It’s certainly pushing towards a cashless society,must admit as someone who was a “pay with cash person” since lockdown have used card services almost 100%.
That’s the way a lot of pubs restaurants are getting your details as you have to order and pay through their apt, that way they have got your contact details.
The other thing that has to be taken into consideration given what you have just said is how many neutral fans are going to travel 60-100 mls to watch a match in Oct-Nov given the weather prospects and dark nights.
I personally think it would have to be meaningful matches(league)to tempt a lot of fans in sufficient numbers.
Cant see that happening,(happy if proved wrong)
Fans don’t seem to turn up for meaningless meetings in the last couple of decades, better things to do with their money I reckon.
I think the problem could be if League Speedway did get the go ahead and a number of Teams committed to it, if the crowd levels were poor at certain venues would they be allowed to withdraw without Penalty.(clubs have been fined in the past) It’s a risk given the current situation.Its not as though most Clubs Could run if only 50% normal crowd turned up without losing money(we all know there is plenty room for normal crowds).Maybe they would be some sort of subsidy from BSPA to help.!
Could be tongue in cheek, but if the people running the Sport can’t put out a clear statement on such an important subject tells you something does it not.
Can’t believe that statement,says it all about how the sport is being run by people who haven’t a clue.Its like they have just discovered the bikes have no brakes
Until fans find out what is going to be on offer regarding meaning fixtures and restrictions it’s hard to get enthusiastic, fans have not taken to well to Individual Meetings in the last number of seasons,that would maybe put some older fans from taking the risk. Its going to be a gamble for the Promotions if they get the green light.It will be interesting to see will actually run if they get the go ahead.
Remember Bob Humphreys riding for Milton Keynes at Powderhall, coming out of the bends onto the straight his front wheel hovered about a foot off the ground virtually the full length of the straight,he was in perfect control,perfect set up I reckon.Superb skill.