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But as a very biased Scunny Press Officer, you are hardly likely to see it any other way but from a Scunny view point.

Since when do other teams have the benefit of redeclaring a new race day, and take priority over an existing team. It was probably agreed because, at that time, we were not through to the semi Final, and anyway, it seems to suit your cause because of your own rider commitments. But don't let that stop you slagging someone.

Nearly.

I think you will find that the last Green Sheet averages, listed on the BSPA site, and operative from the 1/10/14, will not be far from the final averages confirmed at this year's AGM.

I seem to remember that late in the last Labour government under Brown, were considering a bill to prevent or deter developers closing stadia that provided social access to sport for the public. I am sure it was discussed on here, and warmly welcomed. Wonder what happened to the bill, as it seemed that it was going to be difficult to dislodge Status Quo situations.

orion. That is just bullish!t. Tai was using engines from a tuner who also supplied these engines to three other riders. Why did they not win or seem to go as fast.

Point being you said your comments about Fox at 5.45pm, and stated that he had no points after 3 rides, yet you said you posted before the meeting. Of course you also knew that Phillips had won heat 2. Hmmm. No chance of you tiptoeing around the promotion Gaz, but like your recent comments about the Supporters Committee, it might be better if you made your comments truthfull.

Nobody questioning your right to an opinion. You could be a bit more supportive in terms of comments though. BTW Travelling to away meetings doesn't always give you a better opinion than others.

You better believe it BLOB. Edinburgh Friday, Newcastle Sunday.

What if Glasgow had already booked Danny. Danny usually doesn't score points for us, while Fox has had several good rides for us. Only you would question a reserve booking when the team wins 55-35 away. Strewth.

I can confirm that, but not so sure about you and ouch. Not that I care a toss, unless he is your higher alto ego.

Yes, like we were first in having Sunday as our race night. Out of order unless it was just provisional.

Who do you know would have taken the booking Gaz.

You are the fool if you think these promoters have gone into this blind and not done the research.

I think Rick still has a great interest in Speedway. I think I saw him at Cardiff this year, as usual, and he was at Sheffield for the PLRC last weekend.

I think you will find that there are cars going Gaz.

You don't do humour do you. 6.30pm on a regular basis (with Floodlights), against a risky 5.00pm on an autumn night with NO floodlights. Your right about PPM, he does need his beauty sleep, badly.

Yep, but he's not wrong.

Newcastle Speedway Supporters Club Sorry to advise that we have had to cancel the bus to Glasgow on Sunday. There was insufficient numbers to make the trip viable, and the new price was not though to be acceptable.

Jesper Soegaard, thanks.

Never mind as I like your thinking.

Bad idea, The last three races could be farcical, and RR didn't help.

Quite agree. Is it in dantodans power to be able to alter the start time, or only a MOD.

Your first post was post 42 which was about guests, and my reply in the second half of post 43 WAS about the use of guests. References about increased attendances was in reply to DaC's sarcasm and none acceptance of them. Sounds like a lot of hot air from you. Whoosh. Nowt changes.

NEWCASTLE travelling fans. Malla has managed to get a 24 seater coach for Sunday to go to Glasgow. Sets off from Brough at 12.45pm and the cost is £17.50. There is a couple of seats left, so if you fancy going, get in touch with Malla on 07939719183