stevehone

lots of benefits here .. Richard has been around speedway bikes long enough to help if needed elsewhere too i expect

if he's working for Buster then it will just allow him to cover a larger area for both clubs

unfortunately i think there are a fair number of secret "i told you so" on this forum, just to prove a point if things fail

same, but the cost was unreal

i do know that when buster rebuilt the stands at Kings Lynn he even had disabled people in to get extra advice

looks similar to what Milton Keynes did with Elfield Park

thanks for that

what average would a Polish U21 come in on?

was Connor not on the rising star list because his average is too high or did he refuse the conditions and get blackballed?

Nick Porsing?

2 in Russia Jesper??

surely this is the sort of league that people would benefit having a GTR?

when BWD first came over (Eastbourne??) wasn't that on a British Passport?

well speedway at Peterborough and bangers at Kings Lynn has been mentioned when Buster took over at Boro

awful news about IoW, one of the most progressive clubs out there.

i'm thinking Exeter, Rye House, Eastbourne, Long Eaton??, Wimbledon

never been to Plymouth but might just make a visit this year (if we can), Crump will be immense on a small track. i think dear old Colin Hill's legecy or part of it was used by the club years ago, so there's a piece of Exeter there

definitely a character RIP

only takes a bad day from one of them and things will soon balance out

only if you can negotiate and not take the set rate

my dad wanted to get refunds for 7 tickets for this as they're now not going in August, looks like there was only a 2 week window (ended January 10th) for refunds though. not a lot of time for people to know about it

if admission prices don't go down to a reasonable level then i'm concerned people will forego speedway. so many have been furloughed or lost their jobs in the last year, i think it may be asking a bit much to still be near £20 each

unfortunately, i'd say finacially that has to be the way forward