It might yet be Buster after all.......in the end

Was that not the winter where KL promoter Buster Chapman was buying the Witches, and it was Buster not Chris Louis moving them to the Premiership (or whatever it was called that year)?  The sale didn't happen and Louis remained promoter but did change leagues, purely because it was too late to pull out. Yes Chris Louis then put a lot of work in to stay in his local league.  But without Buster Chapman forcing Ipswich to change leagues then it might never have happened, and almost certainly wouldn't have happened in the year that it did. 

As with so many suggestions that at face value seem interesting and innovative once you scratch through the surface there are often huge holes which are as bad/worse as the situation intended to resolve  Like the one big league brigade thinking it will be at current Championship standard etc Change is inevitable, imperative and over due but the solution will never be a concensus of agreement I fear that those with the decision in their hands have it in them to reach agreement and implement it smoothly 

The old pit gate would play up and the final would be rained off after a black cloud spotted in North Lynn at midday.

Tom Brennan has to be one of the oddest dislikes in Speedway. Doesn't seem to have that horrid, big headed type arrogance the 2 Holder's carry around & the Sheffield lot loved them. Very odd

Wot, no other 'track anoraks' ?  Had it in mind the capacity could be circa 12,000, certainly waaay back in 1979 when Hull won the British League Div 1 4's (one seriously sweet day) there were 8 teams racing 2 semi finals, top 2 from each into the final.  3 full meetings witnessed by large crowd, those were he days....