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EASTBOURNE: Bradley Wilson-Dean, Mattie Bates, Richard Andrews, David Mason, Marc Owen, Georgie Wood, Kelsey Dugard BIRMINGHAM: Adam Ellis, Adam Kirby, Connor Coles (guest), Harvie Banks R/R, Tom Perry, Alex Wilson, Zach Wajtkne

BIRMINGHAM SURESTOP BRUMMIES: Adam Ellis, Adam Kirby, Harvie Banks, Sam Chapman R/R, Tom Perry, Zach Wajtknecht, Alex Wilson, Robert Parker (No.8). EASTBOURNE EAGLES: David Mason, Richard Andrews R/R, Matt Bates, Marc Owen, Bradley Wilson-Dean, Georgie Wood, Kelsey Dugard.

BIRMINGHAM SURESTOP BRUMMIES: Adam Ellis, Adam Kirby, Harvie Banks, Sam Chapman R/R, Tom Perry, Zach Wajtknecht, Alex Wilson, Robert Parker (No.8) KING’S LYNN YOUNG STARS: James Cockle, Josh Bailey, Scott Campos, Shane Hazelden, Tom Stokes, Layne Cupitt, Ryan Kinsley.

STOKE POTTERS: Jon Armstrong, Chris Widman, Ryan Terry-Daley, Danny Phillips, Lee Payne, Ryan MacDonald, Shaun Tedham. BIRMINGHAM SURESTOP BRUMMIES: Adam Ellis, Adam Kirby, Harvie Banks, Sam Chapman R/R, Tom Perry, Robert Parker, Alex Wilson.

BIRMINGHAM SURESTOP BRUMMIES: Adam Ellis, Adam Kirby, Harvie Banks, Sam Chapman R/R, Tom Perry, Zach Wajtknecht, Alex Wilson. STOKE POTTERS: Jon Armstrong, Chris Widman, Ryan Terry-Daley, Danny Phillips, Lee Payne, Ryan MacDonald, Shaun Tedham.

COVENTRY 49 Luke Crang 2* 2 3 2* = 9+2 Martin Knuckey 3 0 F 2* 2* = 7+2 Darryl Ritchings 2 2 3 2 = 9 Rob Shutteworth 0 1* 2* 1 = 4+2 Dan Greenwood 3 3 3 3 3 = 15 Stefan Farnaby F X 1 = 1 Conor Dwyer 2 1 1 0 0 = 4 CRADLEY/BIRMINGHAM 40 Nathan Greaves X 0 X M = 0 Luke Harris 1 3 3 2 1 = 10 Adam Extance 1 2 1 3 = 7 Arron Mogridge 3 X 0 2* = 5+1 Matt Williamson 2 3 1 1 0 = 7 Zach Wajtknecht 3 1 *2 1 3 = 10+1 Harvie Banks 1 0 0 0 = 1

Yes the crowd was quite decent I spoke to a Cradley fan who stands by me & he said it was about the same as the Cradley fixture last week also Drury has said in his after match interview " we were happy with the attendance "

BIRMINGHAM are confident of a double victory tonight... against Stoke Potters and the weather! The Surestop Brummies open their City Gearboxes National League campaign with a derby clash at Perry Barr, starting at 8pm with a bumper crowd expected. Light drizzle is expected to clear the city early afternoon to enable the action to go ahead on schedule. Come and join us - and make it a VERY GOOD Friday!

BIRMINGHAM ‘SURESTOP’ BRUMMIES: Adam Ellis, Adam Kirby, Sam Chapman R-R Harvie Banks, Tom Perry, Zach Wajtknecht, Alex Wilson. STOKE POTTERS: Jon Armstrong, Chris Widman, Ryan Terry-Daley, Danny Phillips, Lee Payne, Ryan MacDonald, Shaun Tedham.

Phil Morris stoked to be back with Birmingham Brummies 10:47, 30 March 2015 By Ryan Guest Phil Morris will be back in the Birmingham pits once again for the club's opening National League fixture on Friday. Wizzer was stand-in team manager for last Wednesdays memorable victory over local rivals Cradley and will be back at Perry Barr when the Stoke Potters visit in the opening league outing of the season. Before Graham (Drury) agreed to be team manager, hed already got a holiday booked up so I was asked if Id help out for two meetings and its a privilege to be back, said Morris. Last Wednesday was a great night for everyone at the club and I was definitely kept busy on my first night back. The league opener is a big, big meeting especially with how this years rules work. Your home form is going to be more crucial than ever and a good start to get some early points on the board is really important. Stoke have got riders who have all got National League experience so despite us having a few more meetings than them under our belts, I think it will be a tough meeting. I tried to install that winning feeling into the boys last week and hopefully they can use that once again against Stoke. Adam (Ellis) and Tom (Perry) did their jobs at one and five and you should be seeing them score double figures most weeks, I think. Sam Chapman took a lot on board, especially about the Perry Barr track, and that was shown in Heat 12 and he is full of confidence after that race. Zach (Watjtknecht) is on cloud nine after picking up his first heat win in just his second meeting. What makes it even better is that it came against Ellis Perks and youre not going to come up against a better reserve than him all season. Adam Kirby impressed me he had a rough old night but I feel he deserved more points than he did score . Alex (Wilson) and Harvie Banks learnt a lot too so theres a really good buzz ahead of the first league fixture.

BIRMINGHAM'S M6 Cup clash at Stoke's Loomer Road circuit on Sunday afternoon has been postponed late on Saturday afternoon. With rain throughout the day at the Loomer road circuit and more to follow overnight and more tomorrow morning forecast the Stoke promotion have decided to make an early decision so as not to inconvenience supporters, riders and management of both clubs. Share This: Facebook Twitter

STOKE: Jon Armstrong, Chris Widman, Ryan Terry-Daley, Danny Phillips, Lee Payne, Ryan MacDonald, Shaun Tedham. SURESTOP BRUMMIES: Tony Atkin, Adam Kirby, Sam Chapman, Harvie Banks, Tom Perry, Zach Wajtknecht, Alex Wilson.

Well Cradley are not as good as they think they are Brilliant win by the Brummies & well deserved as well Great night of speedway apart from that clown Porky

CRADLEY MOTOR MARKET HEATHENS: Max Clegg, Luke Harris, Matt Williamson, Arron Mogridge, Nathan Greaves, Michael Neale, Ellis Perks. BIRMINGHAM SURESTOP BRUMMIES: Adam Ellis, Adam Kirby, Sam Chapman, Harvie Banks, Tom Perry, Zach Wajtknecht, Alex Wilson.

GD is on a pre arranged holiday booked before he was appointed team manager

BIRMINGHAM SURESTOP BRUMMIES: Adam Ellis, Adam Kirby, Sam Chapman, Harvie Banks, Tom Perry, Zach Wajtknecht, Alex Wilson. CRADLEY MOTOR MARKET HEATHENS: Max Clegg, Luke Harris, Matt Williamson, Arron Mogridge, Nathan Greaves, Michael Neale, Ellis Perks.

Yes But true

Adam Kirby joins Birmingham Brummies as the final team member for their revival

Birmingham Speedway ‏@BrumSpeedway · 7s7 seconds ago We are delighted to welcome Sam Chapman as the club’s latest signing for the 2015 National League season.

Birmingham Speedway ‏@BrumSpeedway · 18s18 seconds ago We are delighted to announce that Tom Perry has agreed a deal to become our third signing for 2015.

Yes you are right That was the plan when PL was the option for 2015 But now no point in buying former riders when we cant use them Bit sad but onward & upwards.

Brummies currently have no assets King Covatti ect contracts now belong to the B.S.P.A.

BIRMINGHAM Brummies are set to rise from the ashes next season – with an application to enter Speedway’s National League. Former club owner Tony Mole has confirmed he will be entering the Brummies – with their traditional yellow and red race jacket colours – in the third tier of the sport as a starting point to rebuild the club. All home meetings will be staged at Perry Barr with Cradley Heath also racing at the Aldridge Road venue on alternate weeks as the Heathens aim to defend their title. Said Mole: “I am delighted to confirm I have reached agreement with all parties for Birmingham Brummies to submit an application to join the National League next season. “This is very much the first stage in a rebuilding process and if the team is a success and we get the necessary support from fans then I will be looking to take the club up into a higher level. “I am pleased to see Cradley Heath survive and they will be the team everyone wants to beat next season. They have won the title for the last two seasons and will be going for the hat-trick, but I have two main ambitions myself for 2015 – win the league and beat Cradley! “We will be building a competitive team and I have a team manager in mind. More announcements will be made in due course, including our opening night details

BIRMINGHAM Brummies are set to rise from the ashes next season – with an application to enter Speedway’s National League. Former club owner Tony Mole has confirmed he will be entering the Brummies – with their traditional yellow and red race jacket colours – in the third tier of the sport as a starting point to rebuild the club. All home meetings will be staged at Perry Barr with Cradley Heath also racing at the Aldridge Road venue on alternate weeks as the Heathens aim to defend their title. Said Mole: “I am delighted to confirm I have reached agreement with all parties for Birmingham Brummies to submit an application to join the National League next season. “This is very much the first stage in a rebuilding process and if the team is a success and we get the necessary support from fans then I will be looking to take the club up into a higher level. “I am pleased to see Cradley Heath survive and they will be the team everyone wants to beat next season. They have won the title for the last two seasons and will be going for the hat-trick, but I have two main ambitions myself for 2015 – win the league and beat Cradley! “We will be building a competitive team and I have a team manager in mind. More announcements will be made in due course, including our opening night details

From Cradleys site CRADLEY bosses have confirmed they are in talks to try and keep the club on track at an alternative venue next season. The nomadic club have spent the last five seasons racing at Wolverhampton – but Monmore is only available to Elite League Wolves next year. Chairman Nigel Pearson said: “We are doing all we can to secure our immediate future although we do realise what a worrying time this has been for our supporters. We have our end of season presentation this Saturday, there will be 300 people at the Copthorne Hotel in Brierley Hill and we don’t want it to be the last supper. “It’s fair to say we are working overtime to try and reach agreement with an alternative track to race our home meetings next season, but at the time of doing this interview there is nothing in place. “That’s not to say things will change by the weekend, all we can tell our fans is we are doing our best but there are several obstacles to overcome. We are in a weak position, we have no home and we need to do something quickly.”