John Eustace

All the latest Birmingham City news as potential boss John Eustace discusses what he brings to a team as a coach.

If Mark does ask for my opinion, I at least want to be able to give him some good feedback and hopefully help out as much as I can.” Bowyer was relieved of his duties after taking over form Aitor Karanka in March 2021. John Eustace has said that he likes to 'let the emotion out of the game' after taking over as manager of Birmingham City.

Birmingham City have appointed John Eustace as their new head coach.The Championship side parted company with Lee Bowyer on Saturday but have moved quickly.

Yesterday Yesterday "I am very proud to be here," Eustace told Birmingham's official website.

Birmingham have appointed John Eustace as their new head coach a day after announcing Lee Bowyer's departure. The 42-year-old, who was assistant manager ...

Eustace told the club’s official website: “I am very proud to be here. “The big picture is to get us as competitive as we can, to build a team that the fans are proud of, to play exciting football and win as many games as we can. “We have under-achieved in the past few seasons and a club of this size, with the support that this club has, we need to be aiming higher.

Stephen Kenny is on the look-out for another coach after John Eustace was appointed as the new manager of Birmingham City.

Neither of those scenarios came to pass and Eustace duly left his post with QPR but his name immediately entered the frame for the Birmingham post when Lee Bowyer exited and he has swiftly arrived on a three-year deal. The well regarded coach was viewed within the English game as a manager in waiting and was in the frame for the Watford job as well as the QPR gig when they let Mark Warburton go. He was assistant coach at QPR when Barry left and fitted the profile of what Kenny was looking for - especially as his then employer also operated a tactical set-up similar to Ireland's three at the back.

Birmingham sacked Lee Bowyer on Saturday but despite ongoing uncertainty about the club's ownership situation they are poised to appoint a new manager for ...

Eustace is in line to take charge this week ahead of City’s opening game on July 30 at Luton. He then continued as assistant when Mark Warburton took over ahead of the 2019/20 season. Eustace knows Troy Deeney well from their playing days at Watford and has the backing of Birmingham’s club captain.

The former QPR assistant manager replaces Bowyer after his 16-month spell in charge at St Andrew's came to an end on Saturday (July 2). The role is the Solihull ...

With their new manager announced, Blues fans have sent their best wishes to the 42-year-old as he takes over, even though some on Twitter expressed their doubts. Josh Tilley : Hopefully eustace gets backing, plays players like bacuna, graham, hogan and other players to their strengths. I'll back him until I have reason not to at this football club, let's see what he can bring. New era starting very soon. @ROBBIEBCFC1975_: Very happy with this. @nicktotty: In all seriousness, I'm excited about this.

Keith Downing and Maik Taylor are set to be part of John Eustace's backroom staff at Birmingham City, according to talkSPORT's Alex Crook.

We are starting to get more of an idea of how his coaching staff will look as Crook has reported that Downing will be appointed his assistant manager. Eustace’s coaching staff at St Andrew’s is already beginning to take shape, with Downing and Taylor two sensible appointments. Keith Downing and Maik Taylor are set to be part of John Eustace’s backroom staff at Birmingham City, according to talkSPORT’s Alex Crook.

The 42-year-old, who was assistant manager with QPR and, since March, the Republic of Ireland, has agreed a three-year deal with the Sky Bet Championship ...

Eustace told the club’s official website: "I am very proud to be here. "The big picture is to get us as competitive as we can, to build a team that the fans are proud of, to play exciting football and win as many games as we can. "We have under-achieved in the past few seasons and a club of this size, with the support that this club has, we need to be aiming higher.

STEPHEN KENNY has lost another assistant coach to another coaching job. John Eustace is set to become manager of Championship club Birmingham City.

'I am very proud to be here. John Eustace is set to become manager of Championship club Birmingham City. A tweet on the official FAI Twitter account read, 'Stephen Kenny and the FAI thank John Eustace for his time as Assistant Coach to our senior men’s team and wish him well in his new role as Head Coach at Birmingham City.'

Eustace joins having been assistant manager at Queens Park Rangers firstly under Steven Mclaren and latterly Mark Warburton. His first taste of managerial life ...

“The first thing we have to do is get this squad competitive and ready for that first game of the season against Luton.” Speaking of his appointment Eustace said, "I am very proud to be here. “We have underachieved in the past few seasons and a club of this size, with the support that this club has, we need to be aiming higher.

Birmingham City have announced John Eustace as their new Head Coach on a three year deal. Eustace replaces Lee Bowyer who was sacked over the weekend having led the club to a 20th place finish in the Championship last season.

“The first thing we have to do is get this squad competitive and ready for that first game of the season against Luton.” Speaking of his appointment Eustace said, "I am very proud to be here. “We have underachieved in the past few seasons and a club of this size, with the support that this club has, we need to be aiming higher.