Birmingham City manager Chris Davies faced the media on Monday ahead of Tuesday's Championship clash against Preston

Birmingham City manager Chris Davies has reinforced his elite mentality messaging ahead of Tuesday's match against Preston North End. Davies emphasized that Blues must enhance their play in possession to break down stubborn defenses, noting that hard work alone is not enough to become a top team. Following a Saturday victory over West Bromwich Albion, Davies highlighted tactical adjustments and urged supporters to remain patient as the squad looks to control matches.
Davies specifically praised midfielder Tomoki Iwata for an improved in-possession display against West Brom under modified instructions. Ahead of facing Graham Alexander's Preston side at St Andrew's, Davies warned that breaking down experienced Championship opponents requires composure rather than rushed play, urging fans to foster a vibrant, supportive atmosphere.
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