On tv the other morning there was interviews and some action of a game informing the viewers that the Netball season is about to start.Now i have nothing against netball fair play to them getting this coverage on main stream tv  BBC. Got to ask were  is the public relations officer regards to getting speedway a mention,if a sport like netball can do it so should speedway or have we sunk so low in the sporting world. Also i would like to see more crowd involvement lets get the old war cries back every team had one and it gets people interested when i was a supporter at Belle Vue when i was younger it was a highlight of the meetings shouting for your team with a war cry it made us feel part of the team,bring them back then instead of the crowd looking miserable between races get them doing something to keep the atmasfear going.

It's an add on, TNT are not BT anymore,  Warner Discovery own it,

Very true. Unfortunately Leicester’s two ticket outlets at the stadium are woefully inadequate to deal with a large attendance where everybody has to queue for tickets due to lack of  advance ticket sales. Unless ticketing arrangements are changed to include advance sales then I know of at least six folk who will not be going.  come on Lions, get real with this issue,

‘ The 43-year-old children’s services manager was given the go-ahead by British Speedway Promoters’ Ltd this week to join Steven Dews as co-promoter of a Berwick club owned by 36-year-oldJamie Courtney and complete the youngest management team inBritish speedway.’…. Think Swales and Mudgeway at Redcar will give you a challenge there…

Edinburgh are staging their third memorabilia auction on Sunday 16th March from midday via their website. Pre-bids ahead of the auction are welcomed by email to auction@edinburghmonarchs.co.uk . Items are available to view NOW.   If you would like to take part but cannot make it on the day then it will be possible to set a maximum bid for any lots you wish to participate in also by emailing the above address.   The event run by Monarchs 100 and the Monarchs Fans Trust will contribute to the cost of the new air fence which is in place this season.   There are items of significant historic value will be auctioned including Peter Carr's 2001 race suit. Other highlights include Andrew Tully's 2007 race suit, a hand-painted action picture of Peter Carr, and another of Rory Schlein - all three items signed by the great men themselves.   There are a selection of racejackets including Monarchs bibs from the recent past, and a rare item in an original Redcar Bears race jacket from 2006 - the year of their return to the sport.   A range of special Monarchs memorabilia is also up for grabs, along with many historic photos, books, magazines, programmes, badges, and more!

yes, another half arsed job.