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I,m no big fan of CVS,but this qualifies for one of the most senseless posts of 2017 so far.

 

How on earth does the demise of the Bee,s,help CVS in a one off fixture.

 

The league meetings between the two clubs,are often the biggest money spinners of the season,so it beggars belife if you think otherwise.

 

 

 

 

Unbelievable Jeff.

 

 

 

CVS will get an even bigger money spinning home meeting against the bees now on the back of the bees closure and the away fixture is of no financial concern to him anyway.

 

He is a main part of the BSPA board who decided to stop the bees this season, its a simple fact.

 

 

 

 

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CVS will get an even bigger money spinning home meeting against the bees now on the back of the bees closure and the away fixture is of no financial concern to him anyway.

 

He is a main part of the BSPA board who decided to stop the bees this season, its a simple fact.

 

 

 

 

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And tell me mate, where are you getting that from ? I dont think it has anything to do with CVS.

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CVS will get an even bigger money spinning home meeting against the bees now on the back of the bees closure and the away fixture is of no financial concern to him anyway.

 

He is a main part of the BSPA board who decided to stop the bees this season, its a simple fact.

 

Need to get them blinkers off. Mick Horton is a bigger villain than CVS.

 

 

 

 

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CVS will get an even bigger money spinning home meeting against the bees now on the back of the bees closure and the away fixture is of no financial concern to him anyway.

 

He is a main part of the BSPA board who decided to stop the bees this season, its a simple fact.

What planet are you on?? I actually think it's a big gamble by CVS, yes there might be loads of Cov fans there but how many Wolves will attend for a challenge? and all the bills are his

 

 

 

 

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plus if 150 wolves regulars decide to enter via the dedicated turnstile more money goes into the JustGiving fund for the Bees riders,

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CVS will get an even bigger money spinning home meeting against the bees now on the back of the bees closure and the away fixture is of no financial concern to him anyway.

 

He is a main part of the BSPA board who decided to stop the bees this season, its a simple fact.

 

 

 

 

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Facts aren't your strong point clearly.

Look closer to home before looking at others first.

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The simple fact that is we are not running is because Brandon is unavailable for us to use. If you want to blame someone look at the people who won't let us use it instead of people involved in speedway.

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CVS will get an even bigger money spinning home meeting against the bees now on the back of the bees closure and the away fixture is of no financial concern to him anyway.

 

He is a main part of the BSPA board who decided to stop the bees this season, its a simple fact.

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You are deluded.

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You are deluded.

 

So you dont think he will get a big crowd or that he wasn't one of the people pulling the plug on the bees, maybe your deluded.

 

 

The simple fact that is we are not running is because Brandon is unavailable for us to use. If you want to blame someone look at the people who won't let us use it instead of people involved in speedway.

 

Cradley don't have a track but they are still running a league team.

 

 

Facts aren't your strong point clearly.

Look closer to home before looking at others first.

 

 

which part is not a fact.

 

 

 

CVS will get an even bigger money spinning home meeting against the bees now on the back of the bees closure and the away fixture is of no financial concern to him anyway.

 

He is a main part of the BSPA board who decided to stop the bees this season, its a simple fact.

 

Need to get them blinkers off. Mick Horton is a bigger villain than CVS.

 

 

 

 

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Fully agree about Horton but CVS has been at the head table for decades and look at the mess of the sport.

 

 

 

CVS will get an even bigger money spinning home meeting against the bees now on the back of the bees closure and the away fixture is of no financial concern to him anyway.

 

He is a main part of the BSPA board who decided to stop the bees this season, its a simple fact.

What planet are you on?? I actually think it's a big gamble by CVS, yes there might be loads of Cov fans there but how many Wolves will attend for a challenge? and all the bills are his

 

 

 

 

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Good PR and it wont be a gamble at all.

 

If Belle vue had no been able to compete this season would the BSPA of pulled the plug on the bees.

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Rocketman - if there is a good crowd for a Wolves v Cov challenge match then it will hardly compensate for the lost revenue from two league matches. If matches of this type were financially viable then I would have expected to see several matches at Swindon involving Reading and Oxford teams - it hasn't happened. Even a Wolves-Cradley fixtures only took place twice in the five years after their demise.

 

So your thesis that CVS had Cov closed down for financial gain is bonkers.

 

Secondly - the decision to close Coventry was not made by CVS - his is just one vote in five.

 

Thirdly it is quite clear why Coventry lost their league place - a three-way squabble between Brandon Estates, Sandhu and Horton. Once it became clear that there was no agreement (and little prospect of one) for a return to Brandon then the Bees would be left running at Leicester (or possibly other venues for the whole season). This would in all likelihood have resulted in Horton incurring large losses which he would have had difficulty in covering. The BSPA acted to prevent the possibility of a scenario where Coventry went bust mid-season owing a six figure sum. Their decision was rational, unlike your paranoid conspiracy theories.

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Comparing NL side Cradley running at other tracks and Premiership Coventry running at other tracks is ridiculous for a variety of reasons. One being Coventry only had an 8 meeting deal!

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Rocketman - if there is a good crowd for a Wolves v Cov challenge match then it will hardly compensate for the lost revenue from two league matches. If matches of this type were financially viable then I would have expected to see several matches at Swindon involving Reading and Oxford teams - it hasn't happened. Even a Wolves-Cradley fixtures only took place twice in the five years after their demise.

 

So your thesis that CVS had Cov closed down for financial gain is bonkers.

 

Secondly - the decision to close Coventry was not made by CVS - his is just one vote in five.

 

Thirdly it is quite clear why Coventry lost their league place - a three-way squabble between Brandon Estates, Sandhu and Horton. Once it became clear that there was no agreement (and little prospect of one) for a return to Brandon then the Bees would be left running at Leicester (or possibly other venues for the whole season). This would in all likelihood have resulted in Horton incurring large losses which he would have had difficulty in covering. The BSPA acted to prevent the possibility of a scenario where Coventry went bust mid-season owing a six figure sum. Their decision was rational, unlike your paranoid conspiracy theories.

 

Well sad Arnie!

 

Robert72 is quiet these days...........

 

In fact so is Speedibee ..........

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Robert72 is quiet these days...........

 

In fact so is Speedibee ..........

Perhaps they have had a Tiff.. Handbags at 5 paces.. ;)

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which part is not a fact

 

 

You want facts ??

 

Fact 1. Sandhu bought the stadium.

Fact 2. Sandhu planned to sell the land

Fact 3. Sandhu sold to Brandon Estates for a paltry few million.

Fact 4. Brandon Estates don't won't speedway.

Fact 5. Horton and Sandhu get into ego bumping in the winter resulting in the stadium strip and refusal to sign a new lease.

Fact 6. Sandhu says he will pay to put things right to get the stadium ready for use at a rumoured 3/4 million.

Fact 7. Brandon Estates refuse anyone to enter the stadium.

Fact 8. Horton announces a side and an intent to race at Leicester before returning back to Brandon.

Fact 9. Sandhu said he would help the club find new Land to rebuild the club at a different location (didn't you already have land and a stadium Sandhu??)

Fact 10. Money promised for sponsorship never happened.

 

Feel free to correct me if any of those FACTS are wrong.

 

The only other FACTS are is that the BSPA shouldn't have given Coventry a chance to race in 2017 (which has been proven 100% correct) and that they were given false promises that the club failed to deliver on.

 

Anything else isn't based on fact just assumption.

 

Hope that helps.

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