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BWitcher

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  1. Says Sidney replying. The gift that keeps on giving. Only waiting for the threat to knock Chunky out now.
  2. Only those unable to form a coherent argument use this line. An opinion is as worthy as the reasoning behind it.. Midland Red has given none.
  3. They never do... when the opinion argument is trotted out with nothing to back it up, it's pretty much an admission the debate is lost.
  4. I only put facts forward as facts, opinions I back up with facts which is something you consistently fail to do.
  5. Which is why your comparison is worthless as it is an integral part of what makes a rider great. Lee couldn't cope.. Tai thus far has and has shown his superiority. Your argument is akin to me saying I saw Andy Phillips beat Hans Nielsen once so he is better. Besides, all you saw Lee beating in the main was part time journeymen in the most part. Not hard to look great.
  6. Was it his stunning 5pt average in 91 that swung it?
  7. An opinion with nothing behind it but bias...i.e. meaningless. At times Lee may have been better, but overall he simply was not. A career is judged over many years and the achievements there within. On that Lee threw it all away.
  8. Eloquently put. I saw Lee live several times, he was absolutely awful. As apparently that's all that matters in your world it doesn't stand him in good stead.
  9. Cook was riding on the most dangerous machine known to man. Only the Marvel Avenger marshal could have stopped him.
  10. I was quite concerned for a passing farmer on his tractor outside the stadium.. Imagine if Cook had made it out to public roads!
  11. Lee was massively inferior to Woffinden. MASSIVELY. Total nut job who threw away all that potential. There's no opinion involved, we're discussing facts. Lee threw it all away.
  12. Nah, he's been a top dog in a much much tougher one. Both the Polish and Swedish leagues have been stronger.. a LOT stronger than the old BL ever was.
  13. I am right. Nobody was in any danger whatsoever at the time the marshall decided to step into Craig Cook.. contrary to what was initially reported on here. That is my point. We all know the Glasgow riders were wrong to initially push off during the introduction.
  14. He'd have wiped the floor with that collection of perennial bottlers and loose cannons He doesn't compete against part timers with a bike strapped to the back of their car. The sport of speedway has never been more professional at the highest level. The rest of the world has moved on massively, GB hasn't... Tai excepted.
  15. So irrelevant. Many clubs have children/pensioners etc on the centre green for full races, with four riders, racing at full speed for four laps.. not tootling round on a parade lap.
  16. Yes, it was him, sprinted to the bend to get involved. I also blame the St Johns and the track doctor.
  17. Either way they are absolutely nowhere near when any of this took place and are utterly irrelevant. I did ask about the pit gate as it appears that is where he is headed, but I didn't see a reply, thanks for pointing it out.
  18. Ah so the start marshal was pointing for Cook to head back towards the kids and the pensioners. All makes sense now.
  19. I must have missed all those kids and pensioners standing at the pit gate where he was riding to. Were they airbrushed out of the video?
  20. Isle of Wight. The most praised team in the country.. I'm sorry, that says it all.
  21. Wolves handed it to Swindon by being dumb enough to get a 4-2 in Heat 11. Allowing Doyle to replace Vissing in the next turned the match. Take a 3-3, keep a 4pt lead and put a lot more pressure on Musielak. Normally I'm not in favor of such a thing and advocate getting pts on the board, but in this case, it was just too obvious.
  22. The only laughable thing was your post. Trying to defend it is even more laughable. "Don't ride towards the pit gate Craig, I know it's about 5 yards away and nothing is there but trust me, there's an invisible rider prone who you might run over". As stated in over 40 years of speedway and hundreds and hundreds of meetings I have never ever seen riders just 'stop'. They slow down and ride slowly by whatever the incident is and back to the pit gate, unless they are pulling up to check on the welfare of said rider.
  23. You realise you don't have to read? Comments like this are utter nonsense.
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