Also it's Supporters. I know that I like to look at Statistics now and again and if it weren't for Sites like the 'Speedway Researcher' it would be very difficult.
Best of luck Stuart at your new Club.I hope that you do well.
A Great Captain, Great Team Man, Great Rider and a Great Bloke.
Ticks all the boxes really. :approve:
:shock: I take it you are joking!!!
I certainly hope so anyway. :shock:
I'm gutted about 'Robbo', we WILL miss him.
Best wishes to you at Redcar Stuart - I hope that you do really well.
Raymond Glendenning, W. Barrington-Dalby, Eamonn Andrews, John Arlott, Brian Johnson etc.. - as you say sidney - legends.
Even Peter ('Twickers') West.
Nothing around of this sort of quality and class these days.
He'll be wasting his time looking for me in Newcastle - I live in Sunderland.
I agree - I thought he did really well for one with so little experience. He was a revelation to me. Very, very pleased that he is back next year. :approve:
I would also add the Americans call Baseball the 'World Series'. What's that all about - not too many other countries even play Baseball. Canada does (Toronto 'Bluejays') but I can't immediately think of anyone else.
You are right gustix, but his experience and ability in all other places of Speedway competition, ie. Europe means that he can, and never could be ranked amongst the truly 'Greats' of the Sport.
He obviously lacked ambition though. I would have thought that any Sportsman/woman would strive to get to the top in their chosen Sport. Obviously Bast didn't think it was worth the effort.
I agree - Brian is right. Only pay out what you can afford. To do anything else would be foolish in the extreme and lead to Track closures as has been said.
A very good question that.
Perhaps they cannot have proper World Cup/Test Matches because most Countries probably would not be able to field a Team of seven competitive Riders.
You can include England in that too - sadly.