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Also if a road is closed and the app doesn’t know then you just have to go another way as you normally would but app will still help , seriously at least 95% of time I’d say it’s a winner over conventional ways of working your route out0
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I wonder if @DaisyEdwards is going....0
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To watch them over paid prima donnas who don’t care that you’ve spent all week working down t’pit whilst they’ve been drinking and eating copious amounts of Champagne and Caviar .ElfsborgAddick said:I wonder if @DaisyEdwards is going....1 -
Anyone got an adult spare? Happy to meet wherever suits best0
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Bar stewards the lot of 'em.oohaahmortimer said:
To watch them over paid prima donnas who don’t care that you’ve spent all week working down t’pit whilst they’ve been drinking and eating copious amounts of Champagne and Caviar .ElfsborgAddick said:I wonder if @DaisyEdwards is going....
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I do have sat nav & it updates me with traffic problems ahead. As you say, once on a particular road it not always that easy to get off it.oohaahmortimer said:golfaddick said:Not sure which way to go. Would usually go M1 / M6 but thinking maybe M40 / M5.
Do yourself a favour , I know I’ve said it a few times before but some people can’t be helped , anyone driving should get that magnetic thing from Amazon (sorry Prague) and then download that app on phone .
youll also need a charger in car cos it uses a lot of battery .
its a no brainer and Can only improve your journey , there are times when an accident has just happened and you can’t get round that but if it has happened earlier it will circumnavigate around the trouble .0 -
Golfaddick if you’re using google maps or waze or tomtom then they’re the best for live updates
the inbuilt ones in cars are not as up to date and with it as these apps are0 -
I’m guessing that’s why they call you the sonic stud? 😀Sonicstud85 said:14 of us on the 9:15 swinging low0 -
Enjoy the game all those going. Hope it does not rain for the entire afternoon
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My daughter lived up there for a few years. M40 M5 was always best roadworks permitting of course!0
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So any pubs in birmingham busy yet?0
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Cheers for the info. Went in the Royal Oak. Standing room only but ok.SE7toSG3 said:May be of use, some pub advice from a Baggies ST holder who I know through history circles,
Hi Clive, there are only three pubs within easy walking distance of the ground - the Vine, the Waggon & Horses and the Royal Oak. They're all away fan friendly but they're very busy on matchdays so my advice is take a drink in Birmingham. If you're coming to the Hawthorns via Snow Hill then the Old Contemptibles is opposite the station - it's busy and a tad pricey but its got a First World War ambience (it was called the Albion until the 1950s, when the landlord learned that the Birmingham Old Contemptibles association met there once a month). The food is decent too.There are a lot of 'towny' bars within easy walking distance of New Street and Snow Hill if you prefer to go exploring.0 -
M40 m5 was slow in places but ok in general.0
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I run both at same time, Waze is quicker identifying new road conditions and hazards and any mobile speed trap alerts.golfaddick said:
I do have sat nav & it updates me with traffic problems ahead. As you say, once on a particular road it not always that easy to get off it.oohaahmortimer said:golfaddick said:Not sure which way to go. Would usually go M1 / M6 but thinking maybe M40 / M5.Do yourself a favour , I know I’ve said it a few times before but some people can’t be helped , anyone driving should get that magnetic thing from Amazon (sorry Prague) and then download that app on phone .
youll also need a charger in car cos it uses a lot of battery .
its a no brainer and Can only improve your journey , there are times when an accident has just happened and you can’t get round that but if it has happened earlier it will circumnavigate around the trouble .0
