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Wikipedia/ Peter Collins will tell you.

I cannot believe what I am reading here. Peter Collins, despite what some people believe, is still the best British racer ever. Apart from a potential three individual world honours, what else has Tai won?. Zero. At times, he could not even be bothered to represent his country. I find that inexcusable.

For the good of British Speedway, the sooner he goes (not Poole the club),the better. It is no accident that since he has been on the scene, the sport has been on a steady decline. That is an undeniable fact.

Congratulations KL, the best team won on the night. When the visiting reserve scores eighteen, then more often than not they will win wherever they go. It is a pity BV ran out of steam in the second half of the meeting.

Tai will never eclipse PC in my eyes. A potential three world individual championship honours simply does not cut the mustard, when compared to PC's ten team, individual and pairs (that must be a first, two riders from the same club and city) honours. It is as simple as that.

Thirteen points money from Matt Fraud will say otherwise.

Will we be able to trust Troy "guarantee" Batchelor as a guest for Monday?. When he guested for BV at Poole earlier in the season he scored a solitary point, a short time later he rode again for his own team and scored 14.

It seems to me some posters on this forum should tell their club to practice what they preach, with regards to the club concerned who have historically bent the rules season after season.

Troy Batchelor esque guarantee from Matt Fraud anyone?

Quality Speedway, reminiscent of the late great Hyde Road.

The three extra points deducted courtesy of our win at Rye House have hit us hard.

I see yet another opportunity has been missed to promote tonight's Gp and Speedway in general. The papers should have been given the heads up regarding the GP today, with Tai hoping to win tonight in Sweden for GB. However there was no chance this was going to happen with the clowns that run our sport.

Make no mistake, Belle Vue will be looking for a win next Wednesday.

First of all let me congratulate both teams for an entertaining meeting last night, and both teams deserved the points they got. I was fearful after two races with Poole being six points up, but BV fought back for a hard earned win. The man of the meeting for me was Dame Edna, who passed and held off an impressive Kurtz in heat eleven which swung the meeting in our favour. Giving Woryna extra rides IMO would have been a little hard on the rest of the team even though they were hit and miss. Brady Kurtz seems to be a vastly different rider when in front, when behind he seems to struggle a little bit with passing. Perhaps he needs to ride regularly on a different track in the future to realise his full potential.

Yes I remember the KO cup tie 51-27 away and 57-21 at home.

There is no doubt the two Brits deserved to win the title, but the fact remains that they did not. I will give Tai credit for a great performance in the SON and in his two World titles but to say he is on course to become the greatest ever is way off the mark. That accolade belongs to Peter Collins for his individual, team and pairs world championship honours.

You reap what you sew.

It was a good result for BV to get a point with the woefully understrength team we have tracked for most of the season. RR and guests are never ideal and BV are nowhere near their peak whilst other teams are at theirs or thereabouts. When and if Stevie Worrall gets back to the good form he was in pre injury, we will be a force to be reckoned with I am certain of that.

I feared the worst both before the meeting started and when Cookie withdrew, and we were there for the taking not for the first time. That was before the boys put in a powerhouse display especially Riss who was super. All the boys, from Drozdz and "Dame Edna" Etheridge to Max were top notch and it was a delight to watch and the racing was excellent too.

I think we have a couple more double agents tonight who are on another guarantee from Matt Fraud.

It seems like there was no guarantee for Troy Batchelor last night.

Are you real?.Your club has a zero reputation of nurturing young British talent. Also why would he want to leave a perfect track to ride a poor track like Poole?. I am not sure if you are just stupid or you are an attention seeker. Probably both.

I felt fearful about winning today but the boys turned it on big style and it was a great team performance and it should be enough to get into the semi final. There was some good racing and Chase was entertaining the large crowd between the delay between heat fourteen and fifteen. Well done The Aces.

It seems Craig Cook was not too far off the mark when he said Troy Batchelor was on a guarantee last week when guesting. Fourteen tonight, one last week.

Well I never expected us to win this one with the undeniably injury hit side we were forced to field. Good result from the boys.