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Lee Hendrie(Image: Photo by Pete Norton\/Getty Images)<\/p>\nLatest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive brings you what has been said about one of the deals that Blues pulled off this summer<\/p>\n
13:29, 06 Sep 2025Updated 13:36, 06 Sep 2025<\/p>\n
Lee Hendrie(Image: Photo by Pete Norton\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n
Sky Sports pundit Lee Hendrie says he was “mightily surprised” that Sheffield United sanctioned Jack Robinson’s departure to Birmingham City<\/a> but insisted it was a great deal for Blues.<\/p>\n Robinson signed for Blues on deadline day<\/a> and arrives bringing a wealth of experience having been a key performer as the Blades reached the play-off final in the Championship last term.<\/a><\/p>\n The centre-back left Bramall Lane at a time when United have endured a shocking start to the season and his move to the West Midlands has done little to ease concerns about the club’s direction of travel under Ruben Selles.<\/p>\n But their loss has been Birmingham’s gain according to Hendrie who says they have got the better end of the deal.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m mightily surprised, to be honest, particularly with the situation they\u2019re in this season,\u201d Hendrie told Football League World.<\/p>\n \u201cA poor start from them, defensively looked I think vulnerable from day duck, really, and him being experienced I think this is an absolutely massive signing for Blues, I really do.<\/p>\n \u201cI think they\u2019ve got such a big squad of players and not just players that are making up numbers.<\/p>\n \u201cI think Jack Robinson brings real experience, it’s a very good signing for them.<\/p>\n \u201cBig coup for Blues.\u201d<\/p>\n Was Robinson a coup for the Blues? 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