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Will not be betting on Pedersen again.

Agreed, am only making comments on speedway updates.

Thanks, got that from speedway updates, see now on Holsted site MJJ.

No, Patrick Hougaard moved up from reserve.

Thanks again, not having much luck with this meetings riders.

Good meeting and it was pleasing to see improvements from Nick and Nathan. Dak is getting better each meeting and Killer also put in a good 10 points, Steve a good 7 and Simons first meeting under this new system as a heat leader was ok. Do not know if Batch was still ill, but his scores should be better. Nathan was man of the meeting and it was pleasing to see him a lot happier. I hope he can keep up the improvement. We now need to win every home meeting and get a few points on the road if we want to get to the play offs.

Just hope the track has been sorted out from the one we had for the Leicester meeting.

By the time Boris gets anywhere near PM speedway will be racing electric bikes.

Following his being knocked over by Kyle Newman at Poole last night Nathan has withdrawn from tonights meeting with injuries.

Comments from Rosco and in the Adver stated that he was not well on arrival. if any possibility he feels the same tomorrow we need a guest or R/R sorted asap.

R Worrall 1,0,0,0, even with the scores from Batch R/R would have been a better way to go.

Agree with the second sentence.

Thanks have amended bets

Pedersen £ 50 more Kildemand £ 50 more Bogdanovs £ 100 more Lebedevs £ 100 more

Also shown on BBC National news.

Simon is a heat leader now as it came into force on 1.8.14. I am also wondering if rr would have been better as Batch, Nick - now a second string rider, Dak and Steve could have taken an extra ride.

Riding in Sweden in a Swedish Final Qualifier.

No Simon is a blow and that now means we are unlikely to get another away win. No news on Swindon website so will have to wait till info is released tomorrow.

7/8 riders are not available, and not having checked if any of those available already ride, there is not a great deal to experiment with.

Good result KL, spot on GWR, Steve is a great guest.

Initially but they pay the FIM for the rights to run them, who in turn pay nothing or very little to the federations.

Will hopefully be a good guest for you. Swindon's surprise victory......, cheeky bu##er.

The training and funding of GB youngsters could be done if there is a major change in the way things have been allowed happen in the past. 1. In many sports some of the income from the World Championships etc is shared out between the national federations and then down to the clubs and grass roots training. 2. In many sports tv income is also distributed as above. What has happened to date with the income from the GPs, World Cup etc. It seems that a lot has gone to the FIM who appear to pay nothing, or very little, back to the BSPA. What major sponsors, that many were told would back the sport if it was shown on tv, have been signed up. What has happened to all the money received by the clubs from selling the tv rights to Sky. All of the above income and possible income has been wasted. It is about time all the national federations got together and either demanded money from the FIM or joined an organisation that would share out the income in a fairer way, this could then help the clubs and finance grass roots plans. The GPs are a prime example where they have limited top weekend meetings, but appear to put very little back into the sport. Posts above have mentioned wanting International tests, and I would agree that for the youngsters they would be good, but they need to be financed. Major International test meetings do not happen any more due to the lack of time available in the season and the demands for the top riders to be in the GP meetings and riding in multiple countries. Other posts above and on other threads have mentioned the lack of fans attending Bydgoszcz for both the World Cup and GP. There appears to be a lot of ill feeling towards the FIM by the Polish and if they continue to insist that from next year any rider signing up for the SEC will not be allowed to ride in the GPs there could be major breakups and boycotts. Because of what appears to be the inability of the BSPA to have gained any benefits from the GPs etc, and wasted income from the GB tv rights, I cannot see how they are going to finance any 5 year plan with all the people that would be needed to plan and run it, to finance the training and test matches here and abroad which many have stated are needed to bring on British youngsters.

To be repeated on Quest 2pm on tues 5.8.14, followed by football on motorbikes

Can they afford the signing on fee he may ask for?