jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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What a shame for Reading. They won’t be able to sing their song about having the 106 record anymore.
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[Other Sport] Birmingham City Football Club
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I hope they prosper. I like them for now …. until there’s a bad blood incident with the Albion, where you end up hating a club forever 
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More good news for Blues today with funding secured for the tram extension to the new stadium, connecting with the HS2 station.
www.bbc.co.uk
Birmingham City are aiming to be in the Premier League in 2026-27 season - owner Tom Wagner
Birmingham City are targeting back-to-back promotions to reach the Premier League next year, says chairman Tom Wagner.
www.bbc.co.uk
More good news for Blues today with funding secured for the tram extension to the new stadium, connecting with the HS2 station.
Birmingham City are aiming to be in the Premier League in 2026-27 season - owner Tom Wagner
Birmingham City are targeting back-to-back promotions to reach the Premier League next year, says chairman Tom Wagner.
Other than Wrexham, who have an excellent manager & American "Hollywood" funding, this is a very bold statement, is it not?
GT49er
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Isn't that a bit like being wired up for Betamax?
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Interesting to see if Deadpool goes for promotion and for how long. Can they weather losing £20-30m a season like we were in the championship.
Back to Brum a destined to fail piece by the chairman I particularly liked his excellent manager comment. They are all excellent until they fail at a higher level.
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A new tram line to the stadium, on a route from the city centre to the airport. Looks impressive, great way to travel, I love that about European cities.
Well their plan is that with a 62,000 stadium and a 15/20,000 indoor venue, HS2 brings London’s population to within little more than 1 hour travelling time, so a massive potential upside to their reach (for other events in particular) if that all works out.
Well he knows it’s a bold statement but that’s partly why he’s making it. He has done a great job there so far and is loved by all the fans, rescuing them from hated owners and building a stadium for the future. Sounds familiar ……
theboybilly
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Too late, I'm already invested. The replies alone.......
That is truly a story conceived among Hollywood's best writers. Actor making multiple millions of $ buys down trodden football/soccer club in Wales and finances it to the brink of financial disaster before they break through to the Premier League and win a coveted CLUB WORLD CUP in a brand new stadium in the Actor's favourite city of Vegas. (Americans don't know the difference between a Club World Cup and the PL Cup)
worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
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More good news for Blues today with funding secured for the tram extension to the new stadium, connecting with the HS2 station.
Birmingham City are aiming to be in the Premier League in 2026-27 season - owner Tom Wagner
Birmingham City are targeting back-to-back promotions to reach the Premier League next year, says chairman Tom Wagner.
we should have trams around Brighton and Hove.
Old Steine to Sussex Uni would be a great start.
Sadly probably won’t see it, the cost is huge.
- Apr 19, 2018
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How about a monorail? Not sure if that’s ever been discussed before?
The Grockle
Formally Croydon Seagull
I want to hate yet another American owner but I can't help but quite like Wagner. He has an ambitious vision but seems to get what a club means to its fans.
They've got some wrongun fans but I think Birmingham have huge potential and it's a city that would definitely benefit from some investment.
They've got some wrongun fans but I think Birmingham have huge potential and it's a city that would definitely benefit from some investment.