In fact, it's been done. I remember, many years ago, in a televised meeting at Belle Vue, the cameras focussed on a bride in her wedding dress (and presumably husband) sitting in the stands. This was at Hyde Road.
Quite right. As for developing riders, see Richard Hollingsworth's report in the Scunthorpe Amateur Racing Facebook page. About the only people who do anything to develop new riders are Hollingsworth and the Silvers at Rye House.
Except, of course, the times when the Brummies were profitable was when the team was being run by Tony Mole. The young promoter could be Phil Morris (I hope).
Stoke on Monday afternoons, otherwise Scunthorpe! You'll have to move ...
Coventry and Leicester hold training sessions during the winter (see picture left).
When the Sweaties are independent, we will rebuild Hadrian's Wall, put the guns back in Berwick fortress, and revive the law that said that Scots could be shot on sight
He is - you should have seen him wiping the floor with Tai Woffinden last Wednesday! However, prior to that, he had only done about four meetings in six weeks - he needs to earn same as everyone else.