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Heading to RyeHouse maybe. Terrible treatment of a rider though. Be intersting to hear Ty Proctor's thoughts as he wasn't too pleased when dropped by Zummerset

I apologise if I have upset you or anyone else I use the forum for what is usually seen as a bit of lighthearted banter with admittedly on occasions far more serious posts.

Down here a few equates to 2ish More importantly hows Dimitri his father was Mr Entertainment for us back in the day

Turning the corner has been Glasgows problem for a few seasons now

Is the conjurors(maybe the magicians) half crown still open in Poole.

Meeting should be at Poole as those on the south coast like to think of it as the headquarters of World Speedway. Also no home advantage for any riders likely to qualify. Track nice and bumpy they could even advertise it as being at "Posh Stoke"

Lots of tracks have a wet patch close to the whiteline

As much as I hate a lot of Health and Safety Testicicles that make commonsense go out the window in everyday work the relevant authorities at the GP tonight should hang their heads in shame by allowing Miedszinki to ride again they are letting him endanger himself and his opponents. Absolutely bloody disgusting.

Miedszinki should be banned from riding for at least a week after that display of disorientation

3 Pints for a fiver you struggle to get a pint and a half down here

Maybe he'd turn it down as many have said on other topics that he's apparently pants at Wolves

Why doesnt every track employ the same method as used at Newport over the years, the 2 minute warning alarm sounded when the red lights came on, it can't be rocket science to wire it up.

2 yellows is a 1 match ban

Kenneth Hansen must LOVE the last bit of the Hokey-Cokey he certainly likes to put his wholeself in and his wholeself out. Proper bums on seats racing.

He needs far more than EL racing to develop a Career in the sport,he needs 3-4 meetings a week to keep him on his game,maybe he's being badly advised or been tapped up by another PL club with a view to Joining them on a lower average,dependent of course on which of the many averages a rider has is the one thats used by the BSPA that week. Perhaps his injury is playing on his mind he knows he can beat other draft riders but its more difficult in the PL.Last night there were a couple of occasions where he was in a great Position but didn't twist the grip

Believe me for a 17 year old he pretty much puts this countries youngsters to shame.admittedly he didnt do mhch when he missed the gate but he had a nasty tumble beforehand.As for the Rockets IMO Lambert is too big to be a speedway rider and a small track like RyeHouse makes it very hard for him to manoeuvre quickly. Garrity I agree looked uninterested and didn't do the trackwalk with the rest of the team not very good for teamspirit. Thought Bowen was good value Boxall seemed to have bike problems and got well tucked up by Eddie K in ht15 heard lots of Rockets fans moaning Eddie K should be doing far better than he is. Bunyan and Matty T hit and miss averages only going one way. makes sense to bring Morley in though the real question is why wasnt he 1st choice to be number 7. He's good round RyeHouse and has plenty of improvement in him and afterall winning away can win you the league but winning at home is what keeps fans happy and turnstiles clicking.

1st time I've seen Brady Kurtz race. Very smooth,fast and stylish makes Leigh Adams look like a wild fence scraper. May have just slowed him down with the weight of my praise

Great rider specially on the night he won the cup for Oxford

seem to remember a post some months back that he was born in London.

Wouldn't it would be better to do Western Australia Eastern Australia NZ preceded of course by a round in Florida and a week later in California before heading to the southern hemisphere. It is afterall a World Championship maybe IMG need to put their hands in their pockets and start speculating a little more.Clever marketing and decent pricing should get bums on seats.

Not saying he should get a ban but he's been seeded through to the final so is possibly in breach of some ruling by refusing to ride.How for instance do the ACU look upon refusal to ride in a British championship which at the end of the day comes under their jurisdiction.

If RL refuses to ride in the GB U21 as he states in the interview even though it would no doubt antagonise him even more. Would he get a ban ?

Having read about Robert Lambert' disillusionment with British speedway/BSPA would it not be an idea for the BSPA to assist financially all riders who qualify for the World rounds.Afterall it fits in with the fast track/draft ethic.

No doubt as its a round of the world championship you think it should be replaced with a round in greater Bournemouth for that is the centre of the speedway world.

Thanks I never knew that so if there's an EL draft for 2015 can the same riders be used or do they start on a 3 and end up with an average. I love speedway it must have the most complicated rule book of any sport yet the concept is so simple.