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3 hours ago, Dave_minall said:

Saw that coming a mile away. Best start applying for loans now folks because I've got a feeling now they've got the exclusive it's going to be big bucks. 

I for one won't be paying for it if its big money, I'd sooner do without and just watch the GPs. 

Be careful

Don't want you spilling the contents of your half empty glass.

Speedway fans never stop astounding me, they all want the sport to be massive but there are so many who are always bloody negative.

On Facebook the BSN post says  details and prices of packages will be available by the end of February, first reply is how much will it cost !!!

 

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8 hours ago, Triple.H. said:

Be careful

Don't want you spilling the contents of your half empty glass.

Speedway fans never stop astounding me, they all want the sport to be massive but there are so many who are always bloody negative.

On Facebook the BSN post says  details and prices of packages will be available by the end of February, first reply is how much will it cost !!!

 

Oh I know. I was just as vocal about this on Facebook as I am in here. I'm an avid supporter of the sport and I'm often on the team of "stop being so negative" but it's been bloody hard to try not to be this winter 😂 

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2 hours ago, secsy1 said:

Please can you elaborate on who SFL are?

Yes, sorry, Speedway Futures Limited 👍

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A fixture list is only a guide really, the weather and the nature of the sport means even more than ever a meeting is in the balance unless it’s been dry for days and zero rain is forecasted.

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12 hours ago, marko said:

A fixture list is only a guide really, the weather and the nature of the sport means even more than ever a meeting is in the balance unless it’s been dry for days and zero rain is forecasted.

Yes but to get to a fixture list various dates are avoided due to fixture clashes or unavailability of riders/stadiums, then if a rain off occurs it's got to be squeezed in usually just before a cut off date

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26 minutes ago, Dave_minall said:

Its cheaper than I expected, so for breakfast I'm going to have some humble pie 🥧

me too will have some of that. will get full pass dont think will get too many live meetings this year

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Hmm... doesn't say that the PL Pay Offs are included in the Premiership/Season pass 🤔🤑

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21 minutes ago, IainB said:

Hmm... doesn't say that the PL Pay Offs are included in the Premiership/Season pass 🤔🤑

You are getting the rest for just over £5.60 a meeting so to pay a bit more for the play offs is still not a bad deal. The only possible downside is that more may stay at home rather than pay for fuel, entry fee, programme and possibly parking and if that adds up on average to £30 it is a no brainer to those on limited income. Many would forsake attending live if it is saving them over £20 assuming it is just one person attending. If it is a couple or family the saving is even greater.

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2 minutes ago, Hawk127 said:

You are getting the rest for just over £5.60 a meeting so to pay a bit more for the play offs is still not a bad deal. The only possible downside is that more may stay at home rather than pay for fuel, entry fee, programme and possibly parking and if that adds up on average to £30 it is a no brainer to those on limited income. Many would forsake attending live if it is saving them over £20 assuming it is just one person attending. If it is a couple or family the saving is even greater.

You can't beat the live experience though, the sights, the sounds, the smell... and you tend to not let your vision drift away to look at a lamp post whenever somebody falls off or miss an after race incident because you're busy filling your programme in... although to be fair some do seem more interested in filling their programme in than what's going on around them lol 😂

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Well I have just paid up. £38.99 a month for 7 months is a no brainer as it’s the only way to watch UK speedway other than attending. It’s far better than Eurosport for production and the commentators know what they are talking about. 
 

Looking forward to seeing what the first batch of matches will be.

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5 minutes ago, IainB said:

You can't beat the live experience though, the sights, the sounds, the smell... and you tend to not let your vision drift away to look at a lamp post whenever somebody falls off or miss an after race incident because you're busy filling your programme in... although to be fair some do seem more interested in filling their programme in than what's going on around them lol 😂

Agree with the ‘live’ sentiment but that is becoming increasingly more costly and those with limited disposal income will forsake that and frankly with the way some meetings are drawn out, I would suspect many would rather be at home than standing on a chilly terrace in stadiums with poor facilities, expensive food and drink plus toilets that are some of the worse you can find and you can have all that for an entry fee of £20+. That’s probably why some people no longer attend because the supporter is a secondary inconvenience to the people who run the sport. Just look at the way they have conducted themselves in the close season. 

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18 minutes ago, Hawk127 said:

Agree with the ‘live’ sentiment but that is becoming increasingly more costly and those with limited disposal income will forsake that and frankly with the way some meetings are drawn out, I would suspect many would rather be at home than standing on a chilly terrace in stadiums with poor facilities, expensive food and drink plus toilets that are some of the worse you can find and you can have all that for an entry fee of £20+. That’s probably why some people no longer attend because the supporter is a secondary inconvenience to the people who run the sport. Just look at the way they have conducted themselves in the close season. 

A sport, in the UK, simply set up for a few dozen riders so they can earn money...

And set up so some people, with enough money, can have an expensive hobby which they love being a central part of...

The fans being invited along to help subsidise the costs, and keep them within reason for the person whose hobby it is...

UK Speedway is no more than this..

The BSN package looks excellent value for money for "generic fans", who just enjoy watching Speedway without bothering too much who wins and who doesn't..

Hope they have a good season with plenty of subscribers.  

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59 minutes ago, IainB said:

Hmm... doesn't say that the PL Pay Offs are included in the Premiership/Season pass 🤔🤑

They responded to that point on facebook:

"British Speedway are still in talks with several broadcasters in regards to the Premiership Play-Offs so for now they are not included. The Premiership Pass has a small price increase this year with the same amount of meetings as last year"

With that said I'm going to hold off on subscribing in case it gets added to a service I already pay for.

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