mudflaps

Hmmm Heats 14 & 15 to prove costly to the panthers - realty expected them to push on and win by 18-20....

Baffoon... he was paid 3 heats wins from 4 races away from home... Move on!

same old KK so far as I can see...

The resident loony is back then!!!

Mick Horton - man of straw strikes again... Should be banned from promoting for life...

crikey I hope they are good mates!

great news!!!

PANTHERS SET FOR CHALLENGE Saturday February 04, 2017 PETERBOROUGH have arranged a season-opening challenge match against SGB Premiership club Coventry. The Bees, who have several Panthers connections in their riding and management staff, will visit the Showground on Sunday March 19 as both clubs warm up for the new league campaign. Peterborough chief Ged Rathbone said: “I don't think we could have come up with a more exciting Challenge fixture to start the season. “We were approached by Mick Horton a few days ago, and we jumped at the chance to entertain an SGB Premiership team - and Coventry look to be a very good one too. “They have put together a cracking line-up in my opinion and it will be a brilliant test for our lads. It will be our supporters' first chance to catch our new-look team in action and I'm hopeful that plenty of Bees fans will make the short trip over to the Showground as well.” http://www.speedwaygb.co/news.php?extend.31792

pity you're not!

with Horton at the helm you wont be getting and news or any resolution that makes you Bees happy... The Horton brothers are wreckers of Speedway heritage..

PANTHERS CHIEF EXCITED Tuesday January 24, 2017 PETERBOROUGH boss Ged Rathbone believes his side’s early schedule will provide a pointer to their SGB Championship prospects. The Panthers’ first competitive meeting of 2017 will be a home date against Scunthorpe at the Showground on Friday, March 24. Their first away test will also be against the Scorpions, on Sunday, April 2, and they also face league clashes against highly-touted Ipswich and Sheffield in April, along with a KO Cup tie against a revamped Redcar outfit. Rathbone said: “The opening few weeks will give us a good idea of where we’re at. I’ve said all along that there is no such thing as an easy fixture – home or away. “Any one of the 10 teams at this level will be capable of getting a result against any other on any given day. “I think every single meeting will be unpredictable and exciting. It’s going to the best season for a long time for supporters.” www.speedwaygb.com

a sensor on a blade to bring the track to near flatness with a slight grade for drainage...

ZZZZZzzzzzzz

don't look too snappy around your seat at the EOES... ! ZZzzzz looks like heavens waiting room...!

should cherish those days mate - that was before Scotland became crap!!

unlike his piss poor attitude last season..

great news about Noddy!!! Whoop Whoop!!!

come on Jim - Pint half full please!

well said mate... complete Bull Sh!te ... am well pleased with the Rye team ....

add a sprinkling of injuries, other league commitments ,retirements and those whose average no longer fits with the new Premier League conversion rates.. would never work nor be financial viable for the bulk of riders...

We dream the same thing We want the same thing, ooh And all that we need is to See it together

"21-year-old Dane Grondal made his bow in British racing in 2015 with Peterborough and has made steady progress since his arrival." I hadn't noticed to be honest!!!

Well done .. wow you can do math! is he Danish?

huh why? were we not top of the league until injuries and team changes ?