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the dealer
13 Oct 11 13:20
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lets get this sorted, a live tv debate where the so called powers that be answer questions from the racing public.

who would you like to see quized on the panel?

do you think any of them would agree?

is there enough interest for a channel to show it?

do they have the bottle to stand up and answer live questions on tv?

they are paying themselves big bucks, for once let them earn it.

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By:
acey deucy
When: 13 Oct 11 13:29
How about this lot for starters.

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By:
the dealer
When: 13 Oct 11 13:30
boss of racing for change would be another
By:
bilbobaggins
When: 13 Oct 11 13:34
Great idea dealer - perhaps one of the channels could televise it with a live studio audience.
By:
chelsea girl
When: 13 Oct 11 13:35
Robin Day could be chairman.
By:
the dealer
When: 13 Oct 11 13:36
will never happen though bilbo, when do they ever do anything joe public says. i really dont think they have the bottle to be questioned live on tv.
By:
the dealer
When: 13 Oct 11 13:37
chelsea....  who would you really want to chair it. who could be trusted not to take sides and be impartial?
By:
telephone
When: 13 Oct 11 13:39
Racing is a minority sport as far as tv bigwigs are concerned,

less than a million audience for your average racing coverage programs and the type of adverts deployed testify to that,

you'll have more of a chance of questioning anybody on the sunday phone-in on ATR !
By:
acey deucy
When: 13 Oct 11 13:39
Jimmy Quinn,that face says it al ffs. Laugh
By:
the dealer
When: 13 Oct 11 13:40
i agree telephone but its a multi million pound industry
By:
chelsea girl
When: 13 Oct 11 13:42
the dealer......obviously some one who knows feck all about the sport.

Jeremy Vine springs to mind.
By:
telephone
When: 13 Oct 11 13:42
yes, millions and billions involved but every single one of them involved is more self interested than care about the state of racing,

of course, every single one of them would deny it too !
By:
Steamship
When: 13 Oct 11 13:42
Lydia Hislop would be perfect to chair it. The 6 could be Jamie(the new Aussie) Paul Struthers, him that runs RFC, John Gosden, Richard Hughes, Greg Wood
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