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2 hours ago, IainB said:

I parked in the one stop for the Leicester match and haven't received a ticket (yet). In fact there were loads of people parked in there when I returned to my car after the match, more so than when Asda was 24hr.

I went into the car park about 8pm on the way home from work before the Asda shut and yes there were plenty of cars there. 

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I hope that supporters wanting to use public transport to get to Perry Barr Stadium, will find this information useful:

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All buses to the stadium from Birmingham City Centre start in ALBERT STREET which is a short walk from MOOR STREET rail station. From the station, cross the road and turn right. Albert Street is the third street down on the left, recognisable by the large carpark on the corner. 

Bus Number 33 (B'ham to Pheasey) stops outside the stadium entrance. and Bus number 51 (Not 51X) stops at the One Stop Shopping Precinct opposite the stadium. Both have a journey time of approximately 20 minutes. (bus number 51X passes the stadium but doesn't stop there!)

Bus numbers 907 B'ham to Sutton-Coldfield), 934 (B'ham to Walsall via Pheasey) 935 B'ham to Walsall via Streetly), 936 (B'ham to Brownhills via Walsall Wood), 937 (B'ham to Brownhills via Boney Hay) and 997  (B'ham to Rushall via Aldridge) are all express services which each have only four stopping places before reaching the stadium, and all stop in Aldridge Road right outside the stadium. All of these routes run at ten minutes intervals and all have a journey time of approximately 8 minutes.

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Trains leave Birmingham New Street on the hour and on the half hour and have a journey time of 12 minutes. Perry Barr Station is a 5 minute walk from the stadium.

Return trains (after speedway meetings) leave Perry Barr Station at 21 and 33 minutes past the hour. The last train from Perry Barr to New Street leaves at 22.21.

Trains from Walsall also call at Perry Barr at 12 and 42 minutes past the hour with a journey time of 15 minutes. The last Perry Barr to Walsall train is at 23.12.

I hope that 

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On 4/9/2025 at 3:49 PM, siggysigalos said:

Sadly i can assure you he's not......

Didn't sound very enthusiastic about Birmingham or the track in his interview during the Czestochowa vs Grudziadz match this afternoon... 

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2 minutes ago, LagutaRacingFan said:

What did he say?

I find this hard to believe.

That he's only riding in England for more bike time, that the team is really struggling, he can't get out of the starts and the blue groove has been appearing after heat 4. 

His body language and facial expressions gave the impression he didn't want to talk about Birmingham, unless he's just miserable all the time... 

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28 minutes ago, Firestone1 said:

That he's only riding in England for more bike time, that the team is really struggling, he can't get out of the starts and the blue groove has been appearing after heat 4. 

His body language and facial expressions gave the impression he didn't want to talk about Birmingham, unless he's just miserable all the time... 

He always looks and sounds miserable. Although he is riding out of his skin in this meeting!

Surprised the crowd is so poor. I know it was weather pushing it from yesterday to today but still.

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2 hours ago, Firestone1 said:

That he's only riding in England for more bike time, that the team is really struggling, he can't get out of the starts and the blue groove has been appearing after heat 4. 

His body language and facial expressions gave the impression he didn't want to talk about Birmingham, unless he's just miserable all the time... 

All of those things are true, his main reason for riding in the UK is for more bike time. Michael is also spot on about the track and why it needs to improve.

I am told his polish club are very happy with his start to the season, they want him to continue riding in the UK as they feel regular races will keep him sharp.

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50 minutes ago, AceBelle said:

So announced today greyhound racing leaving perry bar in the autumn moving to horse racing track in Wolverhampton where does that leave the Brummies ? not good news ?  let's hope they can carry on ? 

I think that has been known for some time, also it's no secret that Birmingham City Council would like to see Perry Barr developed.

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2 hours ago, AceBelle said:

So announced today greyhound racing leaving perry bar in the autumn moving to horse racing track in Wolverhampton where does that leave the Brummies ? not good news ?  let's hope they can carry on ? 

The end of speedway in the West Midlands.Once the hotbed of British Speedway with 4 strong teams down to non from next year.:(

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2 hours ago, heathen52 said:

I think that has been known for some time, also it's no secret that Birmingham City Council would like to see Perry Barr developed.

They need to get some more empty apartment blocks up... to store all the bin bags in!

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37 minutes ago, IainB said:

They need to get some more empty apartment blocks up... to store all the bin bags in!

Refuse collection in Brum has been awful for so long now I wonder if it will ever get sorted out permanently.

The operatives are a militant bunch & have been for 30 years or more,  I say this as someone who lived & worked in the area for all of this time & have seen the problems first hand.

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3 minutes ago, Dave Jones said:

Refuse collection in Brum has been awful for so long now I wonder if it will ever get sorted out permanently.

The operatives are a militant bunch & have been for 30 years or more,  I say this as someone who lived & worked in the area for all of this time & have seen the problems first hand.

Red Rubb(ish)o 🇨🇳😂

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18 hours ago, heathen52 said:

I think that has been known for some time, also it's no secret that Birmingham City Council would like to see Perry Barr developed.

I'm sure that plans to build a new mosque would be approved by BCC!!

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