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Coventry 99 % Certain To Be In Elite Next Season Acording To Sandu

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I wonder if this is the time to say how you'd feel if it were to happen? If Coventry run with changes made to the rules that forced their hand in the first place, I'd be delighted - not only for the Coventry fans but for all fans of speedway in this country. If Coventry run having caved in to the absurdities of the AGM, then I'm happy for the Bees fans that get to see speedway this year but I don't think the EL will get my money (not that it does as much as the other leagues, anyway) much this year.

If Coventry run it will be because they have fallen in line with the other BSPA promoters and offered their humblest apologies to be brought back into the fold.

 

Glad you won't be spending your money on the EL

 

*sigh*

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If Coventry run it will be because they have fallen in line with the other BSPA promoters and offered their humblest apologies to be brought back into the fold.

You know that for definite, do you?

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If Coventry run it will be because they have fallen in line with the other BSPA promoters and offered their humblest apologies to be brought back into the fold.

 

Why would this be?

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If Coventry run it will be because they have fallen in line with the other BSPA promoters and offered their humblest apologies to be brought back into the fold.

 

Or it could be because a compromise has been reached.

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Another unconfirmed story, FFS why not just wait until there is an official announcement, all this thread will do is antagonise the usual suspects, it doesn't take much!! :rolleyes:

Regards, Martin

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So were still... fooked.... brilliant :rolleyes:

 

Still, well done BSPA and Sky for getting one team back, joke.

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You know that for definite, do you?

 

 

some people just don't get that certain members of The BSPA we're out of line at the AGM & the walk out was for legitimate reasons hence the legal route being taken.

 

it's time someone burst the BSPA's little bubble & if Sandhu is that man good luck to him.

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Glad to see the BSPA backing down to the might of Sandu :approve: A great day for justice .

Again, we don't know that that's the case. It may be that a genuine compromise has been reached - perhaps a low points limit but with the vindictive decisions removed?

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Again, we don't know that that's the case. It may be that a genuine compromise has been reached - perhaps a low points limit but with the vindictive decisions removed?

 

A compromise is a very difficult and uncomfortable position for all involved. I remember philfromcov´s post, several weeks ago now, it means that we limp on to the next big fall out.

 

Compromise could be seen as weakness from the BSPA, and another promoter may attempt the same in future. Compromise would also have to feature some drastic review of decision making before the next AGM to prevent this from ever happening again. Hopefully, Jon Cook´s idea of an independent body may be added into the mix.

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A compromise is a very difficult and uncomfortable position for all involved. I remember philfromcov´s post, several weeks ago now, it means that we limp on to the next big fall out.

 

Compromise could be seen as weakness from the BSPA, and another promoter may attempt the same in future. Compromise would also have to feature some drastic review of decision making before the next AGM to prevent this from ever happening again. Hopefully, Jon Cook´s idea of an independent body may be added into the mix.

How can you say that without knowing what the compromise would be?

For example, the compromise could be as simple as Coventry running this year under the agreed rules on the basis that there is a complete overhaul of the management structure of GB speedway before 2011.

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How can you say that without knowing what the compromise would be?

For example, the compromise could be as simple as Coventry running this year under the agreed rules on the basis that there is a complete overhaul of the management structure of GB speedway before 2011.

 

Any form of compromise will show a weakness to the BSPA. Even Shovlar sees that.

 

What is a "complete overhaul" of a management structure anyway? Replace old with new on the MC. Surely it is the rules and t´s and c´s that need updating?

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Or it could be because a compromise has been reached.

 

 

Glad to see the BSPA backing down to the might of Sandu :approve: A great day for justice .

 

 

The only way Coventry will be back is on the agreed 40 points limit that ALL teams are currently building too.

 

Sandhu has played the legal card and it appears to have failed.

 

Guess the bully doesnt get his way. Happy days.

 

The good news of course is that the Bees should be back in the EL. Thats the best part of the news.

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The only way Coventry will be back is on the agreed 40 points limit that ALL teams are currently building too.

 

Sandhu has played the legal card and it appears to have failed.

 

Guess the bully doesnt get his way. Happy days.

 

The good news of course is that the Bees should be back in the EL. Thats the best part of the news.

And you know this for certain, Steve?

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