Moranboys

announced last night at redcar that he was riding abroad i think

yet another sublime performance from the lads.in fact,in all, honesty,39 points did flatter you a bit.things must be bad when our reserve is giving your heat leaders a run for their money, that said, did enjoy the meeting but come on redcar fans, we could barely hear you shout from the 1st/2nd bend.

sent back to the dog track with all 4 points then.sorry you were disappointed...............not

a little bitter aren't we?

yes must say it was an excellent meeting, barring the centre green presenter and the lukewarm chips, pie was good though.

you should have been at sunny last night if it was entertainment you wanted.just go on speedway forum,scunny v sheff,select last page, scroll down and take a look at ht 13.in fact just about all of the heats were as exciting.

i can see that you are a staunch supporter of your team then.why even bother.just stop home and follow the updates, and if you thought that the racing wasn't very good then visit and specsavers spring to mind!

3 points from r/r.lasse not really at the party.otherwise we would have won that meeting.some fantastic racing though and a decent crowd to boot.

was a damn good meeting but can't see us getting very close to you tonight

spot on with your prediction.utt

nice post

but can you blame riders not wanting to ride in wet conditions, you only have to take last night at swindon as an example.is it going to stop you from attending.

speedway has been a lot of peoples lives for a long time and it is like a drug.less meetings doesn't necessarily mean fewer people, especially people who live and breath the sport as i do.i have lost track on how much money it has cost to follow this brilliant sport, yes i get just as frustrated as the next person when meetings are called off and have also lost count of the number of times i have gotten to a track, usually after a lengthy journey only to be bitterly disappointed with the bloody weather, but unfortunately this is part and parcel of our wonderfull sport and will never change.the amount of water that has fallen over the last few weeks has been phenomenal.everywhere you look it is sodden, especially the gardens.christ,i still have water teeming off my garden down the drive.we are all totally p....d off with the weather but just think how the promoters must feel.for rob godfrey to call off a meeting then it must be bad.i,for one, hate to see a meeting on a wet track where our fab sport is reduced to a farce.i would rather wait until conditions are fine so that these very brave men can put on a show for their public.as far as i am concerned,there is no finer sport on this planet when everything falls into place so please supporters, get off the promoters backs because, without them, our sport wouldn't, exist and just lets be grateful that although yes we do have a diminished league program, we do still have a sport to follow.apologies to anyone whose may not agree with this post.

or did you get the c and p the wrong way around.

also going to be hard to accept it as well.

lol.then you woke up.

lewis kerr a fine rider.more than capable of big points.

doesn't, matter who you get, you are going to get beat.

the only ass being bit on thursday might be the tigers on track but then again you have to be close enough to bite them!

leave kyle out of the equation, we need him fit for our campaign.

didn't seem intentional to me, but would like to wish steve all the best for a speedy recovery.

yes but there doesn't seem to be as much control from parents nowadays.

because as you and me both know steve,we are living in a totally different generation to ours.

give us an ogive us an f give us another....you get the drift

kids will always be curious when it comes to crashes.where have you been to a meeting where nobody has gone up to the fence to look.human nature i,m afraid.