cityrebel

Still three home matches to run against Peterborough, only one has a confirmed date. Let's hope it's not a wet October.

I've noticed that the Lakeside v Peterborough match on the 6th October has disappeared from the BSPA website, and is only provisional on the Lakeside site. Does anyone in this sport know what is going on.

Any news on the restaging date for the 2nd leg.

I remember it well. I also recall seeing Alvin Stardust there. They were pretty big names at the time.

Eastbourne always have a chance over two legs against anyone.

A possible double header against the same opposition next Saturday, doesent do a lot for me if I'm honest.

Any delay at Rye will impact upon the return match at Peterborough.

No chance I would have thought.

I have to agree with you. I go to Rye because it's convenient, but I don't really enjoy going there anymore. The stadium is a mess and the lighting is poor. I am not alone in feeling this way. It's going to be a massive gamble by Cook & Douglas to promote a full season there. Hopefully the crowds hold up this year, but facing Peterborough every week won't help.

Eddie, even the driest summer since 1976 can't ensure the league fixtures are completed on time.

Nice and early decision. Saves all the uncertainty.

It's not the first time an away club has shafted the home promotion by putting out a weakened team. It happens all the time in the NL. I get used to it.

The island like Kent, run speedway meetings every week. Like it used to be.

Fair play to you for being honest. There are far too many on here who defend the indefensible.

Tomorrow sees the Fen Tigers visit Arlington, attempting to preserve their unbeaten League Record. The only winner here looks to be the weather. Hopefully an early decision will be made if the forecast doesent improve.

Triple headers, why not. You could run the whole home season in five meetings.

My thoughts exactly.

It's a shame DP and Northside are both under threat. The coastline opposite the latter is a sight to behold.

Dan Gilkes is gonna be the next big thing of the production line. His last to first at Kent on Monday was sensational, considering the ground he made up.

The awful forecast for Sunday will kill the crowd, even if it's on. The weather was bound to change at some point.

I've decided to go to football on Sunday instead. All the uncertainty with speedway was the deciding factor.

I only went there once. I saw Wimbledon get thrashed on good Friday 1975. Not a bad stadium, but a pretty narrow track.

If it's off on Sunday, I can see another double header looming on the 29th.

The line up always changes on the day.

He's not the full ticket Sid.