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  1. And Matej Ferjan is Hungarian, Polish, Serbian, Croatian, German......
  2. It wouldn't be that Richardson had been 'given the nod' by the powers that be for next year to replace Nicholls would it? Or am I being too cynical?
  3. Why must Smolinski not be allowed as a wild card next week? It's not his fault that it all went t*** up!
  4. Well done to Emil Saifutdinov for winning the title once again. Absolutely brilliant riding from the young Russian. Take note British Promoters and get your cheque books out!
  5. Just to put things into perspective here, I was also staying at the said hotel in Vastervik where as you quite rightly said Chris Harris was drinking. But you failed to say what he was drinking, I cannot see that 2 Cokes on Thursday night and 2 orange Tangos on Friday night constitutes as you so airily put it 'on the piss'! It's quite rare these days for any rider to interact with the fans, so it was quite refreshing for Bomber (and his Grandad) to come and chat/socialise or whatever. To quote 'Sandie', Bomber never usually sleeps before 1am and GP's rarely before 3am, it's just the way he is. As for the 'Nicholls/Harris' 'squabble', get them both to sort it out between them, if not replace them both in next years GP's.
  6. It's about time that people realise that the current British GP riders are simply not good enough. Alas for the UK that there isn't anyone that is outstanding that is coming through the ranks, ok, some say that Tai Woffinden is the one, maybe.. But after last nights woeful performance and it was a total embarrassment from the Brits, it's time that the authorities dropped the Brits out of the GP's and give 'wildcards' to riders that will step up to the plate, like Chris Holder and young Emil Saijfutinov.
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