tyretrax

Planning permission for Wallyford prohibited motorsports.

I'll supply the salt and pepper, the crowd was down on Friday due to poor weather forecast.

Would definatley have lost it if we had Brennan.

What was the reason Poole didn't stream the final v Glasgow last season again?

It's the same with people saying we should have a squad system, where do the riders come from?

Hope they did take it out.

It won't reappear if they dug it out.

What? did they stream it into the stadium bars?

Remember that Poole wouldn't stream the Playoff Final last season.

How come Turnip can post stupid posts one minute and then post sensible comments the next?

Maybe Doc Brown just picked him up from New Cross in the Delorean.

Someone has been filming for a couple of weeks from the scafolding tower on the first bend, perhaps a trial for streaming.

Warren Edric Monk. (Charlie)

Obviously it should have been. When the track at Shawfield was being cut there was a manhole for a drain which would have been in the middle of the track on the entry to the first turn. It was reduced by about a foot lid replaced and covered over with shale, it never caused any problems with the track.

How could anyone scrape the shale to make that "groove" without being noticed? The ridge on either side of it is concrete that has been pushed out when the kerb was laid into the wet concrete.

Any photos of Ken's bike with the white engine cover?

Maybe it's been Photoshoped.

Charlie Monk had a red cover, I was told he made it himself.

Probably because he's better than their top man, jealousy.

Don't recall that.

Do you mean Photoshop? Having worked for probably the best photographic lab in Britain and visited professional photographers on a daily basis I do.

The camera never lies.

And the Newcastle management never noticed the photographer spending considerable time digging a ditch?

Do you think the riders can check every inch of the track? Maybe they should have picks and shovels to check it.

Here's a well thought out post for you, Go forth and multiply.