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As an away supporter....Friday travel would be my least favourite day....Sunday's being the most convenient.

I remember when I was a kid, my Dad would take me to see Boston every now and then. (random...travelling from B'ham)

Carl Glover was the main man at the time...(I think?) = 1974/5

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3 hours ago, Sings4Speedway said:

Surely the best move is for clubs to operate on the race night that gives them the greatest chance of sustainable success? I wouldn't be opposed to the CL being run mostly or even solely on Friday nights. Guests or RR could still operate, maybe even utilise unattached guests as there will be plenty of NDL riders out of work. Forcing clubs to run on non-optimal days and then questioning why they are closing at an alarming rate is a hallamark of the current mafia board. 

Please, I would be interested to know your opinion to why these clubs closed or have problems.

Rye House

 

Workington

 

Lakeside

 

Swindon

 

Somerset

 

Eastbourne

 

Birmingham

 

Newcastle

 

Genuine question!

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33 minutes ago, IronScorpion said:

Please, I would be interested to know your opinion to why these clubs closed or have problems.

Rye House

 

Workington

 

Lakeside

 

Swindon

 

Somerset

 

Eastbourne

 

Birmingham

 

Newcastle

 

Genuine question!

Eastbourne. IAN JORDAN!!!!! Or Carol as he has been going by. 

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18 hours ago, crescent girl said:

We'll see.  Remember this post.

A jack russell did :rofl:

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4 hours ago, IronScorpion said:

Please, I would be interested to know your opinion to why these clubs closed or have problems.

Rye House

 

Workington

 

Lakeside

 

Swindon

 

Somerset

 

Eastbourne

 

Birmingham

 

Newcastle

 

Genuine question!

Certainly. 

Rye - fixed race nights plus a green promotor

Worky - over achieving team and questionable budgeting

Lakeside - track sold

Swindon - liar developer/greyhound promotion

Somerset - track worth more for development 

Eastbourne - feals done by man not paying the actual money and charlatan promoter.

Birmingham - costs more to run than Masons realised (not helped by arc)

Newcastle - misjudgement between income vs outgoings from green promotion. 

How many of those clubs could have been helped, guided or given more time to put things right? All bar Lakeside, Swindon and Somerset.

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56 minutes ago, phillwhitewasmad said:

We're did you get this information because as far as I understand it Oxford wanted premiership but application blocked by the clubs in it . Mr Godfrey dose not make the decisions as it's a board of members he's just the one who announces them and takes the flack for it. Think those that think it's a one man dictatorship need to give their heads a wobble and find another agenda :t:

In a league which is desperate for new clubs why was the application blocked? Not wanting to split the Tv money???

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1 minute ago, CowleyCheetahs said:

In a league which is desperate for new clubs why was the application blocked? Not wanting to split the Tv money???

To that question I don't have an answer I would of said more the merrier but this is the empty shell that is British speedway 

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1 hour ago, Sings4Speedway said:

Rye - fixed race nights plus a green promotor

Birmingham - costs more to run than Masons realised (not helped by arc)

Newcastle - misjudgement between income vs outgoings from green promotion. 

maybe this is the reason Oxford were blocked

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45 minutes ago, phillwhitewasmad said:

To that question I don't have an answer I would of said more the merrier but this is the empty shell that is British speedway 

Maybe 2 teams going up to premiership and with doubt over couple championship clubs wanted to put Oxford in championship so don't have a 8/9 team league?

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8 minutes ago, stevehone said:

maybe this is the reason Oxford were blocked

Perhaps but we have a promoter coming in with several years experience in the championship 

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1 hour ago, phillwhitewasmad said:

To that question I don't have an answer I would of said more the merrier but this is the empty shell that is British speedway 

Weird as CVS wants more than the 6 teams currently. If they did go Prem would they ride Mon or Thurs? 

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10 hours ago, lisa-colette said:

Weird as CVS wants more than the 6 teams currently. If they did go Prem would they ride Mon or Thurs? 

Friday

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14 hours ago, Sings4Speedway said:

Certainly. 

Rye - fixed race nights plus a green promotor

Worky - over achieving team and questionable budgeting

Lakeside - track sold

Swindon - liar developer/greyhound promotion

Somerset - track worth more for development 

Eastbourne - feals done by man not paying the actual money and charlatan promoter.

Birmingham - costs more to run than Masons realised (not helped by arc)

Newcastle - misjudgement between income vs outgoings from green promotion. 

How many of those clubs could have been helped, guided or given more time to put things right? All bar Lakeside, Swindon and Somerset.

Plus....the product is sh#te and the back bone of fans are/were die-hards and not many new blood coming through? maybe ?

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