Mike.Butler

hell of a lot of pressure on wolves now to keep the run going with the rest of the league rooting for them..

meanwhile..back at Kent..unless it was because i was sitting a lot lower in the stand tonight but i thought the groove at kent wasn't so apparent tonight..looked to me like track was better prepared. You'd have got good odds on a kent win before start of heat 15....jack thomas rode his heart out all night..deserved to be on winning side

i think you'll find he goes to almost every meeting.

i will be coming to this meeting. Haven't seen Paul Hurry for a while! I should get there early Tony to secure your seat..*and look out my progs whilst you're on holiday please...ta'

harder and harder to see a difference between Prem and Champ isn't it..

A friend stayed in the vacant uni student rooms whilst they are on hols. £21 per night including parking, 10 mins walk from stadium. No tele in room but a bed and a shower. what more do you want?

the (london) olympic stadium might hold a few more.

This shocker was prominent on the back page of last night's issue... "Eight day's to go before your super seven hero's are in action again at Foxhall"

If I heard him right the guy on the mike on Wednesday said something along the lines of "If we (the spectators) don't get our fingers out there won't be any speedway to come to".. He didn't have my full attention so I'm not sure what prompted him to say this..

I wonder what the Kent boys made of seeing a track surface without a blue groove after 6 heats!

I'm afraid this was on a par with the Arena vs Bradford off-night staging in 1996 for entertainment. The haves and have nots of the NL the last couple of years reminds me of the conference when it first started...

I've pre-booked a programme (just in case).. there is one.

marVyn cox..and yes

having been to Coventry for the fiasco against poole I now read this....It's a shocking abuse of the paying public. (I don't care what the 'rules' are..this is not on!)

I saw two meets at Crawley Tigers in 1981 when they raced in the London League. The track was in cherry Lane, Langley Green. I don't believe the track exists anymore.

looking at the line-ups looks s to me like tigers will be tested round west row for a change

If racing of that quality results from the track preparation that was possible then do that every week! Superb racing from start to finish.

Personally I could see a British combo of Woffinden and Schlein having a decent chance..

Armstrong will need to improve a good deal upon his recent Arlington visit

Matt Ford reckons we're better placed than any country other than Poland with youth development

One could argue that from a competition point of view its better Tai isn't in british final such is the gulf between him and rest. Would a Prem heat leader add to the spectacle if he rode in the MDL riders championship?

A generation ago the British Junior Chanmpionship had a different winner each year because any winner was then not allowed to enter subsequent years even if still young enough. I think this has merit today as i'm not sure what benefit there is in Robert competing and winning again next year.

this is most unexpected based upon what I read in the star's stoke column recently..

thoroughly enjoyed it. 55-35 prediction spot on!

Best meeting I've seen at Berwick in half a dozen visits ... its not exactly a regular track for me! Shame that with the crowd all round the track the atmosphere compared to Newcastle the following night wasn't as good. Maybe the fans on the home straight made a lot of noise which we didn't hear on back straight. Otherwise very enjoyable.