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It will be very interesting if the SCB takes action. two years ago at the play off final in Sheffield a certain tai woffinden told the Ipswich fans via the PA to get on your broomsticks and f-off back to Ipswich. despite emails of complaint to BSPL and SCB it was brushed under the carpet as usual

Brilliant, Was there that evening and always good to watch again

It will be very interesting if the SCB takes action. two years ago at the play off final in Sheffield a certain tai woffinden told the Ipswich fans via the PA to get on your broomsticks and f-off back to Ipswich. despite emails of complaint to BSPL and SCB it was brushed under the carpet as usual

Yes, although clubs try to keep the streaming price the same, there are huge differences in other club incomes/costs, eg whether they own or operate their own Stadia, whether they get income from bars, hospitality, parking etc or not. It can be £14.99 for a Prem stream.

If you get a third party to carry out the streaming I believe the club typically get around 33% of the takings. Seen some rather poor streams that I would be reluctant to pay £12-99 for again. I believe the Poole stream was £13-99 on Wednesday.

Ha ha. A 'raving' reporter is about right! Not a patch on Pooles...!😉

Same as my Dad.

What's the forecast like for later?

enjoy - race starts 1:40

This hits the nail on the head, if the 2 big boys can perform better in heats 13 and 15 away then we have a chance in the play offs.

Bike trouble wasn't it. I highly doubt Brady decided after 3 rides that he needed to ease off in case he got injured, or may be the stats say yore more likely to get injured in heat 13 and 15 than any other heat.

If correct what I got told last night that Sheffield are already stating that they can only run Thursday nights during play offs then trying to restate this may be a meeting after the play offs are complete

No I think its normally 13.99 now, used to be 12.99 dont know when it went up. Unfortunately heat 14 incident is not clear and I doubt Cami had a clear view of it either but a decision had to be made. Often the ref will take the easy option given the chance.

In which case everyone gets a refund, and they allow season ticket holders free admission to the play off semi. Not difficult really.

Leicester will play Sheffield regardless of where they finish. As I understand it, the team finishing second has the choice of riding at home or away in the first leg. All it needs is a rain off and the second leg becomes the first leg which then makes the choice a farce.

If it's cancelled, would be unfair to season ticket holders, and anyone in attendance, as re-admission tickets only valid for re-staging.

Maybe they are hanging fire till after next Thursday ? If Sheffield lose at Ipswich then this meeting won't influence who meets who in the playoffs, so it can be 'cancelled' and remove the need to delay the start of the playoffs.

Poznan v Tarnow tomorrow POSTPONED new date Sunday 7th September- start time 1pm UK time

Posted on the Sheffield website around 10pm last night : If anyone has difficulty in attending the restaging date, supporters should e-mail re-admission ticket details and bank details to office@sheffield-speedway.com and refunds will be issued once it is confirmed and announced.

100% as soon as the rain came in certain riders had it fixated into their minds that they weren't going to ride no matter how much track work took place. Especially with it being a GP weekend as well.

But the conversation needs to take place sometime. Quicker and easier than when they have all gone their separate ways.

What a race that was!!!

14 riders who ride for multiple clubs in multiple countries, plus managers, plus mechanics, plus stadium availability- would suggest that would be more than a 2 minute chat unfortunately

If in doubt email the club at: info@leicesterspeedway.com

Forecast looking very iffy to say the least, looks like I'm staying at home and watching on BSN if the meeting is on