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And, Scunthorpe as well.

As much as I would like to see lions win, That will never happen in a million years, can only see a massive Aces win.

I'm inclined to agree with you. It's a terrible track.

LINE-UPS have been declared for this Thursday's (April 25) meeting at the Pidcock Motorcycles Arena, Beaumont Park as the Watling JCB Lions host Birmingham. LEICESTER: Max Fricke, Richard Lawson, Sam Masters, Luke Becker, Ryan Douglas, Drew Kemp, Joe Thompson.BIRMINGHAM: Vaclav Milik, Steve Worrall, Wiktor Lampart, Tom Brennan, Piotr Pawlicki, Zach Cook, Leon Flint.

And, what exactly do you want him to say. We were robbed, I think the wind was blowing in the wrong direction ? Grow Up.

Actually, Not all of us.

A day to go and nothing at all about the Leicester stream. How to get it, how much to get it, if you do get it ,is it in that new fangled colour . In fact not a thing. Still why am I suprised. It is speedway after all.

I think Szymon Woźniak said he was interested in riding in the UK

It's a fair point. Look how many teams there used to be in London. I think generally speaking the interest the sport, once had, is no longer there I'm afraid.

Yea. It can put people off. After a long day at work ........... a lot of people are probably up to their hassle limit. Perhaps a lot feel it's not worth the extra effort. The latest estimate of Birmingham’s population is the 2021 population census estimate. There are 1,144,900 people living in Birmingham according to the census.

I think I'm correct in saying that Birmingham have had several different homes over the years. When you consider that Birmingham has a massive catchment area, you would think that gates of 1,500 is possible. Does the location of the stadium have anything to do with it, is it especially difficult to get to, is the traffic at that time of evening a nightmare ?

That, also, might suggest that Birmingham are moving into the premier.

I think he probably has more than you do.

On Tuesday 5th September 2023 at Plymouth Speedway in their fixture versus Berwick, four riders were randomly selected for an Alcohol and Drug Testing.Plymouth Rider Richie Worrall and Berwick Rider Steve Boxall were two of the four riders who were randomly selected.Both Mr Worrall and Mr Boxall produced samples however with one prohibited substance the result provided a non - negative result, therefore excluding them from the event.These samples have now been sent off to the Laboratory for further analysis.Both Mr Worrall and Mr Boxall SCB Registrations have currently been suspended pending the results from the Laboratory.Two other riders who were tested were confirmed negative on all their results.The clubs of Mr Worrall (Leicester Premiership and Plymouth Championship) and Mr Boxall (Berwick Championship and Berwick NDL) will be entitled to a facility during the rider's suspension period under SCB Regulation 010.5 i).

I don't really understand what you want him to say. "We were rubbish", "If only we had another heat leader"," At least it didn't rain" .??? It's done now. Was never going to win at Bell Vue, not in a million years. Get some perspective. And, if we manage to squeak into the play-offs, which is unlikely, the semi-finals will be our last meetings of the season.

No. But it won't be a problem soon.

Point being

Good for you. Spoken like a true supporter

I don't know, I'm not he. And, does it really matter, he ain't there, that's for sure.

As far as I can make out, Bike.

Here's an idea. As you say you go to Leicester, why not go and tell him in person regarding your opinion of his abilities. No, I thought not.

You're charming, aren't you.