Hans Andersen

[rhidassa]

hans is a top man

 

love or hate him, at least he performs consistently in Grand Prix's, unlike Mr Gollob who either goes like the wind (if the track is to his liking) or thinks sod it (if the track is rubbish according to him)

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I choose the love him option... Definitely that one.

 

Nothing like a nice bit of controversy- almost reminds you of Jose Mourinho in football.

[Guest chris26]

I choose the love him option... Definitely that one.   

 

Nothing like a nice bit of controversy- almost reminds you of Jose Mourinho in football.

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depends how you wish to define love though

 

speedway needs it - would be dull without characters like Hans

[newbieoldboy]

Tomasz Gollob has more racing skill in a cutting off his toe nail than Messrs Harris, Stead, Nicholls, Kennett, Richardson and Allen have in their combined beings.

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Thats why he is sooo good at all the different size tracks around the Grand Prix circuit

 

And why he does so well away from Poland in the world cup

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[stevehone]

Thats why he is sooo good at all the different size tracks around the Grand Prix circuit   

 

And why he does so well away from Poland in the world cup

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tell me, where have Nicholls and Harris had their best rounds of the GP this year?

and where has Gollob?

[topaz325]

Watched the SWC final again last night, Sam Ermolenko made a comment saying "The Poles have spent the last two days tuning their engines"..............

[rhidassa]

Watched the SWC final again last night, Sam Ermolenko made a comment saying "The Poles have spent the last two days tuning their engines"..............

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They probably did... The Aussies, Danes and Poles spent all the meeting tuning their engines and making changes. And GB......

[stevehone]

Thats why he is sooo good at all the different size tracks around the Grand Prix circuit   

 

And why he does so well away from Poland in the world cup

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tell me, where have Nicholls and Harris had their best rounds of the GP this year?

and where has Gollob?

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still waiting

[scotty2hotty]

still waiting 

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Harris has been pretty good on every track he has ridden in in the GPS this year.

[shazzybird]

tell me, where have Nicholls and Harris had their best rounds of the GP this year?

and where has Gollob?

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Gollob had his best GP at Hackney when Boycey did what we all wanted to do he's come a long way since then though

[iris123]

Gollob,hackney,Boycey????This year?

 

Or is this another entry into the wrong end of the stick grabbing comp?You win by miles Shazzy.No need for any more

[stevehone]

GP this year?

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i didn't like to mention it iris

[Benedicte]

still waiting 

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I'm not a fan of Scott Nicholls, and rarely support the Brits, almost never, however I think Chris Harris is a talented rider, a shame he didn't show that in the final, but he rode superb in Cardiff and have to be a proof on that not all British riders are rubbish. GB have many young talents as well, Richard Hall, Daniel King; they are young but I believe they will shine in 5 years or something.

 

admitted; GB was rubbish in the final, I had expected more from them, but again I think it's unfair to blame Middlo for a bad performance, because after all he's not the one who rode the bikes. I choose to believe that the Brits simply didn't find the right set up through the final...

 

to the Hans Andersen talk, I'm a huge fan of Hans, and I agree with some of you. when Hans says something that doesn't suit the opinion of many Brits, you start accusing him for being a bad loser etc. of course Hans is a bad loser, so is every sportman, who have the will to win, the first and biggest loser is the one who ends up second, on the other hand, I understand his suspicion(wrong spelled), because it's funny that the Poles always ride that fast when they ride in Poland, and when they are in DK or Britain they hardly know how to win a heat.

I guess the main trouble in this case is the rule of changing riders, without being able to show a writing that says that this rider can't finish his heats caused by an injury. and it is weird that GW recovered as soon as a Pole won a heat and jumped around with a foot injury.

 

AJ chrashed in Cardiff and got hurt, AL chrashed in Coventry, Nicki P has gallstones and needs an operation. without favorizing the Danes, though I'm Danish, then I'm impressed that Nicki continues riding with pains and a possibility of getting cramps during a heat, when GW, EK and the Aussie(CH?) weren't able to continue. I remember that Crump rode in Lonigo last year, however he struggled with a foot injury...