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  1. I believe they let those with mobility issues park at the stadium itself now.
  2. Said in an interview at Oxford a few weeks ago that he’s unlikely to be back this season, but will definitely be back in 2026.
  3. Is Blobby still thinking Gusts and Knudsen would have scored less than two points between them?
  4. True, just trying to give some context as to why he was signed.
  5. While I agree with most of what you say..... the decision to sign Knudsen was very last minute. The initial plan was to go with Scott Nicholls and Jody Scott, but ended up having the change tact when Nicholls informed them he wouldn't be fit. Jonas Knudsen and Cameron Heeps were then drafted in. The club probably panicked a little and did what they could to make the line-up as competitive as possible.
  6. Well said. What a strange thing to try and blame Oxford. His last four meetings riding at number 3 for Oxford before the crash on 15/9 were as follows… Away vs Scunthorpe (13/9) - 0,2*,2,0 - 4+1 Away vs Glasgow (8/9) - X,3,3,3,3,1* - 13+1 Away vs Redcar (6/9) - 3,3,3,3,3 - 15 Home vs Redcar (4/9) - 2,2*,3,3 - 10+1 He scored 42+3 from a possible 57 points.
  7. Yeah, you know you're getting far less points with those two in the team!
  8. Scott and Harrison are stronger than Knudsen and Gusts. Are you clinically insane?
  9. I was there last night and it was…well, a bit of a shambles. However, the racing was fantastic. And that pretty much sums it up. For those attending, Cardiff is better as you get sucked in by the atmosphere and the facilities etc. But for those watching on TV Belle Vue is far better. Both have positives and negatives, but overall I think the former always outweighs the latter (don’t think I would keep going otherwise). Belle Vue is never going to match Cardiff as an occasion, but it far surpasses it for enjoyment of racing. Depends which is more important to you. This isn’t a post trying to pick one over the other, just more a reflection on the fact it’s a shame we can’t have both. One Grand Prix at each, like originally planned, would be the dream outcome for me.
  10. They should prescribe reading this forum to people who are suicidal. They’ll soon realise their lives aren’t so bad.
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