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Sajfutdinov

Sajfutdinov

Crump skipper again please.

I don't think he's riding. I'll stick with Crump please.

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It does seem crazy, but it's what it says on the website?

Am I being stupid, or is it £35 for a family ticket? Well, £19.50 + booking fee...

I don't mind it. It brings a bit of excitement into things, livens it up, and as long as no one gets seriously hurt, I don't see the problem

According to an interview with Jason Crump on the Preview show, it ''didn't cut up like it usually does'', so who knows.

OUT 5 Hans ANDERSEN DENMARK £45,000 9 Scott NICHOLLS GREAT BRITAIN £35,000 IN 4 GREG HANCOCK £45,000 10 FREDRIK LINDGREN £35,000 NEW TEAM 2 Jason CRUMP AUSTRALIA £50,000 (CAPTAIN) 5 Greg HANCOCK USA £45,000 7 Andreas JONSSON SWEDEN £35,000 10 FREDRIK LINDGREN SWEDEN £35,000 15 Emil SAYFUTDINOV RUSSIA £25,000

Guaranteed you'll be so tempted you'll go up and get a ticket on the day

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I'll stay with Crump.

Crump to remain my captain.

2 Jason CRUMP AUSTRALIA £50,000 (CAPTAIN) 5 Hans ANDERSEN DENMARK £45,000 7 Andreas JONSSON SWEDEN £35,000 9 Scott NICHOLLS GREAT BRITAIN £35,000 15 Emil SAYFUTDINOV RUSSIA £25,000

Birmingham fans surely have a bus that goes?

Means an early start, but oh well.

So you're another saying that Tai should be in the Gps? He'd get bloody mauled

I disagree. I know, as well as everyone else, that Chris Harris is one of the best passers in the Elite League. Stick the back wheel in the dirt, and off he goes. BUT, that's in the Elite League. The GPs are a different kettle of fish. Do you really think that Harris would be able to pass Crump, Pedersen, Gollob, Hancock, Jonsson? I could go on. It would be very few riders who would let Harris do that - the rest, as mentioned above, are miles ahead of Harris is ability and Bomber wouldn't be able to pass them just because there is a bit of dirt on the track.

QUOTE (sean b @ Nov 7 2008, 01:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> why is nicholls still in it hes never done anything good in gps, harris deserves another chance but this should be his last chance How does that make sense? Harris won 1 GP. Look at his scores since. He very, very rarely makes a Semi Final. At least Scott was scoring 7 or 8 consistently, unlike Harris' 4 or 5. I would've kept Nicholls in, but am astonished at the decision to include Harris.

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Well the way I look at it is that British fans would still go to Cardiff whether there was just Scott Nicholls as the Brit or Nicholls and Harris.

I don't think there would be a ''massive drop''. British fans would still go to Cardiff even if there were no British riders. And with Nicholls pretty much guaranteed to be in, I'd be surprised if there was a massive drop in the attendance at Cardiff. Maybe a couple of thousand. British fans would still go to watch Scott.

I for one hopes he doesn't retire. Greg is certainly still up there in the top 5 riders in the world, and if anything we need him back in the Elite League. Be a Monster, Greg.

So take the better rider out and leave the worse one in? Real speedway logic that