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Don’t know whether a thread has covered for this in the past, but  hey ho here we go. 
With a little help from all of you out there, I would like to compile a list of promotors  and their club who have graced us in the past & present bringing us chance to watch our great sport. 
 

I will start with Maury Littlechild  Crewe Kings 1969.

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Ronnie Greene at Wimbledon

Len Silver at Hackney, Rye House, etc 

Mike Parker need a lot of space for all the tracks he ran and people he upset!

Chick Woodroffe at Arena Essex

 

 

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Danny Dunton at Oxford, White City and Peterborough...he was also part of the Allied Presentations Promotion therefore had input at the likes of Reading etc.

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Sunderland 'Saints', 1964: Mike Parker/Bill Bridgett. :mad::angry::angry:

Sunderland 'Stars' 1971 to 1974: Len Silver, :t:  Charlton and Fell, Elizabeth Taylor. :(

Here endeth Sunderland's involvement with Speedway. :sad: 

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23 minutes ago, steve roberts said:

Danny Dunton at Oxford, White City and Peterborough...he was also part of the Allied Presentations Promotion therefore had input at the likes of Reading etc.

Bob Dugard at Eastbourne (Mr.Eastbourne), Oxford and White City...we had the best of both worlds at Oxford and White City enjoying the advantages that the promotional tie up afforded us. We had "Mad" Malcolm Ballard, Gordon Kennett, John Davis, Richard Greer, Tevor Geer, Paul Gachet, Steve Weatherley, Dave Kennett, Mike Sampson, Roger Abel, Eric Dugard, Bobby McNeil , Brian Clark, Ian Clark and Roger Johns amongst others either ride full time or as cover for the "Rebels" over a seven year period.

Great days!

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17 minutes ago, Noodles said:

From my time following Peterborough 

Peter Oakes

Jim Lynch/Phil Wing/Ian Jarvis

Mick Horton

Colin Horton

Rick Frost & Julie Mahoney

Ged & Lisa Rathbone

Keith Chapman


Me! With Mick, Colin and Ged…..
 
Lisa wasn’t a Promoter, just indispensable.
 
Keith Chapman is Club owner, not Promoter. 
 
Carl Johnson, Colin Pratt and Richard Greer during the Chapman era

Trevor Swales with Ged 2015 - 2017

James Easter with Peter Oakes

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Just now, midlandred said:

Greene!
 

Charles Ochiltree - Coventry

 

Possibly the best two promoters

...I'd throw in John Berry for what he achieved at Ipswich in a relatively short period.

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10 hours ago, NeilWatson said:

Me! With Mick, Colin and Ged…..
 
Lisa wasn’t a Promoter, just indispensable.
 
Keith Chapman is Club owner, not Promoter. 
 
Carl Johnson, Colin Pratt and Richard Greer during the Chapman era

Trevor Swales with Ged 2015 - 2017

James Easter with Peter Oakes

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10 hours ago, Noodles said:

From my time following Peterborough 

Peter Oakes

Jim Lynch/Phil Wing/Ian Jarvis

Mick Horton

Colin Horton

Rick Frost & Julie Mahoney

Ged & Lisa Rathbone

Keith Chapman

What ever happened to Rick Frost and Julie? They was very keen on speedway.

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4 minutes ago, Toady said:

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

I think you will find that the Sanderson family were the majority shareholders of the company & no decisions would have been made without their approval.

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5 minutes ago, Dave Jones said:

I think you will find that the Sanderson family were the majority shareholders of the company & no decisions would have been made without their approval.

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

 

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Just now, Toady said:

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

 

Perhaps you can explain how anyone can sell a company that he doesn't own? No one person can be accused of selling the stadium it would have to have been a majority vote  by all concerned. That's how compies are run.

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