Baldyman

I didn't think trolling was allowed. Anyway, thanks for the laugh morris.

He wasn't when it was grippy. Maybe the Australian tracks are a lot slicker?

Looks like rohan has done really well since it was decided he wouldn't be in next seasons team. Maybe something to do with ipswich was holding him back? Didn't he win the crump thing as well?

Yeah I got it also. It's a great read so far.

Happy new year to you and all other ipswich and speedway fans

Is it all kicking off on here too?

Blimey. It's all going on on here.

Yeah in about a week I think.

First time I've looked at the elite league teams for months. And got to say, Poole have done it again. The team put together is by far superior to the others.

He would be a top rider but by joining the premier league it will only show his career is only heading in one direction. Down

Seen some of his races on you tube and it looks like he will be good on the bigger shape tracks, but hopefully it won't take too many meetings to get used to our smaller grippy track.

What do you think he will average?

Well if he can't beat a couple of national league riders then we are in trouble. He should at least be good enough for a few points in every meeting. He obviously needs to learn how to get round foxhall better. There are some good number 6 riders next season at some teams.

Oh don't worry, over the years we have had a few riders that spout it but don't deliver it.

Until the elite league brings financial reward for finishing positions like some other sports, i don't see any reason to be in it.

Oops. Yeah put them in now. If they don't get a decent number one they will be lower though.

Glasgow Edinburgh Workington Ipswich Sheffield Berwick Peterborough Scunthorpe Newcastle Plymouth Somerset Rye house Redcar I think all teams look like they could win most home matches, which makes it very hard to predict

TWK?

I don't know why that keeps happening.

Not only that, he was the absolute master of cut backs. Also very safe and in control. Oh and did I mention a controlled wheelie down nearly every straight. Not only that, he was the absolute master of cut backs. Also very safe and in control. Oh and did I mention a controlled wheelie down nearly every straight. One of the classiest riders I've ever seen.

Thanks people. So just watched a video. So next question is why is it bad for spectator viewing? No raised grand stands? Or poor lighting?

So is it a lakeside style track? Looking at Google earth the track used to be longer as well.

Having not visited Edinburgh, what is it about the track that gives them a good home advantage that often gets mentioned about Edinburgh?

With the shortage of number 1 riders available, it looks like teams need to either pay more and get the teams finalised early. Maybe the panthers will change a couple of riders and go down the more strength in depth route?

A few teams supporters had characters back in the day. There used to be a very loud one from belle vue called soldier boy, or something along those lines