KevH

No, Eurosport can only be received on an enhanced Sky subscription, and is not part of the basic package.

Not sure if it was a mile, but it was to achieve the minimum distance over 4 laps as designated by the FIM.

Have the Stars announced the rider sharing the #7 spot with Josh Bailey yet?

When you've been on here a little longer and endured some of the rubbish that 'the target' posts, I'd be surprised if you don't agree before long.

And they wouldn't have a licence to run speedway either.

Of course, but only when the existing contracts expire.

You are wrong (in my opinion). Why should a rider command a team place based purely on his country of birth? When that young British rider reaches the required standard, he will be offered a team place. I believe the very same thing happened eight years later when BL Division Two was formed.........proof indeed that it would work.

It was his days at Crewe which stick in my mind.........my memories of Sunderland visits were an easy home win

I believe you will find that 15th March is 'the start of season'.

If that's the case, those riders need to get a day job. No rider is bigger than the sport, and no rider has the right to expect a living from it. If the sport of speedway is to survive in this country, the sport will have to dictate the rules, not the riders.

No, what is making a mockery of the sport is that riders can have more than one team spot in the first place. In my opinion, this is the one thing above all others which has/will kill the sport in this county.

I completely agree. Any meeting which included Barney and Kelvin used to pull in an additional minimum of 500 fans in my opinion. Jack Millen at Crewe and Tom Owen at Newcastle also fall into the same category as do more than a few old Eastbourne riders.......but the Eagles always seemed to go a little to far. Having said that, pretty much every meeting at Kingsmead when Eastbourne were the visitors, had double the 'average' crowd. Halcyon days. Your very own Tiger Beech always brought along a few extra paying fans too

And sue him for breach of contract.

If that's a serious question, the serious answer is no.

Basically that website has more errors than facts.

Is this a major talking point Rob?

Hero I would imagine. Another step closer to your dream of the road names around the new estate built on the site of the old stadium. There's only one thing worse than a troll, and that's a hypocritical troll.

Or the "world's most famous fan of the world's most famous Speedway team" as he has labelled himself on Twitter. Did you see what I did there?

Thanks for the updates Phil, and very good news it is for the sport. However, the quoted statements appear to contradict each other..........can you clarify?

That seems like an excellent idea on the face of it. My one question here is, "do Swindon Speedway have anyone up to the task of (successfully) negotiating this kind of deal"? I guess the jury is out?

It's always good to see someone else saying what you've been saying for years......if those listed were successful, the rest, by default were failures.....the truth always outs.

Thanks, but no. They, along with all the other history sites seemed to have missed this.

Natalie is hosting it, but she'll just be introducing it and firing the questions I guess? I am trying to discover who'll be answering them and in what capacity they will be there.

Seriously?

Who is presenting the forum/answering questions?