Noodles

Rory? tut tut.

Law abiding mickey mouse club, not to be confused with the cheating variety

Or alternatively they want the rules to be followed and teams who repeatedly flout them to not be rewarded.

Just playing by the rules. I would think Lynn are more likely to end up without a number 1 than panthers.

Err yes they have

Because the bspa say say so

Aah it may have all worked out in the end, doesn't mean he was treated correctly at the time.

Are you on the wind up?

Yep I remember Simon Stead was treated wonderfully last year. Also, if what you say is true, why did batch leave Swindon for Peterborough in the first place?

Really? Or maybe some promoters illegally approached up our assets before we had the chance? Seems the same rules don't always apply to every club.

Stockholm tickets go on sale November 26th.

After closer inspection, some of the dates listed on the website don't quite look right.

Wow, look hard enough on that website and most of next years dates are listed, but not Cardiff. Torun is listed as 15/6/13

Pm sent. Many thanks

Probably asked but can't be arsed

Does anyone know for sure if the red button will be available on virgin again tonight? Not going to bother with the preceding 55 minutes if not.

For details of Saturdays travel information, including park & rides click here: Cardiff Travel Information (scroll down to the bottom of the page)

from speedwaygp.com OPEN PRACTICE AT CARDIFF Practice for the FIM Doodson British SGP in Cardiff is open to all ticket holders at the Millennium Stadium on Friday afternoon. Fans can access the session from 2.30pm and the 16 riders and track reserves take to the shale from 3pm until around 5pm. Those without tickets can pick one up on the day from the ticket office at gate three, which opens at 10am on Friday and Saturday

From speedwaygp.com To build up to Saturday evening's World Championship action, which gets underway at 5pm, the British SGP Fanzone takes over St Mary’s Street from 11am. The highlight of the event is a star-studded autograph signing with world champion Tomasz Gollob, Britain’s Chris Harris, Cardiff wild card Scott Nicholls and last year's British SGP winner Chris Holder at 3.30pm. There will also be vintage speedway bikes on display, plus performances from Titan the Robot and the Magoos, a chance to meet the grid girls and much, much more. Those who can’t wait for 16 of world speedway's daredevils to put everything on the line in search of Cardiff gold will not want to miss the Globe of Death, which will be just outside gate three. The motorcycle stunt team will perform at 2pm, 3pm and 3.30pm. The Millennium Stadium turnstiles open at 3pm and former X Factor finalist Stacey Soloman provides the pre-meeting entertainment at 4.20pm, before the main event gets underway with the rider parade at 5pm and race one at 5.15pm. For full details of Saturday's activities and build up click here: Cardiff Itenerary

Seetickets 01159454590. Definately works, called them the other day.

More information on the Armed Forces Day activities taking place on the same day as the British GP: Saturday 25 June will see the main event from 10am to 5.30pm at Cooper's Field in Cardiff. This wonderful day for the whole family includes exhibitions and displays on land and air, featuring the Armed Forces, veterans, Cadet Forces, support agencies and charities, the Emergency Services and the young people of Cardiff - The day will include the annual parade through the City of Cardiff, a Dakota flypast, Parachute Jump by the Royal Navy Raides Parachute display team, musical performances by the marching bands of the RAF Cental band and the Regimental Band & Corps of Drums of the Royal Welsh and RAF St Athan Volunteer Band. Throughout the day their will be entertainment on the main stage and indside the main arena. Climbing Walls, an inflatable assault course, paintballing and much, much more The parade through the city centre is 11.30am. See here for list of the the Armed Force Day activities http://www.armedforcesdaywales.co.uk/Veterans-Day-Wales-South.aspx

It was called 'Fanzone' and I think it is going ahead again this year. Greg Hancock tweeted about some band that are playing this year

Hi I am hoping someone who has previously purchased a family ticket for Cardiff might be able to help. Do these tickets specifically state 'family' or 'u16 only' on them or do they merely come as the normal 2 x adults and 2 x concession tickets? Can anyone please help?

Unfortuantely the press release doesn't make that clear. If they charge the normal £16 for each individual match then you are better off buying an advanced ticket if you wish to attend 2 or more matches.

£35 is for all three matches