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That was unbelievable. I was at that game, the Glenn Murray late winner one. I know a few Blues fans and they were as outraged at that sacking as they were about the Eustace/Rooney one. If having owners making bad decisions meant you hate a club, Albion would be top of the list way before...

Smallheathalliance.com is the place to post that. See how long you last.

Couldn’t disagree more. My favourite non-Albion football song. Loads of history from the club‘s past and WW1, some great phrases in that song that resonate with the fans. Unique too in terms of no one else singing it. But if you don’t like it you don’t like it.

Not this again. 6th was about 2 points above 15th at the time. The mistake was appointing Rooney, no doubt.

One of the best football songs around. Each to their own. Let’s all sing the template songs instead, you’ll love it at Watford, Bournemouth, QPR, Fulham …. I never tire of that old favourite ‘xxxx is a shithole, I wanna go home’.

I did a trip from Japan to Lombok 30 years ago. Wouldn’t mind doing it again!

The new owner, Tom Wagner, has mentioned this NFL link several times. I don’t really follow it so don’t know for sure, but I’d be stunned if there wasn’t some plans along those lines, even if just the odd game.

That extra digit helped him …..

The one thing they have never been is a dull club to follow. Not always for the right reasons but never dull. They are always in a promotion or, more often these days, a relegation battle. It’s like a soap opera off the pitch. The only team to win a trophy in the West Midlands for 30 years...

Not sure where you are getting your information from. Nothing wrong with the roof at all, it was the girders under the lower tiers that were the problem, and the stadium has been fully open for several months now.

The new site is 60 acres, with plans to build something on the same lines as the Etihad campus. The same team that designed the Etihad campus is already on board, I understand. There will be room for things like the training grounds, hotels, entertainment venues etc. It’s certainly ambitious...

New stadium won’t happen overnight. I don’t think it viable that they played in front of 2 closed stands for the next 5 - 10 years!

60 acre site acquired near the current stadium: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68768084 The off-field plans seem to be in marked contrast with what’s currently going on on the pitch!

Fair enough, I guess most I have sold previously were season tickets so that explains it. I don’t mind paying it as such, I think it works well as a system, I just hadn’t kept up with the costs but now I can’t say I didn’t know!

It’s been a while since I sold tickets on there but I did for the Arsenal game. I noticed that the admin fee is now a whopping 10%, so for two tickets and parking that’s £13.50! I’m sure it just used to be £1 per ticket, it must have changed without me noticing. I know there are bigger issues...

1979 I remember really well with homes against Charlton and Bristol Rovers on Good Friday/Easter Monday and Cardiff away on the Saturday. 33k at each of the home games I recall.

Steven Knight has dotted Birmingham City / Blues / Zulus references everywhere in the first couple of episodes I’ve seen!

I just put a Bridge parking ticket on the exchange for anyone interested….. (1 left apparently)

I’ve just bought tickets in the Ponsford Stand for the Lions Test next July. Will be the third sport I’ve seen there!

I was at that final! I did a round the world backpacking trip in the 90s, liked it so much that I found a job that sent me around the world 70% of the time for 4 years staying in nice hotels and forgetting what the winter was like! And met my missus doing that job too! Back in time for...