cityrebel

So how long left at the present stadium, before it's surrounded by houses and the bulldozers move in.

It depends what sort of team lynn put out. If they are decimated I will probably give it a miss.

It's a modern speedway disease. Run next to no meetings in the middle of the season, then cram everything in at the end. Hardly a good business model is it.

I agree It was a better meeting than last week, but that wouldn't be hard would It!.

just another day in the life for speedway.

Probably a rider that needs his ego massaged. He will get plenty of that at rye.

He looked hot last night, but what was he up against. Somerset are hardly full of big hitters.

Ayres was unstoppable last night, from the gate and from the back. He did strengthen the colts a bit!

I was there last night, and the guests Definetely strengthened belle vue. With Eastbourne, mildenhall and Cradley to come, it's going to be hard for the warriors to get another home win this season.

Having the IOW as a stand alone fixture is a mistake in my eyes. They would have been more of an attraction paired with a decent side in a double header.

There was a very decent crowd on the island last night, so it didn't put many people off. Some excellent riding from Danny ayres kept the punters entertained.

Too late to save I'm afraid. When all the old codgers die, the sport will die with them. At mildenhall on Sunday, it felt like a derby and Joan club.

Fingers crossed there is a 'next season'

I was near to the pits for most of the meeting. Kelvin was there on his own.

A decent effort from Lynn tonight. Looked a good crowd on the telly.

No doubt another challenge match against kent, just to save on the refund!

Only nine home meetings have been staged at Arlington this season, unbelievable!

Cookie never made it to the IOW which is just down the road for him.

he should have been ripping it up for Peterborough at scunny on sunday afternoon!

I was there yesterday, and it was a poor performance by the hammers. The whole club seems to be treading water at the moment. With a lack of any real leadership, it does make me fear for the future.

Not a bad meeting last night, but in the end an easy win for the fast starting robins. Thankfully despite the cloudy skies, the weather behaved itself for once.

Chris neath was one of the best riders I've ever seen at rye. His track craft was second to none. He could pass on parts of the track that very few riders would try.

The present rye track is probably the best shape it's ever been, but top flight racing has done little to increase the entertainment value this season. My first visit to rye was way back in 1972, so I still attend due to habit and the lack of regular meetings in the south east this year.

Hard to argue with that.

I experienced years of big ron at rye house and arena Essex!