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1 hour ago, FishersGate said:

He has financially but seems to not be working.  It's mad to think that a club in Birmingham cant attract atleast a thousand supporters every week

It is but how long are they going to keep trying?

Losing serious money every year is no good for him and no good for the sport.

I hate to see good people losing bundles to put on speedway fixtures 

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3 minutes ago, noaksey said:

It is but how long are they going to keep trying?

Losing serious money every year is no good for him and no good for the sport.

I hate to see good people losing bundles to put on speedway fixtures 

For the first time I see speedway advertisements on the back of buses! Nigel really has tried. It does make you wonder what more can they do. 
 

 

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2 hours ago, FishersGate said:

He has financially but seems to not be working.  It's mad to think that a club in Birmingham cant attract atleast a thousand supporters every week

A lot of this is probably be due to there being no speedway in Birmingham for 21 years.  I was 17 when it closed after the wheels. I was brought up with speedway as my dad had been a young fan himself at Perry Barr when he was a child. Birmingham lost those generations of prospective new fans between 1987 and 2007. Unfortunately during those 21 years life and what to do with your leisure time changed massively too. :cry:

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1 hour ago, Deano said:

For the first time I see speedway advertisements on the back of buses! Nigel really has tried. It does make you wonder what more can they do. 
 

 

Absolutely he's given it a good go, not been helped by some poor team building and some bad luck. 

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2 hours ago, Deano said:

For the first time I see speedway advertisements on the back of buses! Nigel really has tried. It does make you wonder what more can they do. 
 

 

Quick question - when has anyone ever bought something they've seen advertised on the back of a bus? Just asking......

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18 minutes ago, Skidder1 said:

Quick question - when has anyone ever bought something they've seen advertised on the back of a bus? Just asking......

Quick answer. Ain’t got a foggy.

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35 minutes ago, Skidder1 said:

Quick question - when has anyone ever bought something they've seen advertised on the back of a bus? Just asking......

Boris put a message on a bus saying how much better off we'd be if we left the EU and a lot of people bought that!!

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1 hour ago, Skidder1 said:

Quick question - when has anyone ever bought something they've seen advertised on the back of a bus? Just asking......

Capstan…….lol

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10 hours ago, Skidder1 said:

Quick question - when has anyone ever bought something they've seen advertised on the back of a bus? Just asking......

Oxo ?:)

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11 hours ago, Skidder1 said:

Quick question - when has anyone ever bought something they've seen advertised on the back of a bus? Just asking......

Accident repair. I drove into the back of a bus when I was reading the advert. 

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12 hours ago, Skidder1 said:

Quick question - when has anyone ever bought something they've seen advertised on the back of a bus? Just asking......

A day-saver bus ticket.

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ARC given planning permission to build greyhound track at Dunstall Park, Wolverhampton Racecourse according to BBC Midlands. 

This confirms greyhounds will move from Perry Barr also ARC managed. 

Death knell for Perry Barr Stadium as dogs are cast majority of income there. 

Timescale yet to be confirmed. 

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11 minutes ago, HGould said:

ARC given planning permission to build greyhound track at Dunstall Park, Wolverhampton Racecourse according to BBC Midlands. 

This confirms greyhounds will move from Perry Barr also ARC managed. 

Death knell for Perry Barr Stadium as dogs are cast majority of income there. 

Timescale yet to be confirmed. 

It confirms they've got planning permission, nothing else.

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2 minutes ago, tyretrax said:

It confirms they've got planning permission, nothing else.

It's ARC moving an ARC operation to another ARC operation. 

It won't take them long to start the work. 

There is no spectator facilities to build. No infrastructure, its all there. 

All they have to do is lay a dog track, fence, hare on the infield right in front of a huge Stand bars, restaurants and Hotel. The Kennels will be a simple build adjacent to stables. 

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8 hours ago, HGould said:

It's ARC moving an ARC operation to another ARC operation. 

It won't take them long to start the work. 

There is no spectator facilities to build. No infrastructure, its all there. 

All they have to do is lay a dog track, fence, hare on the infield right in front of a huge Stand bars, restaurants and Hotel. The Kennels will be a simple build adjacent to stables. 

Perhaps some animal rights protesters could get wind of the plan and slow things down a bit......

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