Triple.H.

It is special. Unbelievable speed and it's very much like the Golden Helmet as it's like the big event in town so everyone turns up

Bam Bam used to hide when I was in town

As a Speedway Star subscriber and forum user it's nice to hear this Phil.It's about time the questions were asked and not answered in the typical political way. In the broad scheme of things Phil as so many of us have moaned about in the past A Builder you employ to build your new conservatory subcontracts the glazing to his mate at Youvebeendone PVC the windows aren't upto the standard you want. Then the ping pong starts but the person ultimately responsible is the builder you employed who subcontracted that part of the job. So ask the questions please

Pity they didn't have Leaping Len and Uncle Bob in his tractor

Call the Mods Call the Mods Yet another breach of the no sensible posts rule

Has Brian Rix made an appearance yet

So which track will run it on Sunday if Saturday's event gets pulled

How much will the Poles fine the riders who get injured on foreign shale

Dunno. Who ?

Don't know how long you've been following the sport but back in the good old day's when stadiums were packed fans loved a bit of centre green/start line arguing and handbags.Brendan may be the biggest nob in British speedway I don't know and I certainly doubt it.

Having not been there and also knowing nothing of the incident other than previously posted my guess is BJ fell or knocked another rider off some supporters ? gave him abuse as he went back to the pits when he gave a bit back he's the biggest winker in British Speedway

As they had a youth training day this week maybe someone who has attended one either as rider,parent or instructor could post if they teach the youngsters how to lay the bike down (deliberately)

Not having a dig just a laugh This post is Gustixesque at its finest

In my years of supporting the Oxford Cheetahs Rebels Cheetahs(again) Silver Machine, Cheetahs (again) plus junior teams like the cubs,Lions etc I've seen many an awful team performance much like I have with my football team. I daresay I'm like many people who follow their local team in any sport in that when the good times come you absolutely love it and then the fairweather glory hunters turn up in their droves and leave as soon as the normality returns.

You should try a season or two at Oxford you don't know how lucky you are.Though I'm still a season "glutton for punishment" ticket holder at the theatre of nightmares.

I try my best.

I'd hazard a guess that this season like many before will provide great entertainment as it has done every year since I started watching back in the early 70s We didn't have the Internet back then so idiotic clowns couldn't constantly post CRAP on a forum

Call me stupid Hey Triple.H your stupid I didn't think NL teams could sign assets so obviously the rule has changed and I've missed it or has it changed at all. I look at it from a totally neutral position but a team like Buxton finding a rough diamond and selling him on could be the difference between running and not running. With the in house politics of British Speedway this no doubt has happened numerous times.

No wonder Lakeside has a reputation as a trick track if there's trees on it.

To be honest if I was a rider and was threatened with a ban for not riding on what i and other riders considered an unsafe track I'd take the ban. I'd much rather be banned than crippled or dead.I have in my job asked Those above me in the company food chain to show me how to do a job I consider unsafe to do numerous times. I've worked for the company for 35 years and none of them have taken up my offer.

But maybe it would have.It's all hypothetical so nobody knows one way or the other. Or do you know for definite

So how many steam cleaners do you own

The ongoing progress of the strawberry blonde wonderkid Brady K. I recķon he could be a 9pt+ PL average at the end of the season

John are you sponsored by Spear and Jackson ? there can't be a topic on this forum where you don't have a dig at someone.

Isn't the biggest step the one where he has to admit he has a problem with alcohol, if of course he does , as until then he can't be helped successfully. I know 2 People who both worked for big companies one of whom is now unfortunately dead , both had drink problems one admitted at a disciplinary for poor attendance that he had a problem and the company assisted him in every way possible 20 years down the line he still works for them with a company car final salary pension etc and more importantly is still off the booze and when I speak to him he always says if it wasn't for the ongoing support from the company he'd probably be dead. The guy who sadly died worked for a different company and had the same support available to him he wouldn't admit his problem ended up getting sacked and lost everything. Pride isn't always what it's cracked up to be