comebackkings

One of the best meetings I have seen at Poole, the draft rider reserves certainly looked like its an idea that works for the more experienced riders, let's hope that the lower rated riders can get onto the pace.

Unless it's in the interests of British Speedway........

Unless they get turn 3 sorted the team will feature r/r a lot. It saddens me the way Stoke have declined over the last decade.

The basic idea is a good one, but as always it always falls apart when the bones are picked at. Even when they are only riding against each other or second strings I can see teams wanting as many points as possible, so they will get a lot of help from the more experienced riders, probably more with riding lines and machinery than cash, but who knows? R/R will be eventful, I have no idea how they are going to get around that one, especially if its the number 5 in the averages that is out, perhaps more guests? That will please not many on here. If it's done properly then the idea will work, what average the reserves have the season afterwards will be interesting, but at least they have done something and should be applauded for that. The 32 points for the top 5 is a bit of a squeeze though, It will be interesting to see how many 6/7 pointers are left out through that. Its a start, but I just can't get the niggling feeling that its a setup for the South coast to win again out of my head. I wonder why that is?

No gritted teeth, just yet another season thet Poole have cheated their way to the title. Enjoy it Pirate fans, every time you bend, break or just make up the rules is another nail in the El's coffin. How many have given up on EL speedway because of the cheating and twisting of the rules? If Brum do manage the impossible and turn over the 21 point lead then it will be the choke of all chokes. It certainly is Pooles to loose now.

So he should apologise for getting hit? That's a new one.

Going back to the original post ask Jan Staechmann after Shaun Wilson ended his career as a rider. I think it was Wilson that was threatening to sue if Stekkers publically accused him of deliberately taking him out. In my opinion Wilson knew exactly what he was doing the dirty b'stard.

"In the interests of British Speedway" exception perhaps? To be honest, the Berwick v Newcastle meeting was changed so he was put in an impossible position. This is what happens when you don't keep the conveyor belt of young talent going, the NL and development leagues are helping by starting to do the job now, but it will take a while to make up for the years of neglect of Brits for mercenary foreignors.

I have always enjoyed my trips up to watch the speedway at Berwick, the racing is usually very good and standing by the fence on the back straight you really get to experience the speed of the bikes. Last night didn't dissapoint, well done to both teams for some great racing.

IMO Pearson and Tatum have calmed their commentry down a bit from their Sky broadcasts, they are not at irritating as I have found them in the past. Don't know if thats just me though?

Well done Tai, this could be the year.

To be honest I was 50/50 to go or not, but I just can't stand the way that BSI are running roughshod over the national leagues. I will be watching it on TV, just not giving BSI my money.

Not sure how many the inclusion of Harris will put on the gate, but I know of 2 that it has taken off it.

Hit and run is against a person and he would have got a lot more than a 6 month ban. Leaving the scene on an accident is not "running from the law"

I'm still wondering just what Barker has done to polarise opinion so much. It seems he is either hated or admired, why?