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What a terrible shame this thread is full of people who want to see the complete demise of Coventry speedway. I hope that there are enough proper Coventry fans out there who will support their club at Leicester.

 

And shame on those that want to see it fail.

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What a terrible shame this thread is full of people who want to see the complete demise of Coventry speedway. I hope that there are enough proper Coventry fans out there who will support their club at Leicester.

 

And shame on those that want to see it fail.

It's definitely something in the water ........................................................I've decided now. :D

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It's definitely something in the water ........................................................I've decided now. :D

So rather than discuss why you want your club to fold for good you would rather embarrass yourself with pathetic remarks.

 

Sums you up nicely.

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What a terrible shame this thread is full of people who want to see the complete demise of Coventry speedway. I hope that there are enough proper Coventry fans out there who will support their club at Leicester.

And shame on those that want to see it fail.

we want to see it back at Brandon we don't want to be lion cubs you carry on supporting Poole and leave us to sort what we want

we want to see it back at Brandon we don't want to be lion cubs you carry on supporting Poole and leave us to sort what we want

By the way Steve what happened to the buccaneers when they closed nobody supported them correct
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The Buccaneers had support but not enough to cover stadium and admin costs.

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Seems to me reading this that Coventry speedways time is completely up. Even the fans on here seem to want the team to fail.

The shoveller is shovelling again

 

Hope one day he falls into the pile he's shovelled

 

Can't see many helping him to escape

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The Buccaneers had support but not enough to cover stadium and admin costs.

which is what happen to the storm so how is it viable all of a sudden at Leicester 29 miles away unless someone is backing it?
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which is what happen to the storm so how is it viable all of a sudden at Leicester 29 miles away unless someone is backing it?

I am guessing the reason why the Coventry cubs team wasn’t viable, was because the speedway fans in the area spent their money on watching the first team. The same as Poole. But now without a first team, Coventry fans can support their only team, regardless of what division its in.

 

They are riding just a few miles up the road in Leicester. Not more than 30 minutes drive. It takes longer than that to get from one end of Bournemouth to Poole stadium in the summer! And its on a Sunday afternoon, so no worry about late nights and kids to school.

 

Sure everyone wants speedway at Brandon but surely you would want a team to support while the issues with Brandon Estates are being sorted out?

 

Or would Coventry fans prefer to have no club whatsoever, like Oxford? Watching the stadium slowly fall apart as the owners wait and wait and wait for the council to finally back down so they can build houses?

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I am guessing the reason why the Coventry cubs team wasn’t viable, was because the speedway fans in the area spent their money on watching the first team. The same as Poole. But now without a first team, Coventry fans can support their only team, regardless of what division its in.

 

They are riding just a few miles up the road in Leicester. Not more than 30 minutes drive. It takes longer than that to get from one end of Bournemouth to Poole stadium in the summer! And its on a Sunday afternoon, so no worry about late nights and kids to school.

 

Sure everyone wants speedway at Brandon but surely you would want a team to support while the issues with Brandon Estates are being sorted out?

 

Or would Coventry fans prefer to have no club whatsoever, like Oxford? Watching the stadium slowly fall apart as the owners wait and wait and wait for the council to finally back down so they can build houses?

At the risk of repeating myself too often.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.Absolutely clueless about the whole situation!!!!!.

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At the risk of repeating myself too often.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.Absolutely clueless about the whole situation!!!!!.

 

Well you don’t seem to have the intelligence to say anything else. So carry on repeating.

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The Buccaneers had support but not enough to cover stadium and admin costs.

I wonder who is covering this for Bees at Leicester?

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Well you don’t seem to have the intelligence to say anything else. So carry on repeating.

 

Stop shovelling for once in your life

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Steve Shovlar, on 21 Nov 2017 - 2:17 PM, said:

I am guessing the reason why the Coventry cubs team wasn’t viable, was because the speedway fans in the area spent their money on watching the first team. The same as Poole. But now without a first team, Coventry fans can support their only team, regardless of what division its in.

 

They are riding just a few miles up the road in Leicester. Not more than 30 minutes drive. It takes longer than that to get from one end of Bournemouth to Poole stadium in the summer! And its on a Sunday afternoon, so no worry about late nights and kids to school.

 

Sure everyone wants speedway at Brandon but surely you would want a team to support while the issues with Brandon Estates are being sorted out?

 

Or would Coventry fans prefer to have no club whatsoever, like Oxford? Watching the stadium slowly fall apart as the owners wait and wait and wait for the council to finally back down so they can build houses?

Simple question if it was viable & a money maker don't you think the combined Promotions of Leicester / Sheffield would have decided to run a National League team themselves ?

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Simple question if it was viable & a money maker don't you think the combined Promotions of Leicester / Sheffield would have decided to run a National League team themselves ?

No. It dorsn’t work when there is already another team from the same club, as the bigger team will always attract the crowd. Football shows this exactly. 60,000 for Arsenal first team. Reserves. 800. And thats often with star names playing.

 

Coventry have now one team in the NL. So why not support them? If you don’t like Horton fair enough but he is the only person willing to put out a team and the only person with the license to do so. He is club owner, like it or not.

 

People might be trying to work on getting a new stadium/return to Brandon, but if this doesn’t involve Horton they have no rights whatsoever and would have to buy the club off Horton if they wanted to proceed. Do they have the money to do this?

 

It would be exactly the same as me waking up tomorrow and saying I don’t like the way Coventry is run and attempting to undermine the current promoter. A waste of time unless he sells his license to me.

 

And the only person Horton is thinking about is Horton. But isn’t that true in every walk of life? And at least he has made the effort to run Coventry in 2018. If fans don’t bother at least he can say he tried. And if anyone else wants a go afterwards they can contact him to buy the club.

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