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I’m not sure if you guys already know about this, and if so feel free to delete, but there’s a petition on the Downing Street website about the BBC’s future lack of horse racing coverage.
http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/bbcracing/
I thought that maybe some of you guys might like to sign it.
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If William Haggis and Kim Bailey can make the time and effort then i am bloody sure i can
I also noticed Charles Egerton, Jeremy Noseda, Peter Walwyn, and Bruce Raymond, on the list.
glad to see it is starting to grow – it was a bit depressing when I was the 28th person to sign it – now it is up to over 500, not bad for a few days.
Neil Callan and Georgie Baker signed it…so I did too.
I likes the racing on the box I do.
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I’ve signed it, though I worry about the creator’s arithmetic.
So long as James Sherwoods name doesn"t appear on it, there"s hope!
The only way his name would appear on the list is if the petiton read.
Petition to get rid of that obnoxious,up his own a-rse upper class ponce from the BBCs coverage of Royal Ascot so Racing can take priority instead.
Signed.
Darren – AngloGerman
________________________________________‘The Hungarian’s going hell for leather’ – Jim McGrath
Come on all you U.K. TRF non-posting observers. Yes, I’m talking to YOU.
It’s great to have you on board but it’s time to stand up and be counted…..
….and I’ve counted 4,232 of you!!!!!
O.K., not all are based in the U.K. and can’t sign, so we’ll call it the best part of 4,000 maybe.
Thats still almost (misfortune and acts of god granted) TWO-THIRDS of the all the members that make up the entire forum…
If just 500 of you chose to log in and sign up, it could make a difference……so come on, lets see some new names and make your very first TRF post be a great and worthy one….
Thanks in advance, and welcome!
Armchair fans, like most of you, need YOU!
I tried to sign it using my aol email but, as usual it wouldn’t let me click on the link so used my yahoo address; do other people have this problem with their server or is it just aol?
I would prefer the BBC to have no racing coverage at all; is there an option for that?
I’m confused as to why racing enthusiasts want more of such a shoddy product, which is both condescending and insulting to anyone who knows the first thing about horse racing. No other sports enthusiast suffers this.
I would sign a petition for the movement of all BBC racing fixtures to Channel 4.
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