Pirio Barre

Said years ago that the club needed to be in contact with the Commonwealth games legacy committee about assuring the future of the sport in (or around) Perry Barr. Don't know if this has happened. https://www.birmingham2022.com/about-us/our-purpose/our-legacy https://www.birmingham2022.com/about-us/our-purpose/our-legacy/full-list

^^^^^^^ it would be nice if possible to get Phillip wizzer Morris involved in the management.

Total agree And you should be proud of your record. I can only say I'm sorry for using the S word you most certainly are not. I guess when two people are so passionate about a cause they can miss that they are on the same page. Believe me no team on this island respects its ex and fallen military like HMFC. I wear the McCrae's Battalion poppy everyday at work.

I appreciate what you did for this country and the sacrifice you made. However, that makes you throw away comment about gas attacks even more outrageous. I'm a Heart of Midlothian supporter and now in a very very very small way co-owner of the club. In 1914 when top of the Scottish football league 16 Hearts players signed up to join the war effort. 7 of them died in conflict and many others suffered wounds that cut short their lives. So yes I get a little triggered when someone compares sporting injuries to attacks in WW1 trenches.

After the British Final you post this

Only just got this i thought "door pulls" was some new internet/text term used by young people. I spent all morming try to work what ii could mean. I really do

I'm loving you, Why post the above question if you Why respond to my comments if you And when someone perfectly reasonably asks you to back up your claim, you fall apart and turn to insults with the added classic This is a forum *mate* not a one way rant, and if you bring up a subject on a forum you must expect a response and not just try to shut it down when things get a little awkward. Again I ask, it would be nice if you could answer your own question and find out why there was a delay. If not, maybe you should just stop posting on forums.

No, the issue is, has the poster asked questions to find out why there was a delay rather than simply make assumptions on the internet. I'd like to know if the poster has asked any questions and what the outcome was. It so easy to go on forums and say so and so is to blame (in this case the banks or promotion) however you have to back this up with facts so I hope the poster takes time to find out the reason for the delay and has the courtesy to let us know

Always happy to help, However have you raised an interesting point. Have you contacted any of the people involved in your refund issues as I'm sure not only myself but many other posters on this forum would like to find out the outcome of your enquiries. Please keep us updated.

I booked tickets online for the Coventry meeting which was cancelled. I got my refund 3 working days later after the cancellation on the following Monday. You might want to contact your bank and ask about the delay or contact the Birmingham promotion or even Trybooking if bought through them. That's how I would go about things before posting random speculation on the internet.

Funny or not, JC has a net worth of over $50 million

Yes got the email (albeit could be up to ten days) it was good to get such a quick responce. Althought I was happy to let the club keep the money and then use the ticket for the restaging of the Coventry meeting or maybe another meeting later in season, kinda like back in the day with old raffle tickets they handed out on entry

So it has need to read all the recent post before posting myself Well at least the club will get £18.00 out of £19:05 i paid.

Anyone playing guess the attendance tonight needs to add me as a plus one. I bought a ticket online, however I can't be there as I've been asked to cover at work. And it's to late to find a guest replacement.

Speedway in the UK needs more purpose built tracks like the NSS. it would be great if Poole and Poole FC could work some thing out to have a multi purpose stadium on the site. If the football club seriously have ambitions to get into the league they may not like having the pitch so far away from the fans so some form of retractable/moveable seating on the straights may need to be incorporated. Even a basic stadium rebuilt would take at least 18 months mostly likely two years with the stadium being partly or fully out of action, which may mean a season or two racing some or most Pirates home meeting at the Isle of Wright or Eastbourne? However a finished multi purpose stadium with a designed track would be a game changer and worth the disruption. I guess it all about the ££££££'s and the willing of the local council.