Mike.Butler

Me too...I have just emailed via the SGP site to confirm our original tickets are ok to use....

i will bring them with me to belle vue tomorrow morning if anyone interested...07768 594 918

i have two main stand tickets at face value for sale...

They are 'print at home' tickets with bar codes..

I have two main grandstand tickets for sale for the SON on the Saturday and Sunday at Belle Vue available at face value as we cannot make the October date.. Block B seats L17 and L18. let me know if interested. mike

Jeez! Your comment above is absolute rubbish... The NDL match was a more enjoyable match than the preceding Championship vs Scunny. It cost bugger all to watch and 80-90% of the crowd stayed for both matches 15 year old Vinnie Joe Foord certainly sets the pulses racing more than a bit; and the two sides were evenly matched as it went to a last heat decider. Excellent entertainment (just a shame you weren't there to see it!)

meting ran well. I was home in sussex by 11.00. Josh Mac was worth far more and definitely worth watching

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I regret that the iow aren't running; but unless a club can run at a professional level (i.e championship), then they ride in a 3rd tier that should definitely in my opinion be a division that the likes of Buxton can be competitive in. I said a few years back that the national DEVELOPMENT league has been hi-jacked by dropping down clubs who were paying riders more money than should have been allowed at that level. Hence we lost stalwarts Buxton after years of struggle. It seems the IOW (and possibly Mildenhall too), fall between the two levels and it's clear there aren't enough other stand-alone clubs left for a league at their ideal level. (in fact have there ever been?).. I think on this occasion the right decision has prevailed...Winning the 3rd division should not be the priority of any of the competing teams...it should be about development..

Some good news for you Tony... Greater Anglia have replaced the open shelter Up platform waiting area at Rye House with an enclosed waiting room with new seating and featuring automatic doors and energy efficient air conditioning plus state of the art cctv... thought you'd be pleased

yes, i borrowed it if you remember.

I am in that picture. i'm in front of the chap using the green pen.

I believe Timpsons are still open. A single hole costs £1 in the charity box. sounds like you need to take a note Tony.

unlike any of the spectator facilities

doesn't look ike it unless the greyhound people are passing some on..

You're right Arnie...Go a long way to see racing of this quality. Thoroughly enjoyable 2 hours..(and perhaps they can sort out the p.a. before next year!..)

I drove down from Sussex and it was really worth the trip.. I did provide some feedback on one or two things that could be improved for those on back straight stand.. But more importantly that it was the best racing i've seen at Plymouth... and the stadium improves with every visit.

LOL.. I was!!!! MOM Chris Manchester ( but all in vain...)

I have to say the Star has been very interesting during the pandemic. An exceptional effort in my view.

I have been looking at Eastbourne's 70th anniversary meeting programme from 3rd October 1999 in which Bob Dugard states Arlington is "The longest running Speedway in the Country and perhaps the world". Is there any legitimacy to this claim?

i everyone, anyone confirm the (advertised) official start time of Mildenhall meetings that year please? Just have a sneaking feeling that late in the year they would have started a bit earlier than 4.30.... (no indication in prog) thanx mike

thank you.

Assuming Sheffield are ultimately able to make the sums add up this is the best news of the winter (so far...)