Noodles

SCB regulations state that if he is a NL rider then EL takes priority when neither club owns him. So if he is Mildenhal asset Wolves get priority, if he's an Ipswich asset then Peterborough get priority.

We have a 2pm start. Rory's meeting at Lynn starts at 6pm.

Now now, you will get a pm from Neil. He is a bit touchy on the subject of fence panels.

We knew we didn't get priority over Robert Lambert but now learn we don't get priority over Simon Lambert and still a ? Over Blackbird I fear it's going to be another year of guests and rider replacement http://speeding-motorcycles.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/speeding-motorcyles-special-2015-double.html?spref=tw&m=1

We did get some back but they were knackered and couldn't be used. I wonder if Horton will order a few extra panels to replace them? Why bother when you can just take it for nothing?

Does that include FTD reserves?

Not able to borrow Peterborough's now are you?

1998 wasn't bad either. Aah those trophy laden years! Premier League League Champions 1998 4TT Champions - 1998 League Riders Champion - G Cunningham 1998 Pairs Champions - G Cunningham & B Woodifield 1998 KO Cup Runners Up 1998 Young Shield Runners Up - 1998 I honestly believe we would have won the cups too if Cunningham want injured, he was awesome that year.

Already have in Elite League 1999. Came pretty close Premier League in 1998 too.

I thought this might be of interest to those still needing passport photos for their season tickets. 6 passport photos for 39p at Boots, enough for 3 seasons. http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/6-passport-photos-39p-from-boots-2133346

SEASON TICKET EXTENSION PETERBOROUGH Readypower Panthers chiefs have extended the availability of season tickets into next month after surpassing their initial sales target. They were originally due to go off sale at the end of January, but they will now remain available until Saturday, February 21. And club boss Ged Rathbone has thanked fans for their continued backing for a club bidding to challenge for Premier League honours in the 2015 campaign. He said: We are absolutely delighted with the amount of season tickets already sold. Due to the demand we have decided to keep them on sale for a few more weeks. It is another demonstration of the brilliant support we get from our fans. They dug deep to help us reach our survival target during the winter and they are now snapping up season tickets. There seems to be a terrific buzz around the place and the start of the new season cannot come soon enough. Panthers' roar into action on Sunday, March 15 with a Challenge clash against Great Britain side being put together by national boss Alun Rossiter. Their first competitive outing follows the following weekend when Somerset Rebels visit the East of England Showground for a League Cup clash on March 22. Season tickets can be purchased by visiting http://www.peterboroughpanthers.co/ticketoffice

I'm happy with the dates too. My best mate and his little lad will also come to more now. I finally persuaded them to come along to a match last year and they enjoyed it and wanted to come again but could only do weekends. Given them a fixture list and they seem interested. My mum also stopped coming as she couldn't do Tuesday's so she will stay coming again more regularly.

AVAILABLE TO BOOK NOW: Corporate Match Day Sponsorship Includes: admission for up to 12 people, buffet, soft drinks, pits visit, centre green visit, meet and greet with riders, chance to select and present a rider-of-the-night award and a signed/framed photograph to mark the occasion. Individual VIP Nights Includes: access to sponsors lounge, entry, programme, soft drinks, buffet, centre green visit & pit visit via new VIP pit viewing area. Please contact Alison Marshall for further details and availability pantherspledge2015@gmail.com

Disappointing but inevitable with so many meetings on Good Friday. I was pleasantly surprised with how few matches he would miss as assumed it would be more: ROBERT LAMBERT (King's Lynn) April 3rd: Lakeside vs King's Lynn is at 1pm, Peterborough vs Ipswich (League Cup) is at 7.30pm April 3rd: will miss Ipswich vs Peterborough (League Cup) to ride in Lakeside vs King's Lynn April 23rd: will miss Redcar vs Peterborough to ride in Swindon vs King's Lynn http://speeding-motorcycles.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/speeding-motorcyles-special-2015-double.html?spref=tw&m=1

General admission prices for the 2015 season have been frozen at £15 for adults, £10 for concessions and £5 for children aged 12 to 16. http://www.peterboroughpanthers.co/news.php?extend.2354.2

I never said it makes sense and clearly it's not ideal, however I was just trying to point out that for those that would have done both separately can still do them both together. I wouldn't have been going to Lynn regardless of the date or time so I'm pleased I will now be seeing some speedway that Sunday and looking forward to seeing the Panthers opening fixture.

I don't really see the issue. Those that only wanted to go to Peterborough still will, those that only wanted to go to Lynn still will. Those that wanted to do both still can. The cost for those that do want to do both meetings will be the same as if the meetings were run on two different dates. In fact it will be cheaper for some of those now as there will less travel costs. It happens Good Fridays which are still popular.

All teams out tomorrow.

The meetings will not clash as they will be a different times of the day. Panthers will be an afternoon meeting, Rory's will be in the evening. People will be able to attend both if they wish.

GREAT START IN STORE PETERBOROUGH hope their new era will begin with a bang courtesy of the best of British. The new-look Readypower Panthers roar into action for the first time on Sunday, March 15 with a mouth-watering showdown against a Great Britain team. National chief Alun Rossiter will lead an all-Brit side into battle at the East of England Showground in what should be a terrific start to the 2015 season. And new Peterborough chief Ged Rathbone, who masterminded the clubs successful survival mission during the winter with long-serving co-promoter Trevor Swales, cannot wait. We are absolutely delighted that Rosco has agreed to put together a GB team to take on Panthers in our opening meeting, said Rathbone. We were determined to start the new season with a bang and we felt we needed to put on a spectacle which will capture the imagination of not just Peterborough fans, but speedway supporters in general. We certainly didnt want to go straight into competitive racing and I must admit that a Challenge clash against another Premier League team didnt really grab me either. Weve worked very hard to put on a big event and we are very much looking forward to a super Sunday to kick-start what will hopefully be a successful season. The exact start time of the afternoon meeting is still to be finalised. That, along with details on the riders involved in the Great Britian side, will be announced in due course The opening meeting will complete a hectic few days on the eve of the new campaign. Readypower Panthers will stage their annual Press & Practice session on Thursday, March 12 with a pre-season social evening pencilled in for the following night (Friday, March 13). http://www.peterboroughpanthers.co/news.php?extend.2361.2

Your sincerely, Neil Middleditch.

Peterborough's press and practise confirmed for Thursday 12th March.

Tai drinking red bull?

It looks like press and practise will be Thursday 12th March.

Was it not live on Eurosport too last year?