Birmingham co-owner assures fans

Birmingham co-owner David Sullivan has played down reports he plans to quit the midlands club.

Mon, 13 Dec, 2004 - 09:31

Birmingham co-owner David Sullivan has played down reports he plans to quit the midlands club.

Sullivan was reported to be considering selling his shares after nearly 12 years involvement with the Blues, whom he helped rescue from the verge of financial ruin.

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