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Why do you care?Thought GPs were of no interest to you........probably because Poland have failed over the decades to produce world champions.Tai has as many titles as Polski.

Seeing as he has stated he has used the system since 2010 is this a sarcastic comment on his intelligence?

Not sure how you can say you are well received John.From my experience most of your posts were ignored and had hardly any feedback.It might have changed now as I can't see any of them,but I do know that the guy had quite a bit of support and you have had quite a few run ins with others over the last year or so before I blocked you.Just like most of the posts I saw when I looked on your weird world site had hardly and feedback.I guess you think they are also well received

True Sid.The trouble with Hyam is he has even antagonised a number of Dons fans on the Facebook site to such an extent that one guy set up another site that Hyam will not be allowed to join and a number of people are happy at that

Sid,you have fueds with others and even threaten them and lose your rag,but deep down you love the sport.Hyam takes every opportunity to try and put the boot in.Time he gave up and went elsewhere.He say's he has dedicated himself to his many activities on Facebook,yet still seems to spend half the day on here......

You know me Sid,i take people as I find them and give everyone a chance,even you

John Hyam has had many chances and blown them all.His time is up and isn't going to be taken seriously any more on here imo.He posts this a while after trying to bait the Belle Vue fans and trying to bait many others.He who lives by the swords dies by the sword And I guess someone who prides himself on his honesty and integrity,but never takes John Hyam to task or keeps his word of never posting on the forum again is also on shaky ground ....... Good thread,just the wrong person posted it

Seen a few pics of her and it raised an eyebrow,but was I the only one who was surprised at Greg and how different he seemed at the GP?Maybe it is a while since I have seen him on tv,but he looked a bit strange to me.Thinner?Older?

Not sure that is true.Lowly Ice Hockey also seems to announce attendances around Europe including the UK league

And turn up on a Triumph Street Triple bike or a modern Porsche

Apparently the Grindsted v Munkebo meeting tomorrow(which is free to get into) will also be streamed live on Facebook Well Hts 1,9,10,13 + 14 will

Sort of made my mind up for which day,just not sure about which meetings i'd like to see The day:06.08.1928 The meetings in London area on that Bank Holiday Monday were Wimbledon (40,000 crowd) High Beech 2 meetings,1 morning + 1 afternoon Lea Bridge 2 meetings 1 afternoon and 1 evening which was abandoned due to bad light Stamford Bridge (30,000 crowd) West Ham Crystal Palace had a gymkhana with some dirt track races I know Wimbledon,High Beech and Lea Bridge culd be done in the day as Noel Johnson rode in all 3,and Wimbledon and Stamford Bridge could also be done as Art Pechar rode in those.Wonder if with a motorbike or car it would have been possible to catch a few heats at each of those tracks? and get to see some greats like Pechar,Sprouts Elder,Jim Kempster,Roger Frogley,Frank Arthur and Mart Seiffert etc The Swindon track at Gorse Hill also held a meeting the same day Thanks to Brian Collins work on the 1928 season vie the Speedway Researcher site

Great,super You'll be telling us that Greyhounds don't make as much noise as speedway bikes next.Thanks for the insight

I have mentioned this a few times,but was amazed the first time I went to the Wills Internationale to see a massive queue weaving its way through the car park,and I was at the stadium fairly early.At Wimbledon in the early 70s we'd have maybe 3 meetings per season where there would be quite big queues.Can only imagine what it would have been like in the 40s and 50s.

I was thinking of specific meetings,because knowing my luck i'd travel back to 1932 and the meeting at Crystal Palace or Stamford Bridge etc would have been called off that day

I like the 'open day' idea that Güstrow do.A day for the kids really with face painting,bouncy castle etc,but also junior speedway and for anyone in the crowd a chance to do a bit of cycle speedway.The pits are also open for evyrone to have a look at how the youngsters and their fathers/mothers are going about setting up the bikes.A look behind the scenes as it were,and it is free to get in Does it help with the crowds?I can't say,but as it has been going on for a number of years,i guess the club thinks it worthwhile.At least it helps attract a few youngsters to the sport and gets the club out into the community http://www.speedevent.de/mcg/

Have you been to Teterow before?If you want to drink Riesling,you'll have to buy it before you get to the track in my experience

At this point in time,unsure.Will let you know nearer the time if I do decide

All good suggestions Personally not sure.I was looking at maybe a South London derby...Crystal Palace v Stamford Bridge.Maybe Wimbledon against one of those,but when I looked at meetings both Ray Tauser and Billy Lamont were missing due to injury for instance.But I now think I should look at the national Trophy maybe as there were more heats.But also possibly an England v Australia test.Still searching or my meeting,that is why I was interested in others thoughts.But Deano's idea of the chance of 2 meetings in 1 day is a good one

I note today that a plaque commemorating Antoni Woryna has been unveiled and the wording on that plaque state "Pierwszy Polski Medalista Indywidualnych Mistrzostw Swiata Reprezentant ROW Rybnik",which shows the importance of the world final.No mention of any other competitions at all

Yes,the British rider who has on his own won as many world titles as the great Polish nation.He can do amazing things like win world titles and ride in Polish league.Maybe your riders need to ask him how he does that?

I'll take that as "i don't know why" then

In the end no-one remembers who passed who on the first mile of a marathon,it is who gets to the finishing line first.You don't seem to understand the concept of a GP season.I was not trying to be antagonistic,just asking a genuine question of why Poland have failed so often to produce someone who is capable of winning the main title in speedway,not just since BSI have been producing the track surface,but also on days when Poland done them on their own.I mean,it is always claimed that Germany produced a track to give them a world champ,why were Poland never capable of doing this?

They have to be better than most previous polish riders,as despite producing some great ones all they have to show for it is the same as lowly Germany when it comes to individual world titles.Something must be wrong with the polish mentality to fail so often,i guess?

If there was an opportunity to travel back in time,which meeting would you love to see?