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Have to agree.Of course it matters if a rider is in front or in second place having to concentrate on a rider in front of him and one behind him

If you count the fact that Denmark once ruled Surrey then she`s danish I'm Danish Well if you had some bacon this morning then youve got Danish blood in ya

If you count the fact that Denmark once ruled Surrey then she`s danish

In my opinion a good bikini does show everything

me too

Sweden were not included in my posting,just your reference to not liking stereotypes

errr..... thought your interests included hating the French,Germans and many other nations

Could only follow the points,but it seemed the brits done a great job.No disgrace finishing second,just a shame it finished like that.Congrats to Sweden

Can someone explain what happened as i don`t have Sky

Must say i am impressed as well,Frigbo.Always had our holidays last week of July/1st week of August so i missed that meeting and the test match against the Russians:(

What about a 30 years ago today or something? anyone got the full scores for August 6th 1974,Wimbledon 55-Swindon 23

Friday 28th March 1975 Newport 54 1.Neil Street 3-3-3-3 (12) 2.Tom Owen 2'-2'-2-2' (8+3) 3.Reidar Eide 2'-1'-3-1 (7+2) 4.Steve Gresham 2-1-2'-1 (6+1) 5.Phil Crump 1'-3-3-3 (10+1) 6.Phil Herne 3-3-2 (8) 7.Jim Tebby 2'-0-1 (3+1) Wimbledon 24 1.Barry Briggs 1-2-2-2 (7) 2.Roger Johns 0-0-e.f (0) 3.Tommy Jansson 1-1-1-1-2 (6) 4.Mick Bell 0-0-0-0 (0) 5.John Davis 3-3-3-1-e.f (10) 6.Bernie Leigh 1-0-0 (1) 7.Alan Johns 0-0 (0) Never went there again strange team for the Dons,but a good Newport team

Just hope Phil isn`t doing the engraving.Great Brtian

Brokstedt 46 S.Katt (3,3,3,3) H.Loof (3,2,3,e.f,3) S.Petersen (2,2,1pushed,3,3) D.Möller (3,3,1,3) R.Stanek (1,1) Güstrow 29 M.Möller (F.Ex,1,2,2,2) D.Knakowski No show A.Lieschke (2,1,3,2,F) C.Zöllner (2,1,2,2,2) R.Baumann (1,0,2,1,1) ST Berlin-Wolflake 27 M.Daniszewski (3,3,3,3,2) D.Kreklow (2,0,F,3,1) T.Lata (0,1,2) J.Kreienbrock (1,1,1,0,1) A.Rael (0,0) DMV Berlin 18 S.Vagt (1,2,2,e.f,0) P.Albs (0,0,0) M.Kleinhammer (0,0) D.Wienke (1,0,0,1,0) T.Berger (3,2,3,2,1) Heat 1 was re-run after Heat 4 due to a protest.M.Möller fell in the original and the red flag and i pressume the red light was shown,the race carried on and Möller re-mounted to finish.Was then excluded from the re-run and the other 3 finished in exactly the same positions

Celtic Park ,Hampden and Paisley

Interesting to note that he finished first in the pairs event in Poland last night

Cheeky is my middle name Hope you have recovered from your nasty eye problem or are you still walking around like Long John Silver

And i thought you transfered your allegiance from Crystal Palace to New Cross when they moved ,Norbold

Ich auch nicht Don`t worry Garf and stanclrules there are certain people who can`t form a decent argument,only childish statements.Usually wimbledonwomble seems to make statements and then deletes them later usually because they are on the level of the previous one

Egon a "reasonable rider" All part of Britain not being able to get to grips with the brave new world where without Wembley stadium they were going to have to join the queue alongside Amsterdam and Vojens and even a track in Germany.You just have to look back in old speedway stars or even better ask some of the best riders at the time like Mauger,Olsen or Collins and they will tell you that in Germany where Müller chose to base his career he was one of the best,and over a long period.As soon as Germany were given the right to hold the final it was pretty sure that Egon was going to be in with a very good chance.He was basically a fore runner of the top stars of today who choose not to ride in Britain

Protasiewicz isn`t riding due to a back injury

The name Egon Muller springs to mind I think you mean Egon Mueller,who was tipped as an outside bet for the title on a number of occasions.most of the experts and riders knew if Egon got going he would be hard to beat.I think one year he had 8 or 9 points after 3 rides,then the rain came and he didn`t cope well with the conditions.I think there was always a bit of a problem in Britain with Egon because he managed to be a top rider without commiting himself to the British League.

Well done Smoli and Hefe Pity none of the English lads made it

Agree with those that mentioned Tommy Jansson and with Grachan`s choice of Martin Ashby,but would also say, in London at least Barry Thomas was great.Don`t know how he went on the northern tracks though

Jeffster www.speedway.org has full results and figures