Noodles

Good man!

In TheScotsmans defence (they may not want defending - sorry!) I think they are an Edinburgh fan who now lives near Peterborough & so gets their weekly fix at the Showground - even sponsoring heat 1 this year I think. You can understand why they still have an affection for Edinburgh, I know I would if it the other way around.

Elite League have 14 league matches at home. Panthers will have 12 league and at least 1 KOC & 3 league cup matches. Obviously you get more if we progress in any of these competitions - last year a season ticket got you 20 matches. As others have said, I see it more as helping the club out as opposed to working out if I'm better or worse off by a few quid. Plus it's convenient. Lakeside's equivalent is £255 for Adults, £220 concessions

What a mess. Elite League is tying itself up in knots.

It's 8 teams at the moment

Which team?

TICKETS PLEASE Sunday November 22, 2015 PETERBOROUGH bosses are thrilled with season-ticket sales for the 2016 season. Readypower Panthers supporters have been quick to take advantage of a deal which saw season tickets put on sale at 2015 rates. They remain available at those prices - £300 for adults and £200 for concessions - until December 11 before going up in cost. Promoter Ged Rathbone said: "It is a cracking deal and the response has been terrific. Season-ticket sales are well up on those we had last winter and we have applications coming in all of the time. "It is a great show of faith from the supporters in the team we are putting together. "They are still available at 2015 rates for almost three more weeks so there is still plenty of time for fans to take advantage of the cheapest prices. The season-ticket package includes car-parking and a programme. They are valid for all meetings except any finals the club may reach. Go here to download an application form. http://www.peterboroughpanthers.co/ticketoffice</a> Please make cheques payable to Peterborough Panthers Speedway and send to Peterborough Speedway Office, 21 Bexley Drive, Normanby, Middlesbrough, TS6 0ST. All applications must include two passport photos. Students must enclose a copy of their student card and disabled badge holders must enclose a copy of their blue badge.

You will be fine. It's BT TV customers who get sky sports who will be effected. They will have to pay a premium to watch sky sports just as sky tv customers have to now for BT sport. Unless of course both agree to show reach others channels that is.

It doesn't say that at all?

So two Sunday clubs & two Thursday clubs.

Didn't happen this season did it? And won't happen next season either.

I wonder if Bjarne Pedersen might be interested in joining his best mate Emily? Ged seems hellbent on doing what's right for the club and not the riders so can't see him moving away from Sundays just for a number 1. Sundays clearly attract the bigger crowds, attendances on Friday aren't what they were and the crowd for last seasons Saturday night fixture was awful.

Would that be Newman who has already signed for Plymouth?

Event 1 - Denmark, Poland, Russia, Czech Republic Event 2 - Sweden, Australia, USA, Qualifier

Posted on Supporters Club facebook page

It's an intriguing, if not a little odd, video which does seem to make some hints

As speedway is on both Friday & Saturday night, I figured there really isn't time for a proper night out like Cardiff so have decided to stay local and we will go into the city Saturday day.

No. He barely rode in it last year (cue response from ashtree123). Anyway back on planet earth, new signing announced tomorrow.

You need to be a Plusnet broadband customer. See Plusnet website here - choose Sky Digital Satelite Platformv option, not Youview. https://www.plus.net/tv/btsport/

Done the same, although I went for this deal https://www.plus.net/deals/unlimited/line-only/1516affoffer7/?WT.mc_id=aff_003exv&WT.mc_id=aff_003aa Only 12 months free broadband, but £75 cash back and only 12 month contract. As you say though, BT sport is only £9.99 and can be added or removed when you like so will just have it April - October and cash back will pay for that.

Sky Q.

Plusnet? (although owned by BT)

Keep Sky TV but change broadband to BT or Plusnet and you'll get BT sport on sky platform cheaper than that. By my maths I can get broadband with weekend calls and BT sport HD on sky platform for £28 (SD £26). This compares with my current broadband provider £17.40 + an extra £19.99 SD or £23.99 HD. Obviously you pay your sky subscription on top of both options.

You can get BT sport cheaper with Plusnet broadband. https://www.plus.net/tv/btsport/

Not sure. You could email peterboroughspeedwayoffice@yahoo.com and ask?