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25 minutes ago, TotallyHonestJohn said:

ASDA Dunmail Park and the "Luckiest Lotto Shop in Cumbria" (Think it's called Richard James Newsagents or something like that on Finkle Street) will get it in for you if you ask them. Or have a word with Liz in the track shop I am not sure but I think I have seen them on sale in there, but that might just have been the specials like the bumper edition at the start of the season and the calender's (or it could have been the Newcastle track shop! I am easily confused)

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THJ

We have the Speedway Star every week

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Yeah liz has personally messaged me which is really nice and kind of her and is gonna put one aside for me on the nights of the home meetings.its this week's I was really enquiring about cause unforgently no speedway this weekend for us comets fans and no track shop to get it from so just wanted some advice which I've gratefully received so thanks for that.its much appreciated.

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2 hours ago, TotallyHonestJohn said:

There you go how's that for service (thought I had seen it in there)

Support your Local Club shop

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THJ

Absolutely THJ, every penny made in the Track Shop goes into Workington Speedway, we aim to do everything we can to please supporters which can be very difficult at times. Lets hope we have something really big to celebrate very soon and that we can be producing merchandise with Championship Winners 2018 on it in time for Christmas !

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On ‎10‎/‎3‎/‎2018 at 1:42 PM, TotallyHonestJohn said:

 

These days/dates for the Hammers matches are a bit in flux at present and dependant on the outcome of the Glasgow/Workington play off semi finals and the Scunthorpe/Peterborough KO Cup Semi Final as there are other teams involved here and not forgetting the Hammers so with a few different outcomes possible. There are also issues over the availability of the Showground and Rye House Stadium over this weekend and the following one 26th/28th October (to be fair outwith the respective promotions hands unfortunately)

So if there are rain offs or stadium availability issues it will probably result in mid-week matches having to be arranged. Furthermore if Glasgow do beat Workington they will claim their play off final takes precedence over anything Worky want to do due to their clout and self importance so Worky will have to wait until Glasgow decide (who is fit and when they are available and where they want to run the meeting home/away first with dates on vellum paper probably) before Workington can arrange their own cup finals (you know the cup competitions everyone went in for at the start of the season) (not just two teams). Luckily the Australian GP was sorted and will not impinge on anything further Glasgow will want to arrange. (now that is clout) 

Keep watching the usual media for the latest meeting information and just hope it doesn't rain.

Regards
THJ

It's a shame that some clubs are unable or unwilling to sign lease agreements that guarantees the availability of a stadium to race meetings. Surely this should be a standard necessity if a club wants to participate in a particular league otherwise the whole competition could become a bit of a circus and we wouldn't want that to happen

regarding Glasgow claiming precedence, not at all. Firstly they cannot possibly beat any team that has such honest fans as Worky. And even if we did I'm sure everyone would want to wait until all the cups are completed after all they are more important than a league championship. These cup matches are obviously the most important as they have been deliberately left until the last minute to emphasise there importance. Theres nothing like standing in the cold and drizzle cheering on your team standing next to one man and his imaginary dog. Why would you race in the summer when the weather is good and fans are just itching to attend a meeting - even more so at Workington where itching I've been told is a common complaint. And everyone remembers the cup and shield champions but who on here can remember who won the league the last few years. so yes, no complaints from Glasgow and I really honestly mean that

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1 hour ago, SharpenRake said:

It's a shame that some clubs are unable or unwilling to sign lease agreements that guarantees the availability of a stadium to race meetings. Surely this should be a standard necessity if a club wants to participate in a particular league otherwise the whole competition could become a bit of a circus and we wouldn't want that to happen

regarding Glasgow claiming precedence, not at all. Firstly they cannot possibly beat any team that has such honest fans as Worky. And even if we did I'm sure everyone would want to wait until all the cups are completed after all they are more important than a league championship. These cup matches are obviously the most important as they have been deliberately left until the last minute to emphasise there importance. Theres nothing like standing in the cold and drizzle cheering on your team standing next to one man and his imaginary dog. Why would you race in the summer when the weather is good and fans are just itching to attend a meeting - even more so at Workington where itching I've been told is a common complaint. And everyone remembers the cup and shield champions but who on here can remember who won the league the last few years. so yes, no complaints from Glasgow and I really honestly mean that

That was a good honest post i am impressed , honestly. 

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1 hour ago, SharpenRake said:

It's a shame that some clubs are unable or unwilling to sign lease agreements that guarantees the availability of a stadium to race meetings. Surely this should be a standard necessity if a club wants to participate in a particular league otherwise the whole competition could become a bit of a circus and we wouldn't want that to happen

regarding Glasgow claiming precedence, not at all. Firstly they cannot possibly beat any team that has such honest fans as Worky. And even if we did I'm sure everyone would want to wait until all the cups are completed after all they are more important than a league championship. These cup matches are obviously the most important as they have been deliberately left until the last minute to emphasise there importance. Theres nothing like standing in the cold and drizzle cheering on your team standing next to one man and his imaginary dog. Why would you race in the summer when the weather is good and fans are just itching to attend a meeting - even more so at Workington where itching I've been told is a common complaint. And everyone remembers the cup and shield champions but who on here can remember who won the league the last few years. so yes, no complaints from Glasgow and I really honestly mean that

In the words of your very own well spoken general speedway fan Dorothy58 , you're a such a nob :icon_smile_clown: ...I suppose that very important Micky Mouse cup you are going to Edinburgh for tomorrow night is also more important than the league championship ?? Couldn't accomodate Workington 5th/6th oct yet you can make a Spring Trophy ... laughable :rolleyes:now naff off back to your own playground thread with ya cronies Manse, GazC 

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1 hour ago, IronScorpion said:

Remember Scunthorpe winning the NL in 2011 & PL(Premier) in 2012 & pleased to say I was there for all 4 final meetings(at Mildenhall & Somerset)

I remember Scunthorpe winning the Play Off Final in 2012 after Newcastle had won the league (and both cups) and Workington were denied the chance to run their last meeting up in Edinburgh to try and get to the Play Off Final. (that was due to the weather allegedly and having no time to fit the fixture/s in, Whether that was the case and it was the weather who knows) 

Seems to be the same old scenario every year trying to fit fixtures in whether the weather is good weather or not. (whether weather)

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THJ

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51 minutes ago, Taylorj said:

In the words of your very own well spoken general speedway fan Dorothy58 , you're a such a nob :icon_smile_clown: ...I suppose that very important Micky Mouse cup you are going to Edinburgh for tomorrow night is also more important than the league championship ?? Couldn't accomodate Workington 5th/6th oct yet you can make a Spring Trophy ... laughable :rolleyes:now naff off back to your own playground thread with ya cronies Manse, GazC 

Such a well spoken young lady :wub:  with fans like you I can't understand why workington's crowds are so low :rofl:

Whilst not wanting to criticise you just to mention its the Scottish Cup not the Spring Trophy and we only took this booking once all other matches had been agreed. We thought it was only fair to our fans who had bought lots of tickets from our promotion for this second leg which was sadly rained off at the start of the year. These tickets were only valid for the 2nd leg but Edinburgh couldn't fit us in until they got knocked out of all the other competitions. so better late than never :t:.

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1 hour ago, TotallyHonestJohn said:

I will come back to this one tomorrow with relish

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THJ

More second hand tripe to follow,still waiting on answer why they had 8 blank weeks in April,May and June with no home fixture.A honest answer will do 

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Take a look at the fixtures we were going to run fridays still we were stopped what night u running next season think their is only thursday u havnt tried, cant wait to watch the racing from the corperate boxes on the 3rd bend with replys on the big screen next time am up their !

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You asked for an honest answer, wtf has Berwick got to do with it? Jacko was asking teams to visit (the strongest team in the league) and they were refusing for a variety of reasons (usually rider availability) maybe on the nights some of those teams went to Berwick they had their riders or fancied their chances with a guest at Berwick.

Maybe they couldn't go to Workington 'cos they were riding at Berwick :o

Don't ask for an honest answer if you don't want one, this forum really pees me off when you tell people the truth they don't want to believe it, crack on then I'm out of this one.

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2 minutes ago, geoff100 said:

Take a look at the fixtures we were going to run fridays still we were stopped what night u running next season think their is only thursday u havnt tried, cant wait to watch the racing from the corperate boxes on the 3rd bend with replys on the big screen next time am up their !

Not in April,May and June you had 5 blank Saturdays and 3 blank Fridays the weeks of the GPs.When we run Mon -Thurs it is to accommodate other teams to get fixtures completed

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14 minutes ago, MANSE said:

Not in April,May and June you had 5 blank Saturdays and 3 blank Fridays the weeks of the GPs.When we run Mon -Thurs it is to accommodate other teams to get fixtures completed

If u coming down next week pop to the pits and ask laura or jacko  sure they can answer the question !

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