Birmingham City has undergone a remarkable transformation, with over 20,000 season tickets sold and a palpable buzz surrounding the club. The team is eager to reconnect with the city and unlock its true potential, with supporters' clubs springing up worldwide.
However, with great excitement comes great expectation, and Davies is aware that it takes time to achieve success. The manager has reflected on last season, realizing that it was a period for the club to breathe and adjust to the Championship. Davies has learned to handle the pressures of the job and is now focused on making tactical adjustments to take the team to the next level.
The introduction of new players, such as August Priske and Jhon Solis, has added a new dimension to the team, and Davies is keen to strike a balance between possession football and a more direct approach. The club has also brought in a specialist set-piece coach, Scott Fry, to help improve their chances of scoring from dead-ball situations. With a strong squad and a clear vision, Birmingham City is poised to make a significant impact in the Championship this season.