Shadders

Getting to the OTA on a Friday is a nightmare on the M5

You could easily get round that by swooping them around every time they're in a heat if it were true

Wealdstone understands irony, Dotty Dorothy doesn't

I was at the OTA four times for PL/LC meetings this year and noticed the crowds were lower than previous years, even during the holiday season. If you can't attract em with an attractive winning team your buggered

Why didn't you just read about it on the Berwick thread as told?

What's there to be jealous about? Oh the irony

You really need to get out more

Already said I'm pleased for Glasgow fans, but the best thing that's happened to you? That's a bit sad

I'm genuinely pleased for you all. Been up there a few times and seen how dilapidated the stadium is. Hopefully we can have a similar facelift at our track

Doesn't help that they stayed in the same hotel the Top Gear crew used

Blimey, really?

Can't say I've ever been put off travelling away due to the catering facilities and track prep. Money is the key here.

Agreed. I've noticed a distinct decline in the away fans at Rye House in recent times

I travelled to Somerset in August to find out that we were missing our number 1, Edward Kennett. Nothing on the Rockets website or official Twitter feed even though it was known fairly early in the day. First we heard of it was half an hour before the first heat

I'd like to think not

If Glasgow have made an illegal approach, then they're bang out of order. I'm not surprised Brian Havelock is hacked off

Some teams have more money than others, that's just the way it is. Glasgow happen to be this years moneybags team. Newport bought the KOC a few years ago and look where it got em

I must've missed that one

Bandits fans on tour

Karaoke is best enjoyed when you're bladdered

http://youtu.be/gqP3iXC1Sfc

Well done Eddie

Are we talking about someone who was a world champion outside of speedway?

You realise you've ruined my day as I won't rest until I know the answer Tai Woffinden (guest in 2008)

Bruce Cribb (world team cup)