pusbccfc Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2019 #1 Has it been stated why Brum was chosen? Yes, its a good stadium and closer but at least with Northampton we weren't outnumbered every week and the percentage of seats filled wasn't too bad. There will be 25,000 empty seats at Brum next season and for 4/5 games when the likes of Sunderland bring 6000, we'll be outnumbered.
Has it been stated why Brum was chosen? Yes, its a good stadium and closer but at least with Northampton we weren't outnumbered every week and the percentage of seats filled wasn't too bad. There will be 25,000 empty seats at Brum next season and for 4/5 games when the likes of Sunderland bring 6000, we'll be outnumbered.
S skyblu3sk Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2019 #2 I assume just because it's close and has OK public transport links apart from the walk from centre of Birmingham.
I assume just because it's close and has OK public transport links apart from the walk from centre of Birmingham.
Mcbean Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2019 #3 They won’t be allowed to bring 6000 as there will be no children or families in case they are attacked by Cov fans hoying shit at them
They won’t be allowed to bring 6000 as there will be no children or families in case they are attacked by Cov fans hoying shit at them
M Magwitch Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2019 #4 pusbccfc said: Has it been stated why Brum was chosen? Yes, its a good stadium and closer but at least with Northampton we weren't outnumbered every week and the percentage of seats filled wasn't too bad. There will be 25,000 empty seats at Brum next season and for 4/5 games when the likes of Sunderland bring 6000, we'll be outnumbered. Click to expand... I think there will be one or two other games when there could be more away fans than home, Portsmouth highly likely, Lincoln also
pusbccfc said: Has it been stated why Brum was chosen? Yes, its a good stadium and closer but at least with Northampton we weren't outnumbered every week and the percentage of seats filled wasn't too bad. There will be 25,000 empty seats at Brum next season and for 4/5 games when the likes of Sunderland bring 6000, we'll be outnumbered. Click to expand... I think there will be one or two other games when there could be more away fans than home, Portsmouth highly likely, Lincoln also
pusbccfc Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2019 #5 Magwitch said: I think there will be one or two other games when there could be more away fans than home, Portsmouth highly likely, Lincoln also Click to expand... Ipswich depending on form. Be intriguing to see whether away averaged increase or decrease. Birmingham is easier to get to for most.
Magwitch said: I think there will be one or two other games when there could be more away fans than home, Portsmouth highly likely, Lincoln also Click to expand... Ipswich depending on form. Be intriguing to see whether away averaged increase or decrease. Birmingham is easier to get to for most.
S SAJ Well-Known Member Jun 9, 2019 #8 Generally the away fans at Birmingham are restricted to just over 3000.
pusbccfc Well-Known Member Jun 9, 2019 #9 SAJ said: Generally the away fans at Birmingham are restricted to just over 3000. Click to expand... I doubt they'll restrict it when we are there.
SAJ said: Generally the away fans at Birmingham are restricted to just over 3000. Click to expand... I doubt they'll restrict it when we are there.
Terry_dactyl Well-Known Member Jun 9, 2019 #10 We chose Birmingham because it’ll be hilarious when we get promoted and they get relegated! Ta da!
Maverick Well-Known Member Jun 10, 2019 #13 Can we have a like and dislike for people’s comments please Nick?
Otis Well-Known Member Jun 10, 2019 #14 Maverick said: Can we have a like and dislike for people’s comments please Nick? Click to expand... You want to like AND dislike a comment? Just don't comment. :cigar:
Maverick said: Can we have a like and dislike for people’s comments please Nick? Click to expand... You want to like AND dislike a comment? Just don't comment. :cigar:
Frank Sidebottom Well-Known Member Jun 10, 2019 #15 Probably because after the Ricoh it's the closest feasible ground.
S SkyblueBazza Well-Known Member Jun 10, 2019 #17 pusbccfc said: Has it been stated why Brum was chosen? Yes, its a good stadium and closer but at least with Northampton we weren't outnumbered every week and the percentage of seats filled wasn't too bad. There will be 25,000 empty seats at Brum next season and for 4/5 games when the likes of Sunderland bring 6000, we'll be outnumbered. Click to expand... Well if true that they sounded out The Butts, Bescot & Rugby - it wouldn't surprise anyone that the check Brum either. Just that the others couldn't or wouldn't agree to. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk
pusbccfc said: Has it been stated why Brum was chosen? Yes, its a good stadium and closer but at least with Northampton we weren't outnumbered every week and the percentage of seats filled wasn't too bad. There will be 25,000 empty seats at Brum next season and for 4/5 games when the likes of Sunderland bring 6000, we'll be outnumbered. Click to expand... Well if true that they sounded out The Butts, Bescot & Rugby - it wouldn't surprise anyone that the check Brum either. Just that the others couldn't or wouldn't agree to. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk
Warwickhunt Well-Known Member Jun 10, 2019 #18 We will become the new MK Dons and be nomads of the EFL! we could become the WASPS of the EFL YAY! recognition at last!
We will become the new MK Dons and be nomads of the EFL! we could become the WASPS of the EFL YAY! recognition at last!