Players
In the Professional Development League, three over-21 outfield players and one over-age goalkeeper are permitted. Those players marked as reserve team players were named in matchday squads for Professional Development League 2 fixtures or the Birmingham Senior Cup during the 2012–13 season. Those marked as academy players were named in matchday squads for the U18 Professional Development League 2 or FA Youth Cup. Unnamed triallists and regular first-team players are excluded; those who have only been unused substitutes are marked accordingly. Note that the list may be incomplete because the club's match reports do not always include a full team sheet. Squad numbers, where present, refer to the first team squad; development and youth teams do not have squad numbers.
Development squad players updated to match played 24 October 2012. Academy players updated to match played 29 September 2012.
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- Player whose name is
struck throughand marked is no longer with the club. - S in Reserves or Academy column denotes the player has only been an unused substitute.
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Read more about this topic: Birmingham City F.C. Reserves And Academy
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