Certainly Berwick are proof that speedway can survive in a football stadium however it's hard to see how it could have at the Shay given the complete redevelopment undertaken by Halifax Town.
Depends on a heat leader emerging
Masters should be a decent enough number 1, Rory will be a steady 3rd heat leader. Need Morris or Becker or Douglas to step up, otherwise team looks good all round
Then a simple statement saying that the speedway is unaffected and we hope to be back in 2022 would suffice.
These people are custodians of a sports club, the fans who've paid their hard earned at the Somerset turnstiles should be told the position
Of course not but given the nature of the article in the speedway star I'd have thought a simple statement saying "the speedway is unaffected by the recent changes at and around the OTA and we very much hope to be back racing in 2022" would be good PR unless of course....
Judging by the reaction of the owner/promoter to the questions posed by the speedway star reporter I'd say there's every right to be very concerned indeed
Newcastle were allocated a ridiculously low capacity by the local authority which led the Diamonds to say that it was not economical to run on that basis.
That statement has now been withdrawn so presume discussion is ongoing.
If that is replicated by local authorities across the UK....