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Well It's one of the combination.

And people will stay away.

The 'problem' is two minutes of gardening and one minute of racing.

I saw a video of a race from this meeting, half of it was riders off their bikes gardening, the promoters were supposed to be stopping that! I certainly wouldn't pay to watch it, so the same old rubbish that has contributed to the (almost) downfall of UK Speedway, carries on sharpening the nails and hammering them into the coffin lid.

They have been brought up with that and the TV is chocker with soccer.

I think one of the main problems is the conflict between modern machines and out of date tracks. Look at Belle Vue, it was designed for modern day machines and the racing is fabulous but some of the tracks that used to be brilliant are now less so, one example is Sheffield, it was great for decades but now it looks too narrow and just not right for modern machines. Some of the awkward little tracks (nowadays known as technical) are so b****y awful that I wouldn't go if I lived in the same road and admission was free.

Just seen it, very nasty.

Well Kus is cr*p and Barker has been dropped by Rye House, so probably one of his (off track) troubles.

Steve has described JBA as a 'desperate idiot' on Twitter, he certainly has got a bit of a reputation.

He didn't it did. Perhaps if he had ended with a question mark, you might have understood his post better?

A management with any ambition wouldn't want him.

But it's very unlikely.

http://www.speedwaygb.co.uk/index.html In the Premiership column, new averages at the bottom.

You wont lose every meeting because of the track, a lot of visitors don't like it and just go through the motions to get it over with. Having said that; we don't know the full line-up, so that could be a surprise.

Only if they fancy renewing the fence every week.

If he doesn't ride they might as well join the NL.

If there are still any left (fans I mean).

Bad move, whatever the reason.

The best way to 'fix' it, would be for every club to ignore him from now on, he's had his chances.

Dads Army!

I know you meant it to be serious but thanks for the good laugh.

Like Hovis?

Job sorted.

Nice to see some sense at last.

With more and more wind and wave power and the remote location of some of the current fossil fuel power stations, that is a changing picture. The concentration of internal combustion vehicle fumes in highly populated areas such as valley bottoms and town centres is a very big contributer to respiratery diseases and death rates. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/feb/04/car-fumes-air-pollution-ban-motorists