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  1. The changing rooms at PB are the responsibility of the club not stadium!
  2. certainly Birmingham did AV visa I know that, whether it was transferred to Worky after I need to find out.
  3. Indeed, but that would have meant JJ having to sit out if fit within 28 days hence the change I guess. VF wasn't allowed to guest as a RS with NDT team in action
  4. If Foord was in declared 1-7 then then JJ would have to sit out for 28 days. NDT over rising star guest.
  5. Foord was not eligible - he has an NDT Commitment for his team Kent
  6. Jason didn't declare himself fit until earlier after a spin yesterday, was that fair on Sam Hagon to say we will let you know in the morning if we need you for BV not? Rising Stars are on Fixed Terms
  7. As some of you may know, for my sins I am Director and minor shareholder in Birmingham Speedway. Now isn't the right time for me to comment on the rights or wrongs of Promotional decisions on team building etc. Nigel Tolley has bankrolled the club for the past few seasons and for that the Brummies fans and sport in general should be grateful, otherwise the club would have folded at the end of the 2022 campaign and a poor team is still better than no team at all as I am sure many fans of defunct tracks would agree. With 2025 being the final year for the club at Perry Barr, Nigel obviously wanted it to be a successful one, so his plan was to put together a side that on paper looked as if it would be in with a shout for the play-off's. As I say the make-up of that team or planning around it isn't for me to comment on at this time, but what I will say is that unfortunately the support in terms of numbers coming through the doors and promised commercial deals have failed to meet expectations. I am not sitting here typing this to disagree with anything people have said on this thread, far from it. I am just highlighting that intentions were for the best even if execution wasn't and that expenditure had to be reduced to ensure that the club continued to fulfil all it's obligations. Cheers, Paul.
  8. Of course things can change but last I heard VP only wanted championship as he has a young family and doing prem as well wouldn't suit.
  9. Yikes - did I say that! I meant signing of the month
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