Obviously some of the promotion will be at this weekend's conference, but you would think somebody from the club could've been along, especially after so much uncertainty over the last few weeks.
No not at all, last night was a perfect opportunity for the promotion to bring the supporters up to date with plans for next season and thank the fans and supporters club for their efforts in the season just gone, maybe even build a few bridges for next season.
Seems like everyone enjoyed themselves at the end of season bash last night.
For those of us who weren't there, was there any announcements from the promotion about next season.
Firstly I hope Aaron Summers and Rob Branford are ok after their crashes last night, certainly sets tonight's meeting up as Glasgow are at least in with a shout of becoming Champions and after already winning at Armadale why not.
That`s one helluva retaliation from those Aussies, stopping the new World Champ competing in the first GP in Australia in years, thus wiping thousands off the crowd.
Fantastic for PL speedway but please Edinburgh and Glasgow promotions no hike in admission money, let speedway be the winner, rather than squeezing the fans for every penny.
Not knocking the idea on posters, but surely there is more to speedway promotion than putting a few posters up. Speedway promoters need to reach out to their fans more now than ever before.
Absolutely I think this is the one failing of the draft system we have now, maybe we could go to sixteen heats and have one extra reserves race later in the meeting for example, but the other fifteen heats should stay as they are now.
Eklof seemed to put in some decent scores towards the end of the PL season, whether he could or want to commit to a full season over here is another matter.
Most promotions have become lazy and reliant on their hard core base to turn up week after week no matter what, now at some tracks that hard core is voting with their feet leaving some clubs on the edge.