justathought

I will be amazed if Leicesters home leg is on this weekend. Weather looks terrible.

Is there a stream for this?

Sadly . I think you are correct.

Not for me at that price. It's hardly an attractive fixture. We beat them at their place by 16 points. £25/£26 for that and a junior meeting, who, I suspect half arnt interested in anyway. Plus £10 petrol.

The point I am making is why does it take 28 days to refund anyone. I understand what it says, perhaps there should be a cavitate on this here forum pointing out that any reply may contain smart arse comments.

That's not really the point is it .

Why would it take 28 days to refund anyone? Can we not watch the stream, and make payment for it in 28 days........................ummmm thought not.

KENT: Troy Batchelor, Ben Morley, Paul Starke, Cameron Heeps, Scott Nicholls, Jake Mulford, Dan Gilkes.LEICESTER: Nick Morris, Dan Thompson, Hans Andersen, Kyle Howarth, Ryan Douglas, Joe Thompson, Zaine Kennedy.

Just curious. Who pays the away teams travelling expenses ?

you don't know it won't happen. I appreciate people support their team. But, there is supporting and arrogance

There are always delays on that stretch of the M1. It's often not as bad as they would have you belive. I think you should make it. ......best of luck.

LEICESTER Speedway can update supporters with the latest fixture picture.Stewart Dickson’s Watling JCB Lions will tackle Poole on Saturday, September 18 in the Knockout Cup Semi-Final first leg on home shale (7pm).The return fixture in Dorset has been confirmed for Wednesday, September 29 with a place in the final against Birmingham, Edinburgh, or Glasgow on the line.And in an exciting move, the club will host a feast of racing with a doubleheader on Saturday, September 25. They will face Kent Kings at 6 pm, featuring former Grand Prix stars Scott Nicholls and Troy Batchelor, and then a National Development League clash between the clubs will follow.This also frees up Saturday, October 9 for a new fixture at Leicester.The club will announce in week commencing September 13 the pricing structure for the doubleheader against Kent.Supporters who have purchased an online ticket for the Kent fixture on September 18 will be contacted during week commencing September 13 to ascertain whether they want to switch their ticket to the new date v Kent or use it for the Poole KOC match.Fans are reminded the next meeting at the Paul Chapman and Sons Arena, (Beaumont Park) is this Saturday against a strong Edinburgh side (7 pm).

He got 9 points for Berwick on his last visit. So I'm not sure where you get your conclusion from.. including winning heat 15..With Lawson already booked to guest for Edinburgh, the only riders available with a higher GSA than Summers are NBJ and Etheridge.

Mr. Nicholls ?

Easy Lions win. No contest.

What are they gonna do drop Cook for Lawson? Can't see that happening, think that is the only way he would fit.

They still have a preview for the British final. Think that might have happened

That's great to hear. At the end of the day, that's what Speedway is all about.

You gotta beat Newcastle, that would give you a real boost.

Thank you......................would I need to wear a kilt to watch Think I will give it a try. Should be an interesting match, Lions aren't really firing away from home, so fingers crossed.

I notice Friday's meeting will carry a stream, about £12 I think. Has anyone seen past streams on Glasgow tv? Any good, quality, etc. Might have a bash

It seems to me that Speedway in this country is in a pretty bad state. The number of people the vast majority of teams get through the door makes being a promotor near on impossible I would have thought. I'm afraid, in terms of the paying public it just can't compete with what's on offer elsewhere. Facilities at most venues are, to say the least poor. The way the whole thing is presented is something like what was happening in the 1970S. Stupid rules that people who were going in the 1960s don't understand let alone new punters. The whole experience is old-fashioned and dated. I know it's not a fair comparison, and a lot of money has been thrown at it. But, The 100 is an old fuddy-duddy sport that has been reinvented and offers just fantastic entertainment and value for money for the whole family. ........ But, this is the kind of thing that speedway is up against, I know which one will win.

That's amazingly helpful.

It's been discussed till the cows come home . As I said it is what it is. On occasions it can produce some decent racing. It is much improved compared to what it was. Personally I think there are only a couple of real top tracks in the UK. The majority seem to be very very similar.