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Sheffield v Leicester- 25th June
IainB replied to InTheDeepStuff's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Unfortunately nobody... will they ever learn? -
Sheffield v Leicester- 25th June
IainB replied to InTheDeepStuff's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
SHEFFIELD: Jack Holder R/R, Anders Rowe, Chris Holder, Leon Flint, Josh Pickering, Jye Etheridge, Luke Killeen. LEICESTER: Ryan Douglas, Drew Kemp, Nick Morris, Dan Thompson R/R, Sam Masters, Kyle Howarth, Joe Thompson. DT confirmed as giving the Lions a miss! As will I ππ» What a tin pot sport it has become in this country, I'll save myself a packet and catch some z's watching Ippo on BSN π΄ -
Oxford Spires 2026 ?
IainB replied to old bob at herne bay's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Listening to Rohan Tungate being interviewed in Australia at the start of the year, when asked if he'd be back in the UK in 2026 he said he didn't know as there were a few issues still to be sorted from the 2025 season. -
There goes the rest of the Speedway clubs in the UK π
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No... but you can have Paco π
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I thought he takes himself out of teams doesn't he? π€
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UK doctors are great at issuing sick notes though, even for the slightest ailment π ππ»
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He had a little episode with Peterborough/Torun back in the day but I think that was more down to the Peterborough promotion than him.
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courtesy of @ShanoXtra
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At least his stretcher is in Sheffield Colours... very on brandπ A lot on here don't like the fella... I think he's great π
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To be fair, it's probably more (some) people on here talking Mayfield up rather than Mayfield themselves π
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While they're hammering the likes of Ippo & Leicester like they are they're easily going to pickup the bonus and seem pretty unbeatable over 2 legs of a play off (at the moment)
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I get it and I'm not calling them out, all I'm saying is talk is cheap. Promote your club\event, introduce your changes and then sing it from the hilltops π’
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It sounds very much like the crowning of a new PM, they always sound very impressive when stood on the steps of downing street with all their big plans, once the door closes behind them and the reality sets in they soon find that they can't really do anything and we end up with business as usual
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I think Rob Lyon hinted at it tonight but I don't think Fricke should have ridden, he had a massive off in the GP only 2 nights ago and was clearly still feeling the effects, it's a mark of the man though and how committed he is and has been to the UK ππ»ππ» It's easy to get used to the many riders that take the pish out of British Speedway, even British riders, but we mustn't forget that not all of them are like that.