The White Knight

I can't agree with that. We have a beautiful new Stadium and probably the Country's best Track. Yes - there have been problems - but in the end British Speedway will, hopefully, benefit to a tremendous extent.

Let's hope that Kevin and his Team are rewarded for all of their effort. :approve:

Sign of a misspent youth steve. :unsure:

It would be useful to know.................

I would love to think that was our Team.

That would be a great Team Hyderd. Would have the rest of the Division worried anyway.

Aaahhhhh but Gemini - there is only one April Fools Day a year.

Not too worried about what terminology they use GC - just as long as there is a long term future for Belle Vue 'Aces'.

Good man!!!

Would that be the - LAGER?

Not much chance of that it seems. Sadly.

No Track here - but one could be fitted in: Sunderland Greyhound Stadium East Boldon, Sunderland. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunderland_Greyhound_Stadium Good luck. :)

Many a true word spoken in jest tyretrax. :rofl:

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It made me laugh anyway..................................... :rofl: I could answer that - but I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings.

Very true, but there seems to be a fair bit of responsibility evasion going on.

Peter Collins was one of my favourite Riders. :approve:

I couldn't give a toss about the PC (not Peter Collins by the way) Brigade - never have. A useless bunch of do gooders who have nothing better to do than cause trouble for others - and they usually make any given situation worse than it should be.

We, at Sunderland, were told by the Bridgett, Parker Promoters back in 1964 that poor weather and poor crowds were the reason for closure. None of the nine Meetings they ran before closing down was rained off, and the crowd at the penultimate Meeting was 8,500 (Source: Sunderland Echo). The reasons for closure that I believe to be true, can be seen in the Link provided: http://www.sunderlandspeedway.co.uk/stats/1964/1964_Season.html

Misspelling or what? :nono: :rofl:

The Stadium don't want Speedway.

I thought the PC Brigade might have got upset if I had called him a Convict. :unsure:

A perfectly good Dog Track at Sunderland that has staged Speedway twice before is still very much in existence. I doubt we will ever see Speedway again at that venue though. I know I'm a bit out on your time frame - but one lives in hope.

I can't agree with that. Phil Crump, Peter Collins, Gordon Kennett are just three off the top of my head who, in my opinion were superior Riders to Jackson and Owen.

Followed by Crufts at Cardiff. :D