While promotion arises, ideas will turn out to be next season and Birmingham’s backgrounds to return to the Premier League.
Davies likes to dig the mantra “step by step” into his players when he turns the club back to the second goal.
Critics can show the power of the use of Birmingham and the profile of its owners making the Davies work easier.
While that is difficult to argue against, it is also worth pointing out such feedback can make it difficult for the manger effect to break into a wide consciousness.
“Davies seems to only receive debt of murmurings outside the borders of the West Midlands,” Wilford said.
“His first month manager award came just after 13 points in February.
“Birmingham fans had lived in a decade of divorce, stadium chaos and diminished.
“Now, they have ambitious and reliable owners who have supported a young coach who shows the values of amazing work, a clear football strategy and an interesting ability to inspire.
“Many will wait to judge how he works in the championship. It’s hard to imagine that Davies and the club will not emerge that challenge well.”
Back in September, Krystian Bielik went on to say that Birmingham would “be a championship club again in six months”.
That’s this month. He will not be far away.
The BBC’s game was talking to BBC Radio Radio Wm Richard Wilford.
