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4 minutes ago, Fromafar said:

Just watched the match pretty dire stuff,couple of names I recognise,rest were NDL level.Must be good money.

Aren't you being a bit cynical, Polish league  is where its at, even Under-24 level, I applaud Bickley for giving it a go, surely putting himself out of his comfort zone of British league can only do him good.

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51 minutes ago, screm said:

Aren't you being a bit cynical, Polish league  is where its at, even Under-24 level, I applaud Bickley for giving it a go, surely putting himself out of his comfort zone of British league can only do him good.

Possibly ,time will tell.Did you watch it?.WhT was your opinion of the riders in that match.While it’s U/24,I suppose you have welcome the league but the standard didn’t look exceptional.Like I said must be getting decent money.Let’s see what Brits manage to stick it out.Jack Smith certainly is not Championship material.

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1 hour ago, screm said:

I didnt watch the whole match, just a couple of the later heats. Looking at the line ups it looks like the juniors from ExtraLeague teams plus un- used juniors or squad members.

What do you think of standard.Couple of riders Extraleague reserves, the rest in Div2 at best.

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Brilliant experience for young riders.  We really should thank the Poles for training our future(we hope) riders , and giving them wider experience and knowledge of proper quality speedway tracks. 

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9 minutes ago, jrs said:

Brilliant experience for young riders.  We really should thank the Poles for training our future(we hope) riders , and giving them wider experience and knowledge of proper quality speedway tracks. 

Weve trained enough for them over the years,as for tracks they all look the same no newcastles or plymouths over there :)

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16 minutes ago, jrs said:

Brilliant experience for young riders.  We really should thank the Poles for training our future(we hope) riders , and giving them wider experience and knowledge of proper quality speedway tracks. 

There’s no doubt Poland is the place to be.It’s a tough gig though.

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1 hour ago, screm said:

Kyle Bickley gets another opportunity for his Polish club tomorrow in the ExtraLeague Under-24`s. This time its Torun v Ostrow, a Torun team sees Bickley joined by felloe Brit Jordan Palin. Meeting starts at 4pm and updates are here

https://sportowefakty.wp.pl/zuzel/relacja/131581/ks-torun-u-24-arged-malesa-ostrow-u-24

Tracks in Poland should suit him, but needs to find speed,slow and steady doesn’t work over there.

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On 5/2/2022 at 5:21 PM, screm said:

Kyle Bickley gets another opportunity for his Polish club tomorrow in the ExtraLeague Under-24`s. This time its Torun v Ostrow, a Torun team sees Bickley joined by felloe Brit Jordan Palin. Meeting starts at 4pm and updates are here

https://sportowefakty.wp.pl/zuzel/relacja/131581/ks-torun-u-24-arged-malesa-ostrow-u-24

Disappointing night for Kyle with only 2+1 in his sides home defeat. To get regular racing in Poland he will need to improve his scores.

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10 minutes ago, screm said:

Disappointing night for Kyle with only 2+1 in his sides home defeat. To get regular racing in Poland he will need to improve his scores.

Never beat an opposition rider,gifted a point in a 3 rider race.You have question is it worthwhile.Like I have said it is not a high level, it’s questionable if it Championship level .IMO.He is getting  experience but he will have to improve if he wants to move up a level in Poland.It’s a different ball game.Most of the Young Brits are finding it tough.Wish them well though.

 

 

 

 

 

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36 minutes ago, Fromafar said:

Never beat an opposition rider,gifted a point in a 3 rider race.You have question is it worthwhile.Like I have said it is not a high level, it’s questionable if it Championship level .IMO.He is getting  experience but he will have to improve if he wants to move up a level in Poland.It’s a different ball game.Most of the Young Brits are finding it tough.Wish them well though.

 

 

 

 

 

I`d be surprised is Bickley has his own equipment out in Poland to use so if he has Torun club bikes you wonder about the maintenance of those bikes.

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2 hours ago, screm said:

I`d be surprised is Bickley has his own equipment out in Poland to use so if he has Torun club bikes you wonder about the maintenance of those bikes.

kyle has all his own equipment over there 

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2 hours ago, screm said:

I`d be surprised is Bickley has his own equipment out in Poland to use so if he has Torun club bikes you wonder about the maintenance of those bikes.

Could just be hes not actually very good!! Cant see him ever moving out of the reserve berth to be honest 

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17 hours ago, phillipsr said:

Could just be hes not actually very good!! Cant see him ever moving out of the reserve berth to be honest 

Many riders show promise as juniors, but never seem to progress above Championship reserve level for one reason or another.

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20 hours ago, phillipsr said:

Could just be hes not actually very good!! Cant see him ever moving out of the reserve berth to be honest 

Agree with the second part, thought he would have kicked on this season but not so far,and now with Ty at reserve more pressure on him.Any news on Ty?

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Busy weekend for Chris Harris next week as he has been selected to ride for Team GB in the European Team Championships in Poznan Poland. That meeting has a start time of 1pm BST so he will need to hot foot it out of Sheilfield after the Redcar match. Teams are below, Tai Woffinden obviously has something better to do on that afternoon.

Denmark. Leon Madsen, Patrick Hansen, Anders Thomsen, Mikkel Michelsen, Frederick Jakobsen

Sweden. Jacob Thorssell, Fredrik Lindgren, Pontus Aspgren, Oliver Berntzon, Kim Nilsson

Poland. Patryk Dudek, Maciej Janowski, Janusz Kolodziej, Bartosz Zmarlik' Kacper Woryna

GB. Robert Lambert, Dan Bewley, Adam Ellis, Chris Harris, Tom Brennan

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