Post by admin on Apr 15, 2016 19:39:56 GMT
I was going to reply on the BSF Ippo v Panthers thread to this but it brought back the memories:
"Talking of fan involvement, what happened to the extra entertainment which was apparently the way forward to speedway? I haven't noticed anything else going on."
You may have noticed that I think 15 minutes of lower league action (not to say that the EL is any better as it stands atm) and some irritant with a roving mic is no longer a decent use of my time and money. A search for something similar at our end to what it looks like might have been suggested at Ippo brought this up:
Peter Oakes is the new head of Peterborough Speedway and will run the club as Director of Speedway on behalf of Owner Rick Frost
He was introduced to a packed audience at Peterborough’s end of season dinner dance for the first time and gave a short speech before the evenings proceedings commenced.
Peter explained that his role will be to run the club for Rick Frost and in conjunction with staff that are already in place. He will be bringing in fresh ideas on the presentation side and he will be looking at improving attendances amongst other things.
Peter who lives locally just outside Peterborough is no stranger to the Showground having been the Peterborough promoter between 1992 and 1998, he enjoyed considerable success during that period including 2 League Championships and a Team KO title in addition to other trophies and has enjoyed considerable success with Coventry in recent years which has seen the Bees win 6 major trophies whilst he was team manager.
Peter Oakes said: “I will be looking to add a more complete entertainment package and we have discussed and we will be exploring new ideas. I will in conjunction with Rick Frost and Team Manager Trevor Swales be putting together next year’s team although I don’t officially start in the role until December 1st”.
“It’s an exciting challenge for me and one I am really looking forward to, we spent hours talking over ideas and we both want to improve things for the benefit of Peterborough and its supporters”.
Owner Rick Frost said: “I was very pleased when Peter expressed interest in working with me, he has extensive knowledge and experience at this level and he is undoubtedly going to help build this club up, we are now busy discussing future plans and planning for next year”.
peterboroughpanthers 1/11/2009
"Talking of fan involvement, what happened to the extra entertainment which was apparently the way forward to speedway? I haven't noticed anything else going on."
You may have noticed that I think 15 minutes of lower league action (not to say that the EL is any better as it stands atm) and some irritant with a roving mic is no longer a decent use of my time and money. A search for something similar at our end to what it looks like might have been suggested at Ippo brought this up:
Peter Oakes is the new head of Peterborough Speedway and will run the club as Director of Speedway on behalf of Owner Rick Frost
He was introduced to a packed audience at Peterborough’s end of season dinner dance for the first time and gave a short speech before the evenings proceedings commenced.
Peter explained that his role will be to run the club for Rick Frost and in conjunction with staff that are already in place. He will be bringing in fresh ideas on the presentation side and he will be looking at improving attendances amongst other things.
Peter who lives locally just outside Peterborough is no stranger to the Showground having been the Peterborough promoter between 1992 and 1998, he enjoyed considerable success during that period including 2 League Championships and a Team KO title in addition to other trophies and has enjoyed considerable success with Coventry in recent years which has seen the Bees win 6 major trophies whilst he was team manager.
Peter Oakes said: “I will be looking to add a more complete entertainment package and we have discussed and we will be exploring new ideas. I will in conjunction with Rick Frost and Team Manager Trevor Swales be putting together next year’s team although I don’t officially start in the role until December 1st”.
“It’s an exciting challenge for me and one I am really looking forward to, we spent hours talking over ideas and we both want to improve things for the benefit of Peterborough and its supporters”.
Owner Rick Frost said: “I was very pleased when Peter expressed interest in working with me, he has extensive knowledge and experience at this level and he is undoubtedly going to help build this club up, we are now busy discussing future plans and planning for next year”.
peterboroughpanthers 1/11/2009