W9 Lion

They have to finish the Premiership Final before the Championship final can take place and likewise the NDL final can only take place once the Championship final has taken place. I believe the reasoning behind this is that they dont want a rider to get injured in a lesser final and then be unable to ride in a more senior final.

Because the cut of for league meetings is the end of August with KO Cup finals and play offs in September.

What improvements would you like to see?

The brief was for a contemporary, modern, fresh logo with a good balance between the text and image. Its looking forward to the future, rather than backwards to the past. The key was it had to appeal to a younger audiance.

Appologies, I misread your original post. I obviously didnt have enough coffee yesterday.

So what's a 28 days ban for witholding services if its not a rule to stop riders messing clubs around?

Loan fees are still paid.

That is not the case.

Yes if the rising star is on the scheme. The rider does not have to accept a rising star offer, but if he rejects it then they remove themselves from the scheme for the entire season.

It is the case.

But he was their rising star last year so they had forst call on his services for next season

no

And with the low point limit in the Championship I think this will be the composition of many teams.

Who do you suggest besides Ashton?

Incorrect. That is the case in all poistion baring rising star.

We would make you all very welcome at Leicester Speedway.

Well said & on that basis which role are you putting your hand up for?

The most suitable candidate will get the positions at Leicester.

The are volunteer as most roles in speedway are.

Well the riders would love it as they are contracted on a per point basis, not a position basis!

Here's a couple of great opportunities for you to help shape the public profile of the club and British speedway http://www.leicesterspeedway.com/news.php?extend.32397 SUPPORTERS of all seven Sports Insure Premiership clubs are being given the opportunity to have a say in the league’s future – and to get involved in race-night media operations. As part of a league-wide initiative launched by Premiership CEO Phil Morris, each club will be appointing a Fans’ Voice representative, and a Social Media ambassador. The Fans’ Voice representative will have the chance to join Zoom meetings hosted by Morris to discuss the status of the league as a whole with their fellow club representatives, and specifically ways in which the race-night experience for supporters can be enhanced. Meanwhile, the Social Media ambassador is a newly created race-night role which will involve working alongside each club’s existing social media team, as well as that of the BSPL. The role is primarily designed at content creation and therefore a working knowledge of social media platforms such as TikTok and Facebook/Instagram Reels would be preferable, although training will be given. This would be a role requiring access to the pits and centre-green during home meetings, and the successful applicant would need to be able to provide content at speed. If you are interested in either of these positions, you are asked to contact the club in the first instance at lions@leicesterspeedway.com Potential Fans’ Voice representatives should briefly explain why you feel you would be suitable for the position, and give an example of an idea/change to the sport which you would like to see implemented in the future. For the Social Media ambassador role, you should provide brief details as to your suitability for the position, including your previous experience with social media. All applications should be made by 5pm on Friday December 1st.

Bugger, thats a shame. But thank you for the info.

Surely Peter Adams is free on Monday nights?

If you want competition Leicester has it hard, Championship football 30k, most successful English Rugby Union club 24k, most successful basketball club 2k, Netball 1.5k county cricket (one man and their dog, but does well for sponsorship). Its bloody competitive in erms of choice for both spectator and advertising monies. They only need an Ice hockey club for a full house.

Poole have three advantages over other clubs IMHO. They are very well run, as the only professional sports team in the town they get very good sponsorship (which they work very hard to generate and then maintain) and then the demographics of the local population, both in terms of age and income is helpful.