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Tatum has just commentated on the race for which he promptly reads out an erroneous result. Does what he's seeing register with him?
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Yes, for me via Firestick there's normally two feeds to choose from on the schedule. One with commentary, one without. But it nay depend on how you get your broadcast, I suppose.
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Ipswich Witches vs Belle Vue Aces (new playoff semi 1st leg) 21/09/23
Fourentee replied to SpeedwayFan91's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Good thing that you've put it behind you, though...!! -
Wolves v Tigers Play Off Semi Final 1st Leg 25th September @ 19:30
Fourentee replied to Wolfsbane's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Presumably to see how many people react, as of course several (including me now!) have done. Perhaps in the future we should all just leave that particular poster to their own devices? -
No picks this year, surely? First v fourth, second v third?
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British GP Cardiff Saturday 2nd September
Fourentee replied to racers and royals's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
It's my particular bugbear, but after the cricket plug earlier I can't bring myself to have a pop! -
British GP Cardiff Saturday 2nd September
Fourentee replied to racers and royals's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Fair play to Tatum for giving a big plug to tomorrow's Nigel Pearson cricket match at Wombourne, Staffs. Good stuff. -
R/R for Ellis and a top-flight debut for Boughen (who looks a prospect, but is making a big step very early in his career) makes seven rides for Kerr look likely then. This could be reasonably close.
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Wolves v Witches Monday 21st Aug
Fourentee replied to Badge's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
As someone who was there, not many cheered (none would have been preferable) and I think you’re right in terms of everyone being relatively close together seemingly lifting the noise level. And I do think fans of all clubs appreciate the difference between an innocuous slide (and I do take your point on injuries here) and a big ‘off’. Wolves again extremely fortunate to scramble a home win. So much has gone their way in recent tight Monmore fixtures, I’m genuinely astonished that the rain which descended immediately after heat 15 didn’t arrive five minutes earlier and hand them the aggregate bonus point too! Safe journey home to the Ipswich fans who made the long drive. Watching Doyle and Sayfutdinov is a genuine pleasure, but I was happiest to see Riss looking more his old self. -
Wolves v Witches Monday 21st Aug
Fourentee replied to Badge's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
I like your confidence. Wish I shared it! -
Wolves v Witches Monday 21st Aug
Fourentee replied to Badge's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Hmm, Ippo got 41 in the first staging and I have to believe that Riss/Edwards will score more than the four produced in that fixture by Barker/Joe Thompson. Against that, Craig Cook was in for the injured Becker and scored four; one would expect the American to improve on that. Wolves' recent home form is pretty patchy -- their last five Monmore matches have included a four-point win and two 'victories' via super heat in fixtures where they had the better of the luck that was going. This could be extremely tight. -
True, but probably why they were signed in the first place! Adams has always been strong on detail. He showed me his planned R/R rides at Coventry once and mentioned that he liked to avoid giving riders consecutive heats where possible. The trap thus baited, I duly plunged in and pointed out two on the trot late in the meeting for Adam Skornicki only to be told triumphantly "Coventry always have their interval between those races." Perhaps slightly off-topic, I always felt that at GB level Rob Lyon had the bigger picture at a time when those running the sport had not. He was way ahead of the curve and would have thrived under the current, more progressive set-up. In terms of success, I must note that Tony Jackson signed off Workington's tenure with the second-tier treble!!
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British Final 2023
Fourentee replied to Hackett's topic in Speedway Testimonials & Individual and Shared Events
It's suddenly dawned on our commentary team that there was something riding on heat 19 after all for Richard Lawson... -
British Final 2023
Fourentee replied to Hackett's topic in Speedway Testimonials & Individual and Shared Events
Classic. I couldn’t believe it!