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3 minutes ago, Richard Weston said:

That's how I read it --- having clear water between the Premiership and the Championship. It was getting silly. It was getting to the stage where you could put seven riders down on paper and not be 100 per cent sure if it was a Premiership or Championship outfit last year.

Might impact the NL with such a low Championship level?

Presume done to encourage the two teams up?

I would imagine Championship clubs will be looking to the NL for riders rather than go towards the Premiership with a 1.5 conversion rate..?

And could it possibly move the NL more towards its 'true vocation' as a training league..?

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2 minutes ago, JCookie said:

Saying everything is rosy would've seen 0 changes and a 2 sentence statement. They've changed a lot - why not give it a chance and stop complaining?

Come on, Pollyanna - they're rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic. 

Anyway, I can't give the SGB divisions  a chance - I live in a city of 8 million people with no speedway team nearby!

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10 minutes ago, screm said:

Kent ?

Eastbourne ?

Birmingham have already mentioned it as a possibility. Could be Kent because they may pick up some with Lakeside closing.

I'll be very surprised if its Eastbourne. They only other is Plymouth, Mark Phillips having talked about it. 

Its easy to be negative here but all clubs - with the exception of Lakeside - are coming to the tapes in 2019. Given the rumours and speculation, that's welcome news. 

 

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Dear BSPA, 

I have watch speedway regularly since 1958 at Wimbledon, West Ham, New Cross, Hackney, Crayford, Romford, Rye House, Arena Essex and Skegness. I am now back living in London which maybe you have not noticed is the CAPITAL of both England and the UK. Without a car how do I support this wonderful sport? 

Yours

One very upset former supporter, who would still be a supporter if there was a track in London. 

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10 minutes ago, Halifaxtiger said:

Birmingham have already mentioned it as a possibility. Could be Kent because they may pick up some with Lakeside closing.

I'll be very surprised if its Eastbourne. They only other is Plymouth, Mark Phillips having talked about it. 

Its easy to be negative here but all clubs - with the exception of Lakeside - are coming to the tapes in 2019. Given the rumours and speculation, that's welcome news. 

 

Unless there has been a change of mood from the Courtney brothers, or a new buyer has been found I would guess there is still a question over Berwick and maybe one or two more.

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3 minutes ago, screm said:

Unless there has been a change of mood from the Courtney brothers, or a new buyer has been found I would guess there is still a question over Berwick and maybe one or two more.

Is it the case that they have said that if there is no buyer the track will close ?  Or will they carry on anyway ?

 

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49 minutes ago, Stoke Potter said:

Weren't Ipswich one of the few that weren't actually for sale?!!  :blink:

Been a possibility for a couple of years or so - although the purchaser is not the one most wouldve expected!

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