LagutaRacingFan

The fours is a tough format, you only get two rides. I wouldn't take much from today's meeting.

Belle Vue should get rid of Wells. He is a waste of space.

Jason Doyle is not a great speedway rider. He gates.

Ricky has said that the Showground is his favourite track.

Jensen reminds me of Jepsen Jensen. He glides around the track.

Have to laugh at Swindon fans expecting a win. That Panthers side is power packed.

Wells rode the Showground fairly well last year, when he guested for us, albeit in the Championship.

BSI desperately trying to copy the F1 series.

Pointless discussing line ups, the match will be called off.

Thankfully, this fixture will be called off.

If you take out Tungate's exclusions, he would have been in with a shout.

Could we not bring in Niels as a short-term replacement? He only lives round the corner. We have a run of four home fixtures shortly.

Honestly lost track of who is fit for the Panthers.

You're underestimating the Labour Party's foot soldiers. We're going to have a thousand people knocking on doors all day tomorrow.

Who will be watching this over the CL final?

Hans is back to his old best. The man is winding the clock back.

Looks like we've thrown this away, We're one rider away from being a formidable side. Even 3 or 4 points from Josh Bates' position would make a massive difference.

From the 1st of June, we could replace Josh Bates with Linus Sundstrom. We would win the league!!!!!!!!!!!!

Linus Sundstrom is 6.13...

Panthers have a fairly decent side now, I can see us challenging for the league title.

Panthers will win tomorrow. This Panthers team aren't just a speedway team. They're a group of assassins who sniff out weakness, and penetrate with scissor like precision.

Without Hans in them. In my opinion, Crump wouldn't have scored as heavily in the first four rounds, if Hans was riding.

How can you use those first results when Hans wasn't riding in those meetings? It's not a like for like comparison.

What are you on about? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Speedway_Grand_Prix The final standings don't lie. Hans averaged 16.83 in the series, Crump's average in the same rounds that Hans rode in was 15.5. Hans missed the first four rounds, yet still racked up over 100 points.

When he passed Kurtz, I was in shock. It was like I'd travelled back to 2006. The Hans Andersen of 2006 would have been World Champion, had he started the series. I remember him racking up 100 SGP points in 6 rounds. Crump was very lucky that year.