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Why has the reason for attending changed so much - it was always the situation that (enter night applicable) was Speedway night, irrespective of the team's league position, or the opposition, it was to get our weekly fill and see "our team" - yes, it was good to win (happiness is 40-38) but it didn't really matter, or affect next week's attendance - probably only the two weeks annual holidays caused missing a home meeting Here I've just read that fans wouldn't attend a meeting if it only involved 4th and 5th in a non-play off league - does no one go to watch and enjoy Speedway racing anymore? Probably that's been lost due to lack of continuity of fixtures, lack of consistency of team makeup, doubling up/down The "good old days" WERE good - there don't seem to be many good days in 2018 - that's why some of us do look back to seek how to improve things But there does seem to be a different attitude from spectators, only winning matters now

This would be the same Tony Steele that many on here, including professional penpushers, were touting to become the saviour of British Speedway as an independent leader!

First saw him as a Dons rider Great servant to our great sport RIP Bob

More meetings - at Plymouth and Mildenhall - cut short This is becoming an epidemic

A stake might be even better

Team GB thankfully no longer exists It is Great Britain - just as it should be

Being a self-confessed cart dealer, you could provide them with the transport

Oh no it didn't (fail) - amalgamation of National League and Provincial League was very much a success

Only on Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock

New £40m stadium for Torquay United! https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44952076

The CO held The Warwickshire Flying Mile races back in the 60s!

What happened to your ten hour round trip then?

Thought you were going to Saddlebow Road tonight?!

My circumstances - particularly health - are none of your business

And a least by being there you didn't have to put up with Sir Screamalot (formerly known as Sir Shoutalot) You'd think he'd never ever seen a rider pass others around the outside before, the way he screamed when Woffinden made such a move

"Cinders" says the Times reporter!

Tia?

Wish Doyle all the best - nasty looking incident Our wonderful BSPA suggests that he will miss meetings for his club SWINDON!

Top, top doc is Peter Kenyon, knows all about speedway injuries through many years experience Gives best care - that's why he's always appointed

Ah diddums - can't the rider check for himself?

So, if it was televised, you wouldn't go? Rather supports my long-held view that televising league matches keeps attendances down, reducing track promotion income

SGB results show Hans Andersen riding for both teams RESULTS and scorers from meetings held on Monday July 16, 2018; PREMIERSHIP LEICESTER 38: Hans Andersen 11, Ricky Wells 6+1, Charles Wright 6, Kenneth Bjerre 5+1, Krystian Pieszczek 4, James Sarjeant 4, Todd Kurtz 2. KING’S LYNN 52: Thomas Jorgensen 12+2, Hans Andersen 12, Ty Proctor 11+2, Niels-Kristian Iversen 8+1, Michael Palm Toft 8+1, Simon Lambert 1, Lewis Kerr r/r.

So . . . your answer to our problems with UK Speedway is to build 16+ new tracks Get real

If Bellego's out does that promote Bomber in the GP Challenge?

No. No, no, no, no. No. Yes.