the Knighthead 

Training and Academy Grounds, before a late 

effort secured the win for the Seagulls. 

Strikes from Evie Milner and Olivia Johnson 

put them two up, before Jess Hood and Lucy Day 

replied for Blues. However, Clarabella Hall put the 

visitors back in front to pick up the three points. 

Brighton were at it from the off and went 

ahead inside the opening minute. Ellianna Martin 

intercepted a pass inside the area and teed 

up Milner to roll in from the six yard box. 

Liam Parkes’ side responded and came close to 

a leveller through Hood. Vienna Tokam played a 

perfectly weighted pass through to the midfielder, 

who saw her effort well saved by Lily Murray. 

At the other end, the Seagulls doubled their advantage. 

Johnson picked up a loose ball on the edge of the area 

and shaped a right footed effort beyond Poppy Irvine. 

Soon after, Johnson had another attempt, 

but this time the ‘keeper made a brilliant save. 

A free kick was played short to the forward, 

but her strike was pushed away by Irvine. 

Blues got themselves back into the game late 

into the half. Millie Pullen was adjudged to have 

been fouled inside the area and Tokam stepped up 

from the spot. Her penalty was saved by Murray, 

but Hood reacted quickest to roll in the rebound. 

It did not take long after half-time for the hosts 

to level the scores. Hood’s free kick caused a 

scramble inside the area before it eventually went 

into the path of Day to tap in at the back post. 

Despite Blues applying plenty of pressure to the 

Brighton back line in the hunt for a winner, it was the 

visitors who found it. Hall was played in on goal and, 

despite Irvine’s best efforts, her effort crept over the line. 

Speaking to BCFC.com post-match, Head 

Coach Parkes was proud of his team’s ability 

to fightback from two goals down, and the 

learning they took from the match. 

“I’m proud of the performance. We were 0-2 down 

after 17 minutes and the girls dug deep, showed 

character and belief and played some really good 

football at times. I thought we created the better 

opportunities to score, but it wasn’t to be. 

“They never give up, never say die attitude and 

there is that belief that we can get back into it. It 

showed what we are about and our character.” 

Blues: Irvine, Robinson, Hall, Day, Thompson (Hicks- 

Kenward 60), Hood, Banaras (Ratcliffe 60), Hughes 

(Phillips 46), Tokam, Weaver (Murphy 60), Pullen. 


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SCORERS 

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SHOTS 

SHOTS ON TARGET 

POSSESSION 

CRYSTAL PALACE: Lambourne, Percival, Everett (captain), Nolan, Gibbons, Potter, Hopcroft (Guyatt 90+2), Blanchard, 

Sharpe, Hughes, Atkinson (Dennis 66). Subs not used: Negri, Doran, Reilly, Filbey, Arthur, Larkin, Watson 

BLUES WOMEN: Thomas, Herron, Quinn, Lawley, Holloway, Moore, Agg (Harrison-Murray 89), Devlin (Cho 69), 

Yuri (Pennock 69), Smith (Pullen 89), Lucy Quinn (Walker 46). Subs not used: Clarke, Dungate, Wilson, Hall. 


ROLL CALL & LEAGUE TABLE 

Roll Call BWC FA CUP CONTI CUP 

Lily Agg 16(3)/4 0(2)/0 1(1)/1 

Remi Allen 7(3)/1 0(1)/0 1(0)/0 

Layla Banaras 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 

Charlotte Clarke 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 2(0)/0 

Delphi Cole 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 

Abi Cowie 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 

Charlie Devlin 11(4)/4 1(2)/0 2(0)/0 

Katie Dungate 2(9)/0 0(1)/0 2(1)/0 

Jamie Finn 9(5)/0 3(0)/0 3(0)/0 

Ivana Fuso 9(3)/2 1(1)/1 1(2)/0 

Martha Harris 8(3)/1 1(1)/0 1(1)/1 

Christie Harrison-Murray 7(12)/0 3(0)/0 3(0)/0 

Neve Herron 18(1)/0 2(0)/0 3(0)/0 

Rebecca Holloway 5(0)/0 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 

Abbi Jenner 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 1(2)/0 

Gemma Lawley 17(1)/2 3(0)/0 1(0)/0 

Ebonie Locke 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 

Ellie Mason 13(1)/1 2(1)/0 3(0)/0 

Riya Mannu 0(1)/0 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 

Jade Moore 14(3)/2 3(0)/1 0(1)/0 

Jade Pennock 6(6)/1 1(0)/0 1(1)/0 

Millie Pullen 0(2)/0 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 

Louise Quinn 11(4)/1 1(1)/0 2(0)/0 

league table 

P PL W L D GD PTS 

1 CRYSTAL PALACE 20 13 4 3 +33 42 

2 SUNDERLAND 20 12 4 4 +14 40 

3 CHARLTON ATHLETIC 20 11 3 6 +12 39 

4 SOUTHAMPTON 20 12 8 0 +14 36 

5 BIRMINGHAM CITY 20 10 7 3 +14 33 

6 BLACKBURN ROVERS 20 9 8 3 -6 30 

7 SHEFFIELD UNITED 20 9 9 2 +4 29 

8 LONDON CITY LIONESSES 20 6 10 4 -9 22 

9 DURHAM 20 5 10 5 -20 20 

10 READING 20 4 9 7 -20 19 

11 LEWES 20 4 12 4 -14 16 

12 WATFORD 20 3 14 3 -22 12 

Lucy Quinn 14(6)/2 2(1)/0 0(3)/0 

Libby Smith 13(4)/4 3(0)/2 0(1)/0 

Cho So-hyun 6(1)/1 2(0)/0 2(0)/0 

Lucy Thomas 20(0)/0 3(0)/0 1(0)/0 

Claudia Walker 9(6)/1 1(1)/1 3(0)/0 

Siobhan Wilson 0(1)/0 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 

Louanne Worsey 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 0(0)/0 

Choe Yu-ri 4(6)/0 1(2)/1 1(1)/0 

remaining fixture 

DURHAM V BLUES WOMEN, 

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SHEFFIELD UNITED 

BLADES A CUT ABOVE 

heffield United Women have been 

in razor-sharp form in the Barclays 

SWomen’s Championship throughout 

March with four consecutive wins. 

Despite defeats on the road at the start of last 

month, home victories over bottom-of-the-table 

Watford Women and against league-leaders Crystal 

Palace Women eased any lingering relegation 

fears. A 5-1 demolition of struggling Reading 

Women provided a third successive victory at 

their Bramall Lane home before the confident 

Blades maintained that winning momentum on 

the road at London City Lionesses last Sunday. 

A 1-2 win at Princes Park in the capital, courtesy 

of goals from Sophie Barker and Izzy Goodwin, 

provided a ninth win of the campaign and lifted the 

South Yorkshire side to seventh in the second tier. 

Interim Head Coach, Luke Turner, has been getting 

the best out of his side in recent weeks and is looking 

to end a turbulent campaign on a high by overhauling 

Blackburn Rovers Women and Blues in the table. 

Turner explained to ‘Up the Blades’ on Sunday: “I’m 

really proud of the girls as they’ve played two different 

halves of football. First-half, we really stuck to the 

game plan and created some good chances and 

probably should have got another goal or two. Secondhalf, 

we knew they’d come out fighting and put us under 

pressure. We had to dig in and play a bit of a different 

game to see it out. It’s a shame we couldn’t keep 

another clean sheet but it is good to get another win. 

“You need to be able to do both sides of the game 

and it’s good that we’ve been able to show that we 

can do that and we’ve shown a lot more grit and 

resilience now than maybe we have in the past. 

“We’ve got no pressure on us in the remaining 

games against Birmingham and Blackburn Rovers, 

so we can play with a bit of freedom and with real 

confidence, but we’ve also got to try and keep going, 

keep working and approach the last two games in 

the same manner and finish as high as we can.” 

The Blades could be without 17-goal leading scorer 

Goodwin for today’s trip to the West Midlands after 

the former Coventry United forward suffered an 

ankle injury last time out. Sharpshooter Sophie 

Haywood, two-time FA Women’s Championship 

Golden Boot winner Jess Sigsworth and ex-Blues 

forward Ash Hodson provide plenty of threat 

in the final third, while teenager Eva Butler and 

England youth Chene Muir are emerging talents. 

Leading by example in centre-midfield is 

experienced captain Sophie Barker, a promotion 

winner with Leicester City Women, while March 

Goal of the Month nominee Bex Rayner and 

former Manchester United youth Ella Kinzett 

have been growing influences this season. 

At the back, commanding shotstopper Fran 

Stenson has impressed in a first campaign away from 

Arsenal Women and has been shielded by a centreback 

partnership of former club Player of the Year 

Charlotte Newsham and the influential Molly Graham. 

England Under-23s player Tara Bourne had 

a loan spell with Blues in 2022/23 and is one to 

watch, Charley Docherty is a versatile option and 

Rachel Brown has a reputation as a goalscoring 

full-back. Down the left, Jodie Hutton was a 

promotion winner with Bristol City Women. 



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