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If you had heard his voice over the PA last meeting, you wouldn't have questioned his flu.

No he isn't.

If you didn't attend, how do you know what are 'facts'? If you don't attend, why are you always boring the rest of us with your stupid comments?

Stop talking sense, Brian: this is BSF, you know!

Yes, but he only rode a couple of matches, and the promoter didn't pay him (like everything & everyone else) so he lost interest.

It was upwards of half a ton of scrap metal. The same type of person who vandalised the Birmingham track equipment, or who steal church roofs.

Yes, we would have let them have Stephen Whitehouse!

The obvious guilty party being Poole, who signed the World Champion for the play offs in 2013 ...

He was just making excuses. The 'extra track work' which was carried out was just a few passes with the usual grader. As for Stef couldn't turn the bike: everyone else could do it. He actually ran into Grobauer trying to overtake.

He was injured last night.

Please do not feed the troll.

Oxford will, allegedly.

But still behind him.

Whenever I have been there - when Brummies were in the NL - I parked in the road past the P&R, and down to the stadium, like all the Plymouth fans! Saved some walking

He was only up against Berwick this time; and had a better engine, apparently. Berwick had Leon Flint - who scored a third of the team's points himself - but had no answer to Harris and Riss.

He said that he wanted a 'fast' speedway track, but ignored all advice as to how to achieve it!

So the Masons from Kent caused a week's rain at Glasgow? That was clever of them

You're welcome; I was hoping that she would become a Brummies fan, like my sister and myself, 70 years ago! Hopefully, they will have done something about the dust next week ... I case anyone thinks Bad Thoughts, I approached Kester first, not Daisy!

Was it you who I gave the hat to?

Pete means the main entrance on Kingstanding Road, behind the grandstand.

I have said this before, but I park outside the warehouses on the left in Walsall Road; this saves crossing the road!

He used a GM for his first two races; did he use the Gerhard for the last two? I didn't notice. His first last place, though, was due to one of the Kent riders fencing him.

No: use Junction 7. There is little traffic using this route (A34), only 2 miles, and it is much simpler than wandering round Aston! I park on the A34 outside the warehouses being too tight to pay the stadium for parking, and don't want to fight my way round the island to One Stop.

I think that you need to change your tune now!

Apparently, another company have taken over from the GRA.