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2000–01 Birmingham City F.C. season

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Birmingham City F.C. 2000–01 football season
Birmingham City F.C.
2000–01 season
ChairmanDavid Gold
ManagerTrevor Francis
StadiumSt Andrew's
First Division5th
Play-offsSemi-finals
FA CupThird round
League CupRunners-up
Top goalscorerLeague:Geoff Horsfield
Marcelo (7)
All:Geoff Horsfield (12)
Highest home attendance29,150 (14 March 2001 vsBlackburn Rovers, First Division)
Lowest home attendance8,960 (26 September 2000 vsWycombe Wanderers, League Cup)
Average home league attendance21,283

The2000–01 season wasBirmingham City Football Club's 98th season in theEnglish football league system. It ran from 1 July 2000 to 30 June 2001.

Led by managerTrevor Francis, the team repeated the previous season's fifth-place finish in theFootball League First Division to qualify for the play-offs for a second consecutive season, but suffered another semi-final defeat, this time toPreston North End, losing 4–2on penalties after drawing 2–2over two legs. They were eliminated in the third round of theFA Cup, and reached theFootball League Cup final for the first time since 1963, facingLiverpool. Liverpool took the lead in the 30th minute throughRobbie Fowler, but Birmingham equalised in the last minute of normal time with aDarren Purse penalty. No further goals were scored inextra time, so the match was settled in apenalty shoot-out;Martin Grainger's andAndrew Johnson's penalties were saved, and Liverpool won 5–4 on penalties.

The top scorer for the season wasGeoff Horsfield, with twelve goals in all competitions, of which seven were in the League;Marcelo also scored seven league goals.

Kit

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French apparel manufacturersLe Coq Sportif remained Birmingham's kit suppliers for the third season in a row, and introduced a new kit for the season.Auto Windscreens remained the kit sponsors, also for the third consecutive season.[1]

Football League First Division

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Main article:2000–01 Football League § First Division

Match details

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General sources:[2] Match content not verifiable from these sources is referenced individually.
DateLeague[3]
position		OpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRefs
12 August 200011thQueens Park RangersAD0–013,926
18 August 200016thFulhamHL1–3Sonner 36'21,659
26 August 200014thNottingham ForestAW2–1Marcelo 16',Eaden 45'18,820
28 August 20005thBarnsleyHW4–1Ndlovu 9',Grainger 35'pen.,Holdsworth 51',Hughes 90'17,160
9 September 20006thSheffield UnitedHW1–0O'Connor 9'pen.21,493
12 September 20004thPreston North EndHW3–1Ndlovu 58',A. Johnson 65', O'Connor 78'pen.16,484
17 September 20004thWest Bromwich AlbionAD1–1Horsfield 61'19,858
23 September 20004thTranmere RoversHW2–0Grainger 73', Horsfield 90'17,640
1 October 20005thWatfordAL0–212,355
8 October 20004thCrewe AlexandraAW2–0Hughes 54', Marcelo 81'6,829
14 October 20004thCrystal PalaceHW2–1Burchill 72',Adebola 85'17,191
17 October 20003rdStockport CountyHW4–0Horsfield 13', Grainger 70'pen., Burchill (2) 80', 87'15,579
22 October 20003rdSheffield WednesdayAL0–114,695
25 October 20003rdGillinghamHW1–0Marcelo 90'26,044
28 October 20003rdPortsmouthAD1–1Eaden 48'15,218
4 November 20003rdBolton WanderersHD1–1Grainger 50'pen.20,043
7 November 20003rdNorwich CityAL0–113,900
18 November 20004thBurnleyHW3–2Adebola 48', O'Connor 50', Burchill 86'19,641
25 November 20003rdHuddersfield TownHW2–1Lazaridis 26', Horsfield 45'22,120
2 December 20002ndGillinghamAW2–1M. Johnson 78', Horsfield 90'9,247
9 December 20003rdWimbledonHL0–316,778
17 December 20003rdWolverhampton WanderersAW1–0Adebola 32'19,938
23 December 20003rdQueens Park RangersHD0–024,311
26 December 20004thBlackburn RoversAL1–2Purse 88'24,899
1 January 20016thNottingham ForestHL0–220,034
13 January 20016thBarnsleyAW3–2Marcelo 16', M. Johnson 40', Lazaridis 48'13,631
27 January 20015thFulhamAW1–0Grainger 47'15,482
3 February 20015thNorwich CityHW2–1Hughes 9', Purse 62'pen.18,551
10 February 20016thSheffield UnitedAL1–3Horsfield 89'19,313
17 February 20014thWest Bromwich AlbionHW2–1Adebola 36', O'Connor 57'25,025
20 February 20014thPreston North EndAW2–0Grainger 11', A. Johnson 71'14,864
2 March 20014thWatfordHW2–0Eaden 45', Hughes 79'20,724
6 March 20014thCrystal PalaceAW2–1Upson 48'o.g., Adebola 59'13,987
10 March 20013rdCrewe AlexandraHW2–0Purse 61'pen., A. Johnson 77'28,042
14 March 20014thBlackburn RoversHL0–229,150
17 March 20014thStockport CountyAL0–27,176
20 March 20014thGrimsby TownAD1–1A. Johnson 10'4,843
24 March 20014thSheffield WednesdayHL1–2Horsfield 60'19,733
1 April 20014thWolverhampton WanderersHL0–124,003
7 April 20014thWimbledonAL1–3Marcelo 86'6,619
10 April 20015thTranmere RoversAL0–18,004
13 April 20014thBolton WanderersAD2–2O'Connor 14', Marcelo 57'15,025
16 April 20014thPortsmouthHD0–023,304
21 April 20015thBurnleyAD0–017,057
28 April 20015thGrimsby TownHW1–0Marcelo 64'24,822
6 May 20015thHuddersfield TownAW2–1Woodhouse (2) 21', 45'19,290

League table (part)

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Final First Division table (part)
PosClubPldWDLFAGDPts
3rdBolton Wanderers462415776453187
4thPreston North End462391464521278
5thBirmingham City462391459481178
6thWest Bromwich Albion462111146052874
7thBurnley46219165054−472
KeyPos = League position;Pld = Matches played;
W = Matches won;D = Matches drawn;L = Matches lost;
F = Goals for;A = Goals against;GD =Goal difference;Pts = Points
Source[4]

Results summary

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OverallHomeAway
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsWDLGFGAGDWDLGFGAGD
46239145948 +117814363422 +129682526 −1

Source:[4]

Play-offs

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Main article:Football League Championship play-offs
RoundDateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRefs
Semifinal 1st leg13 May 2001Preston North EndHW1–0Eaden 54'29,072[5]
Semifinal 2nd leg17 May 2001Preston North EndAL1–2a.e.t.
2–4pens.		Horsfield 58'16,928[6]

FA Cup

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Main article:2000–01 FA Cup
FA Cup match details
RoundDateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRefs
Third round6 January 2001Manchester CityAL2–3Grainger 57',Adebola 61'19,380[2]

League Cup

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Main article:2000–01 Football League Cup
General sources:[2] Match content not verifiable from these sources is referenced individually.
League Cup match details
RoundDateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRefs
First round first leg22 August 2000Southend UnitedAW5–0Eaden 5',Marcelo 10',M. Johnson 28',Adebola 74',Hughes 85'3,694
First round second leg5 September 2000Southend UnitedHD0–0
5–0agg.		9,507
Second round first leg19 September 2000Wycombe WanderersAW4–3Horsfield (2) 3', 22',A. Johnson (2) 24', 87'2,537
Second round second leg26 September 2000Wycombe WanderersHW1–0
5–3agg.		Ndlovu 66'8,960
Third round31 October 2000Tottenham HotspurAW3–1Adebola (2) 15', 28',Burchill 45'27,096
Fourth round29 November 2000Newcastle UnitedHW2–1Adebola 31', M. Johnson 90'18,520
Quarter-final12 December 2000Sheffield WednesdayHW2–0Sonner 28', Adebola 57'22,911
Semi-final first leg9 January 2001Ipswich TownAL0–121,684
Semi-final second leg31 January 2001Ipswich TownHW4–1a.e.t
4–2agg.		Grainger 43', Horsfield (2) 56', 103', A. Johnson 117'28,624

Final

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Main article:2001 Football League Cup Final
Liverpool v Birmingham City
25 February 2001FinalLiverpool1–1 (a.e.t.)
(5–4p)		 Birmingham CityMillennium Stadium,Cardiff
15:00Fowler 30'[7]Purse 90' (pen.)Attendance: 73,500
Referee:David Elleray
Penalties
McAllistersoccer ball with check mark
Barmbysoccer ball with check mark
Ziegesoccer ball with check mark
Hamannsoccer ball with red X
Fowlersoccer ball with check mark
Carraghersoccer ball with check mark		soccer ball with red XGrainger
soccer ball with check markPurse
soccer ball with check markMarcelo
soccer ball with check markLazaridis
soccer ball with check markHughes
soccer ball with red XA. Johnson

Transfers

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In

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DatePlayerClub†FeeRef
1 July 2000David Burrows(Coventry City)Free[8]
5 July 2000Nicky Eaden(Barnsley)Free[9]
10 July 2000Geoff HorsfieldFulham£2.25m[10]
3 August 2000Danny Sonner(Sheffield Wednesday)Free[11]
2 February 2001Curtis WoodhouseSheffield United£1m[12]
† Brackets round club names indicate the player's contract with that club had expired before he joined Birmingham.

Out

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DatePlayerFeeJoined†Ref
28 June 2000Gary Rowett£3mLeicester City[13]
January 2001Jimmy HaarhoffFreeChester City[14]
2 February 2001Peter NdlovuReleased(Sheffield United)[12]
9 February 2001Steve RobinsonUndisclosedSwindon Town[15]
10 April 2001Simon MarshReleased(Tamworth)[16]
30 June 2001Jon BassReleased(Hartlepool United)[17][18]
30 June 2001James DysonReleased(Hednesford Town)[17][19]
30 June 2001Kevin PooleReleased(Birmingham City)[20]
† Brackets round a club denote the player joined that club after his Birmingham City contract expired.

Loan in

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DatePlayerClubReturnRef
15 September 2000Gary CharlesWest Ham UnitedOne month[21]
22 September 2000Mark BurchillCelticThree months[22]
13 November 2000Richard EdghillManchester CityOne month[23]
14 December 2000Steve JenkinsHuddersfield TownOne month[24]
9 February 2001Carl TilerCharlton Athletic21 February 2001[25]
13 February 2001Peter AthertonBradford CityThree months[26]
16 March 2001Jamie PollockCrystal Palace17 May 2001[27]

Loan out

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DatePlayerClubReturnRef
7 August 2000Paul FurlongQueens Park RangersTwo months[28]

Appearances and goals

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Source:[29][30]
Numbers in parentheses denote appearances made as asubstitute.
Players marked † left the club during the playing season.
Players with namesin italics and marked * were on loan from another club for the whole of their season with Birmingham.
Players listed with no appearances have been in the matchday squad but only as unused substitutes.
Key to positions: GK –Goalkeeper; DF –Defender; MF –Midfielder; FW –Forward
Players' appearances and goals by competition
No.Pos.Nat.NameLeagueFA CupLeague CupPlay-offsTotalDiscipline
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsA yellow rectangle, denoting the yellow penalty card shown to a player being cautionedA red rectangle, denoting the red penalty card shown to a player being sent off
1GKENGIan Bennett450101002058020
2DFENGNicky Eaden44 (1)3101011 (1)156 (2)540
3DFENGMartin Grainger356111011047841
4DFENGDavid Burrows8 (5)0000 (2)0008 (7)010
5DFENGDarren Purse34 (3)3108 (1)12045 (4)491
6DFENGDavid Holdsworth24 (5)100400 (1)028 (6)181
7MFNIRJon McCarthy7 (8)000101 (1)09 (9)010
8FWBRAMarcelo16 (15)70 (1)02 (3)12020 (19)830
9FWENGGeoff Horsfield25 (9)70 (1)05 (1)42132 (11)1280
10MFENGBryan Hughes38 (7)40 (1)06 (3)10 (2)044 (13)540
11MFAUSStan Lazaridis26 (5)2105 (2)01 (1)033 (8)230
12MFCAYMartin O'Connor28 (2)510902040 (2)580
13GKENGKevin Poole100000001010
14MFENGGraham Hyde1 (2)0000 (1)0001 (3)010
15DFENGJerry Gill21 (8)010700029 (8)040
17DFJAMMichael Johnson39210822050440
18MFENGSteve Robinson †0 (4)0000 (2)0000 (6)000
18MFENGJamie Pollock * †4 (1)00000004 (1)010
19FWENGAndrew Johnson20 (14)4001 (6)30021 (20)740
19DFENGGary Charles * †300000003000
20MFENGJacques Williams1 (2)0000 (1)0001 (3)000
21MFCODTrésor Luntala000000000000
22DFWALSteve Jenkins * †300010004020
23DFENGJon Bass0 (1)00000000 (1)000
24FWNGADele Adebola16 (15)5116 (2)50023 (17)1110
25FWENGPaul Furlong0 (4)00000000 (4)000
26FWZIMPeter Ndlovu †10 (2)2105 (1)10016 (3)310
27DFNIRTony Capaldi000000000000
29DFENGCarl Tiler * †100000001000
29DFENGPeter Atherton *10000002012000
29DFENGRichard Edghill * †300000003000
30MFENGCurtis Woodhouse17200002019240
30FWSCOMark Burchill * †4 (9)400003 (1)17 (10)500
32MFNIRDanny Sonner22 (4)110912034 (4)260
33GKENGNeil Barnes000000000000
Players not included in matchday squads
No.Pos.Nat.Name
16DFENGJames Dyson
22DFENGSimon Marsh
28MFNIRJimmy Haarhoff †
28DFENGJoey Hutchinson
31GKENGDarren Horrigan †
31MFFRAMickael Sabathier

References

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General
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Specific
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    "Birmingham City, 5th, English Div 1". Football365. Archived fromthe original on 30 September 2013. Retrieved24 September 2013.
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  11. ^Dixon, Jamie (3 August 2000)."Sonner signs – Johnson targeted". Sky Sports. Retrieved6 September 2011.
  12. ^ab"Woodhouse snapped up by Blues". BBC Sport. 2 February 2001. Retrieved6 September 2011.
  13. ^Livie, Alex (28 June 2000)."Foxes snare Rowett". Sky Sports. Retrieved6 September 2011.
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    "Lambs boss Gee lures Marsh back to game".Birmingham Post. 30 August 2002. Retrieved24 September 2013.
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  22. ^"Burchill joins Birmingham". BBC Sport. 13 February 2001. Retrieved6 September 2011.
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    Thorpe, Martin (19 April 2001)."Chesterfield gamble on appeal against points cut".The Guardian. Retrieved11 September 2013.
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  29. ^Matthews, pp. 436–37.
  30. ^"Birmingham 2000/01 Player Appearances".Soccerbase. Centurycomm. Retrieved3 August 2012. Discipline statistics are sourced to individual player/season pages linked from this page.
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