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There's a statement on the Newcastle thread, re; the stadium situation.

Yeah, a'd of thought so. So maybe they have different staff to operate the grandstand area.

The stadium might be getting used without the grandstand and its facilities for the greyhounds?

That's exactly what I thought

That seems more likely.

'New normal', from now on, it'll never be how it was.

If they do run dogs on a Sunday, will the problem still be there next season?

Your just taking the instructions from a pot noodle carton.

Adding to all that Dave, I was under the impression of having fairground rides and market stalls,,, would that still work on a shortened Monday evening?

Wonder if there'll be many more?

Would any new venue be close to Brough?,,, would any new venue have good public transport links and, how many of the usual crowd use public transport or walk to Brough?,,, Surely there will be some that live local to Brough, but am sure many regulars will travel from further afield?

Is it by the MX track?

Am not sure if that place has been on the radar for a while now. Am sure some our sponsors are up that way. Its probly not easily accessible for fans reliant on public transport tho.

I don't know if another venue would be available and, at what cost. It's just a shame that money saved this season by fans, couldn't be somehow be put into a fund to source a new venue? I would put my money saved this season into next season.

A get that the bookies can bring in more money, but I was thinking that not many would be bothered about gambling after the carry-on, (a bit naive maybe).

Ok, maybe something to think about, but agree with the other guy,,,, Redcar no way. BTW,,, its pleasing to see that some think that running televised greyhound meetings on a Sunday is gonna work, especially after this corona carry-on.

If the dogs were to run on a Sunday, would that free up any other nights for speedway?

Can just join the BLM and do what the ffff we want

are you allowed out yet mate?

As long as he is blindfolded and spins round 3 times before his throw.

Easy, just hand out gloves and masks at the speedway venue.

Aye, but how many of them were old codgers?

I remember that tune in our house, we even made it into a football song, the record will still be around somewhere Playing the piano on the mantelpiece, excellent.

'One day,,, there was an Englishman, Jenga and a Scotsman',,,

Such a shame if correct, you don't get sectioned easily.