Birmingham 1 Cardiff 1: McLeish looks for more after Bowyer provides a lift

Alex McLeish wants to add a defender and a striker to his Birmingham squad before the transfer window closes and knows the fans are still not convinced by his side's promotion push. The Birmingham manager introduced three loan signings against Cardiff and one of them, West Ham'sLee Bowyer, snatched an equaliser in added time. They were behind to Joe Ledley's spectacular 61st-minute volley and 'What a load of rubbish' rang around St Andrew's as it became clear they would record their third home League match without a win. Dream start: On loan midfielder Lee Bowyer celebrates his dramatic injury-time equaliser to top his Birmingham debut Birmingham boss McLeish eyes a new 'creative' deal to lure Rangers striker Boyd southRef Webb feeling Blue after howler helps Wolves beat BirminghamBirmingham in talks with West Ham defender Calum Davenport Debutant Hameur Bouazza, from Fulham, made an impression but Chelsea's Scott Sinclair struggled, and McLeish said: 'I can understand the fans' reaction when you are losing at home. 'I am hoping to bring a couple of players in to strengthen the squad and, hopefully, the late goal will kick-start many players' form.' Joe Ledley Bowyer's Birmingham deal may become permanent if they go up, and he said: 'We have made up a point on Reading and, if we win our game in hand, we will be in second place with things in our own hands. 'It is not easy when you have so many people making debuts.' Cardiff also threw away a lead at Reading last month, and manager Dave Jones said: 'We have to learn to be mentally tougher.' Birmingham boss McLeish eyes a new 'creative' deal to lure Rangers striker Boyd southRef Webb feeling Blue after howler helps Wolves beat BirminghamBirmingham in talks with West Ham defender Calum Davenport  

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