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3 hours ago, kevin bass said:

Makes Peterborough stronger but not sure if it makes Leicester stronger 

Think that be two moves Stewart Dickson may regret. 

Everyone knows what Bomber is capable of around the showground so that can only be seen as a positive move.

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2 hours ago, iainb said:

It's certainly been a bad year for Captains! Chris Harris, Hans Andersen, Ritchie Worrall and Josh Pickering all binned off... the arm band seems a bit of a poisoned chalice... or completely meaningless

Apart from the toss I don't think captains have the same time to help and/or motivate team mates during meetings these days so the position maybe doesn't carry the prestige it once did.

But then again that can be said of a few things in speedway such as The BLRC

 

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1 minute ago, justathought said:

And he may not . 

I've known Stewart a long time and he is one of the best in the business and the number of errors he has made can be counted on one hand.

However, with all respect to Batch, I felt that was a knee jerk reaction in response to the Morris situation moreso at Leicester than Birmingham.

 

Can only wish all the riders involved success in the months to come.

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4 hours ago, Flappy said:

Harris in Worrall out 

Best news we've had all season..should never have let him go..

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4 hours ago, iainb said:

Bomber's average at Leicester this season is 8.41 not too shabby

Yes indeed better than Nick Morris also who was the 5th best Leicester home rider this season.

Harris was second, ahead of Lawson also.

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18 minutes ago, WembleyLion said:

Yes indeed better than Nick Morris also who was the 5th best Leicester home rider this season.

Harris was second, ahead of Lawson also.

It's a move that suited both clubs and riders 

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14 minutes ago, Flappy said:

It's a move that suited both clubs and riders 

It seems it was only a question of time before it happened.

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30 minutes ago, noaksey said:

How much under the limit are Peterborough now?

I make them 4.20 under after the swap.

Edited by Bald Bloke

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9 hours ago, Flappy said:

Truckfest going won't make any difference. Time will tell but I've been told people are willing to talk from all parties. 

Either way it'll be a stay of execution if we get another year rather than a long term thing 

And who told you that? AEPG are not willing to talk to anyone allegedly and the EEAS are oblivious to what's going on (or they don't care), have put their faith in the wrecking crew they contracted to carry out their business and are happy for their legacy for the next few years to be an unkept dump & car park/garage and unused but useable speedway circuit.

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Is the Events Centre owned by AEPG now or has it remained in the hands of the showground manafement or another private ownership 

Cannot see many shows or Events wanting to use the place if the surrounding areas become untidy and prime vandal and joyriding hotspots .

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6 minutes ago, scoobydoo said:

Is the Events Centre owned by AEPG now or has it remained in the hands of the showground manafement or another private ownership 

Cannot see many shows or Events wanting to use the place if the surrounding areas become untidy and prime vandal and joyriding hotspots .

AEPG Don’t own anything, they are tenants with a remit to develop the land, they only get paid, as do the EoEAS, when something is built.They can’t build anything without planning approval, one would assume that AEPGs contract with EoEAS says they have to maintain the Showground until something is built. The EoEAS still own the Showground.

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51 minutes ago, Mick Bratley said:

AEPG Don’t own anything, they are tenants with a remit to develop the land, they only get paid, as do the EoEAS, when something is built.They can’t build anything without planning approval, one would assume that AEPGs contract with EoEAS says they have to maintain the Showground until something is built. The EoEAS still own the Showground.

Thanks for the Info ,  so the discussions of any further lease approval for the use of the track etc was carried out with the EoEAS then as someone else said it was AEPG who said no to any further lease , 

Cant see the Events Centre being very popular and in much use then for shows etc if the surrounding areas are just left to rack and ruin 

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