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Ironically, I don't know if you noticed, but the three teams that I quoted opposing the qualifiers all have one thing in common. All closed now.... for different reasons.

Redcar did go down very well. and was amazingly well attended. The outside road, and the car park to the gokart centre, were full as was all of the mini stands and bar terracing. Redcar fans did turn up against all views that they would boycott it. Craik was quite good with the Redcar fans, due to us being last.

Well it will be well attended, but I don't see a space for you.

Quite agree and I'm a fan of doing the qualifiers. I regularly raised it at the AGM, but it was voted out by the far Southern teams Exeter, Newport, Reading,etc. They cited that bigger crowds didn't happen, and remember all riders are heat leader status with the appropriate higher points payments. It was proposed that the Northern teams hold the qualifiers, and the Southern teams select there representatives in a different way, but that was not accepted as the selection process for the finals had to be the same for all. Alternative was of course to charge more for these more expensive meetings but that might not have been accepted by a lot of fans.

Some are Chewy, but some are not.

Except of course that the BSPA usually has pre AGM meetings to discuss and have indications as to what would be acceptable at the AGM. So quite sensible, and common sense.

It's actually a big lad in the crowd. He's followed into the toilets by many blokes trying to sneak a quick look. if he has to use the pedestal toilet he complains the water is cold.

Like you don't, when asked for evidence.

Would one's Corgi's be permitted/admitted.

Thanks to everyone who could turn up today and did an amazing shift. Changed the air fence washing method and we managed to complete half the fence washing, and storing, and miles cleaner than what we achieved last year. A fabulous effort that also saw the kick boards removed, de-nailed, cleaned and stored, as well as taking down the back straight blue mesh and again stored. With the weather so good, everyone stuck at the task and eventually ended the shift just before 5.00pm. Puts us well ahead of schedule, which should now see the remainder of the air fence panels finished and stored. Might even have time now to repair some metal fence damage and start on replacing the 7 loose fence posts. I mentioned regularly 'stored' above because, we like Northside, also had visitors during our blank Sunday 2 weeks ago, and they did quite a bit of damage to the dogs stuff as well as ours. The damage was tackled during the day on our second last meeting, and no one would have realised that when attending that meeting. Hope it's a one off, as we have been trouble free from the yobs for a number of years now, but it was strange that they must have known they would not have been interrupted with a rare non speedway Sunday. Back to the track work, those who can make it please note we will be continuing with the track work both next week(11th) and the week after(18th), of course weather permitting. See you then.

Winter track work starts tomorrow at Brough Park. at 9.00am. We will be removing the air fence, washing the panels and storing them securely for the winter. With 40ish panels it is a canny sized job to wash them, and it's a case of more hands make light work. If anybody has some spare time, and wants to help, just come through the pits gate, and you will be made very welcome. Best wear waterproof clothing, although there is other jobs if you haven't any. Hot drinks, soup, biscuits and bites are all provided free during our many breaks. The session runs through till about 2.00pm, before the cold weather cuts in for the night. If you would like to help, but can't make it tomorrow, just pop along next week, as we will be working on things like the fence, kickboards, post and mesh right though to about mid November Hope to see you there.

Now Now Thursday night was difficult with Richie Worrall in Red at Redcar.

EL needed it, but PL didn't want it.

Got that information yet, that you said you would get to stop you being a liar. ? Thought not.

HE did, but something went on the last corner in one race. As Steve P has said, he changed to Stevie's bike for his last race, and missed the gate. A sentence later and you you don't miss a chance talking about criticising Ludde without reason. Canna help ya sel can you. Please NO. Redcar fans noted that some water had been put down on the track at the interval, which really should have been down from the start. Track looked very smooth but bald at the beginning, and with no water there was no passing, no grip.

Why would you of all people be in a perfect position to judge others, when you don't know the people involved and have no details of the situation, just cos you had something similar in your life. Yours apparently was life threatening, so more important you did get to know, whilst Dak's father's injuries were never confirmed as being life threatening. Stop trying to big your part up.

The lanyard story was a made up story by a sad Smoggie fan from Redcar, who said it on FaceBook today to further wind others up. One more Tosser coming to the party.

Not so much as stupid as you, BWitcher and the other usuals when this matter comes out. We have had a statement from Poole, a newspaper report in their local rag, and now Dak talking about what he knows, so I would rather believe them regardless of what past events you say they have been involved in. Just keep knocking, and you will be the fool.

With respect, you are not in a position to judge anything regarding a father/ son relationship and the current circumstances. Just another attempt to be a big time charlie to stand judgement on others, and cause conflict. Stop making yourself look a troublesome fool.

So just like all fans in all sports then. Nothing particular to Poole or Ford.

3.4 PROTESTS AND APPEALS 3.4.3 PROCEDURE AND TIME LIMIT FOR PROTESTS a, A protest must be in writing, relate to a single issue only, be accompanied by the correct fee and signed by the person directly affected c, A protest (which may initially be verbal and with a promise to pay the fee) concerning a specific Heat must be made before the start of the next Heat 3.4.4 PROTEST FEE The protest fee is £50...... 3.4.5 HEARING A PROTEST The Referee must make a decision on a Protest presented during a Meeting, judged according to the provisions of the SCB Regulations, it's Appendices and any SR's 3.4.6 EFFECT OF THE DECISION OF THE REFEREE The decision of the Referee on the determination of the outcome and/or penalties is immediate. Taken from the 2015 Speedway Regulations

Really ? More like more complaints about BV being cheated, calls a for a rerun, more damage to the sport, less people going now, future is bleak, cheating Poole, don't know what they are doing, etc, etc. Congrats again to Poole for being worthy winners, and to BV for being very worthy in defeat. A great fillip for them to use in advertising for the new stadium.

There is a procedure for appeals as i have stated earlier, and it involves putting up a fee. BV didn't use that procedure, therefore there is really no case to reply too. The ref made a mistake, but that happens in all sports. The only thing activating criticism is that it was Poole, and it gives the usual rantees another go. Note they are not BV fans, who have been brilliant throughout their great journey, but the usuals from the Midland clubs. Get over ya selves.

Woah Tiger. Get over it. If a review of the decision had to be made it would have been made, but it wasn't. Move on, nothing to see here just the usual rantees, including yourself again.