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Dear <removed> I didn't realise that 'outing' someone was against forum rules!! All the best Steve
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Newcastle Diamonds Vs Edinburgh (28/07/2013)
StevePark replied to msc1874's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
More of an impact on R/R, with only Robbo, Andy and the two reserves being able to take the ride. -
Ipswich V Edinburgh 25/7/13
StevePark replied to Ipswich Jules's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
What, and make things even worse for himself? Yeah, that'll help. -
Ipswich V Edinburgh 25/7/13
StevePark replied to Ipswich Jules's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
Plus a few fans, I would imagine. Still doesn't make it right (I realise you aren't saying that though!). -
Speedway On Itv The Motorbike Show
StevePark replied to michaelcroucher's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
A great 'free' advert for speedway. Hopefully it will encourage some youngsters to try their hand at the sport (maybe some more Moto X's), who might not have necessarily done so, without seeing it for themselves. -
I'd rather see Stuey (or anybody) trying his damndest to overtake somebody. If he (or anybody) settled for 3rd/2nd or whatever, you'd then get folk accusing him (or anyone else for that matter) of "not trying". Robbo will give his all to get as many points as he can, for himself and the team. Long may that continue.
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You were perfectly clear. If they kept the white helmet and replaced the Yellow with Y/B and the Tac ride replaced the white helmet, you'd have B/W and Y/B in the same race (the point I was trying to make). Meanwhile, the b****y Tac ride is IN, so I'm afraid you've got to live with it. Green might be the answer.
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Speedway On Itv The Motorbike Show
StevePark replied to michaelcroucher's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
It's also repeated tonight at 6pm on ITV4 -
Plymouth V Workington 19th July
StevePark replied to crazysue's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
Alden has quit British Speedway apparently. -
Mark Lemon doesn't seem to be doing too badly with Australia! Is it just a massive co-incidence that the Cricket team appear to be doing "not too badly" with the limited foriegners in the County sides rule, while the Speedway team and the Football team (with all the foriegners in the leagues) are doing "relatively crap"?
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Apart from on the 25th July, obviously!
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Swc, Event Two, King's Lynn 15/7
StevePark replied to Northern Exile's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Reserve????? -
Speedway On Itv The Motorbike Show
StevePark replied to michaelcroucher's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Any TV coverage can only be a good thing. However small. The fact is some may be watching who won't neccesarily be speedway fans, see it on the prog and say "Hey, I fancy seeing that" and go along to their nearest track. As a certain supermarket says in their TV ad's "Every little helps." Oh, and one other thing, it's basically a FREE advert, as speedway probably hasn't had to pay a penny for the exposure. -
Sheffield can't be any worse than last year..... can they??? Lawson usually does OK now he's got the hang of the place. Haines is usually OK too. Ricky Wells has been indifferent, from memory. Hally has never really liked the place, Albin was awful (!) last time he rode at Brough, Koppe could be anything and Royno had his best meeting he's had round our place last time he was here. Should be an easy home win, but 5+ points win would do! (Don't know why, but my Enter button isn't working on the Forum!!! So I can't break this down into paragraphs like I would normally do!!).
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Speedway Star - Point Of View
StevePark replied to tigerowl's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Advertising is all well and good, but costs (in the main) an awful lot of money. Something the sport hasn't got a lot of at the moment. Yes it might work, but is a hell of a gamble in the current climate (unless it's free, of course). The best form of advertisment is speedway on the Tele. When Sky started to broadcast the sport, it was supposed to be the saviour of the sport, with fans queueing for miles to get into their local tracks! It didn't happen. Putting something extra on at tracks, again, in the main, costs money. Again I refer you to the first paragraph. Yes, the sport is dying on its a**e, but the sport deoesn't help itself by not trying to keep the fans it has already got. Until the people 'in charge' actually start listening to the fans, it will continue to die, as it will lose more and more of its current fanbase and, obviously, not get the new numbers in to compensate, eventually dying altogether.