Toady

Interesting Ochiltree had 27% then quite a substantial amount so stood to gain quite a lot from the sale

It was exactly as I said co midland sports shareholder sold out or if he was so opposed to the sale then his colleagues never listened when he spoke as you claimed originally.

How do you know how many shares he had ?Ochiltree shareholder and midland sports sold leicester end of

I understood fully Ochiltree was a shareholder in midland sports and they (midland sports) sold out to Barrett’s end of. you believe what you want

Yes well we could debate this forever,I would suggest those of you that are unhappy contact the stadium to tell them how you feel

Show ours on the phone but I think others show paper ticket

What someone saves you one then, or have crowds gone down a lot since the last time I visited in 2019 with Swindon

He must have been happy with the show then

Incidentally how does he receive and print said ticket or do you do it for him ?

I think others do that for friends and family otherwise it would be a shame to miss out

Often visited Poole and tried to put bum on seat but seats full with empty cushions and blankets even just after gates open !

Your loss then but you obviously ain’t an Oxford fan as all last season was pay online and there were all demographics in the healthy crowds roll on 29/03/23

The thing is the greyhounds are still operating !

Let’s hope the council do the right thing for once and make sure that planning is followed

A very comprehensive breakdown as I said Ochiltree was a shareholder and also general manager of midland sports and they sold Leicester down the river

Ochiltree owned part of midland sports so collectively with others sold Leicester down the river is that better

Ok have it your way but I bet he never voted against it so sold leicester fans down the river

As I said he ran the company an made decisions also he stood to benefit being a shareholder so sold Leicester down the river

Who Ochiltree had shares in and was general manager and also the main decision maker since 1968.

Who did then ?

Fair point, but it’s just the way it is so those people will miss the meeting

I bet the Leicester fans listened when he sold the club and stadium for houses in 1983.

A great meeting in prospect and all people can do is moan about having to buy tickets online even though you can pay on the gate.

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Doyle is pure class sooner have him than any of the others mentioned and totally committed to British speedway