Constructed: 1994

Capacity: 8,286 (seated) (including Woodman Corner)
Affectionately called the Brummie Road by supporters, the Birmingham Road End runs behind the goal, adjacent to the A41.
Traditionally, it housed the core of the home support and was the main source of the so-called Albion roar.
When a terrace, it held up to 14,000, but the stand which replaced it in 1994 holds 8,000 all-seated spectators.

Between this stand and the East Stand lies the Woodman corner, named after the Woodman pub which stood just behind it until its demolition in 2004.
The Woodman corner is home to a large throstle mascot, which was originally perched above the old (terraced) Woodman corner scoreboard.
The throstle effigy first appeared in 1979 and has been a familiar site in the stadium since.
Constructed: 1994

Capacity: 8,286 (seated) (including Woodman Corner)
Affectionately called the Brummie Road by supporters, the Birmingham Road End runs behind the goal, adjacent to the A41. Traditionally, it housed the core of the home support and was the main source of the so-called Albion roar. When a terrace, it held up to 14,000, but the stand which replaced it in 1994 holds 8,000 all-seated spectators. 
Between this stand and the East Stand lies the Woodman corner, named after the Woodman pub which stood just behind it until its demolition in 2004. The Woodman corner is home to a large throstle mascot, which was originally perched above the old (terraced) Woodman corner scoreboard. The throstle effigy first appeared in 1979 and has been a familiar site in the stadium since.
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