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I think that is highly likely.

 

Re: Eddie Kennett - an EL asset when given a team place = it does not seem right that Rye should now have priority on his services. The Lakeside deal was done prior to the Rockets/Bees swap.

Didnt hear anyone from Lakeside say how u fair it was last year when you bought Lawson and Redcar list out.

 

rubbish happens.

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Didnt hear anyone from Lakeside say how u fair it was last year when you bought Lawson and Redcar list out.

 

rubbish happens.

Far too frequently in British Speedway!

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Far too frequently in British Speedway!

It could be British Speedway motto :D

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Didnt hear anyone from Lakeside say how u fair it was last year when you bought Lawson and Redcar list out.

rubbish happens.

Funny that

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Funny that

Did Redcar know this was going to be the case when they signed him?

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I just hope Lakeside keep a keen eye on Edwards silencer this year.

Lets hope Rye House do - as he'll be riding for them more than the Hammers!!! :P:wink:

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Two very surprising names have just been added to the Rico Spring Classic on March 20th.

 

The first is Kelvin Tatum back on a bike one-night-only basis, the second is even more surprising --- Ritchie Worrall. After all the water that has flown under the bridge between Lakeside and Worrall I really din't expect to see him in any sort of guest appearance but on the face of it , it seems they have kissed and made up. After seeing the one-time persona non grata Ed Kennett being welcomed into the Lakeside team will we one day see RW take the same route ? Will we see him guesting when Rich Lawson or Ed are unavailable ? Who knows. It's certainly a funny old sport at times.

 

Fans favourite Ben Moreley will be in the line up for Lee''s All Stars . Ben must be another one in the frame for FTDR guest appearances.

 

Quite an interesting line up unfolding despite Coventry v Leicester being on the same night. All we need now is a few demonstration laps by Briggo on a a two valve Jawa .

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Two very surprising names have just been added to the Rico Spring Classic on March 20th.

 

The first is Kelvin Tatum back on a bike one-night-only basis, the second is even more surprising --- Ritchie Worrall. After all the water that has flown under the bridge between Lakeside and Worrall I really din't expect to see him in any sort of guest appearance but on the face of it , it seems they have kissed and made up. After seeing the one-time persona non grata Ed Kennett being welcomed into the Lakeside team will we one day see RW take the same route ? Will we see him guesting when Rich Lawson or Ed are unavailable ? Who knows. It's certainly a funny old sport at times.

 

Fans favourite Ben Moreley will be in the line up for Lee''s All Stars . Ben must be another one in the frame for FTDR guest appearances.

 

Quite an interesting line up unfolding despite Coventry v Leicester being on the same night. All we need now is a few demonstration laps by Briggo on a a two valve Jawa .

 

Hardly one night only, Kelvin's turning out for Bomber's bash too!!

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Two very surprising names have just been added to the Rico Spring Classic on March 20th.

 

The first is Kelvin Tatum back on a bike one-night-only basis, the second is even more surprising --- Ritchie Worrall. After all the water that has flown under the bridge between Lakeside and Worrall I really din't expect to see him in any sort of guest appearance but on the face of it , it seems they have kissed and made up. After seeing the one-time persona non grata Ed Kennett being welcomed into the Lakeside team will we one day see RW take the same route ? Will we see him guesting when Rich Lawson or Ed are unavailable ? Who knows. It's certainly a funny old sport at times.

 

Fans favourite Ben Moreley will be in the line up for Lee''s All Stars . Ben must be another one in the frame for FTDR guest appearances.

 

Quite an interesting line up unfolding despite Coventry v Leicester being on the same night. All we need now is a few demonstration laps by Briggo on a a two valve Jawa .

 

Maybe Jon has risen above this. It was Vicountess Althorpe, mother of Lady Spencer (Princess Diana) who, I believe, once said:

"Only common people hold grudges."

Apart from that, it is very tricky to fly under a bridge unless you are an extremely skillful pilot!

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Good to see that Ben Morley is the replacement reserve at Redcar - I'm sure we'll see plenty of him as a guest when needed this season!

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Could be that Ben will have a busy season ahead of him!

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LAKESIDE HAMMERS PRESS RELEASE::


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Monday 16th March 2015





HAMMERS LIFT OFF





The Vortex Hammers season lifts off this Friday, 20th March, with the Rico Classic meeting at the Arena Essex Raceway.



The night remembers Hammers captain Lee Richardson, who died racing in Poland in 2012 and sees the return to the Essex club of Andreas Jonsson, who will lead the team for the first time since the Play Off final of 2008.



The night’s racing gets underway at 7pm with a National League Pairs mini meeting of six heats plus a final and fans booking in advance online can view part of that meeting from the Centre Green, an area normally not open to the public.



At 8pm the Vortex Hammers take on Lee's All Stars made up of his former team mates Davey Watt, Richie Worrall and Justin Sedgmen plus Rory Schlein, Scott Nicholls and 2014 Hammer Ben Morley along with a return to the track of Sky Sports pundit and former World Longtrack Champion and Hammer Kelvin Tatum.

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LAKESIDE HAMMERS PRESS RELEASE:::
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Tuesday 17th March

EARLY START FOR THE YOUNG HAMMERS ON FRIDAY

The action gets underway earlier than usual at 7pm at the Arena Essex Raceway this Friday, 20th March, with a National League Pairs event involving riders from local National League clubs Kent, King’s Lynn and Mildenhall along with a Young Hammers pairing.

This will be part of an action packed evening of twenty five heats of racing where all the profits raised will go to former Hammer Lee Richardson’s widow and young family.

Representing the Young Hammers will be two Hammers assets in Jack Kingston and Marc Owen. The Kent King’s pairing will be Danny Ayres and Danno Verge. King’s Lynn Young Stars will be represented by Scott Campos and Tom Stokes whilst the Mildenhall Fen Tigers will have the two Connors, Connor Coles and Connor Mountain.

There will be a series of six heats between the pairing whereby each team will meet each other team once with the top two scoring teams then going into a Grand Final.

After this event the main event will start at 8pm involving the 2015 Vortex Hammers against a Lee’s All Stars team, which includes five former Hammers riders Justin Sedgmen, Ben Morley, Davey Watt, Richie Worrall and Kelvin Tatum, who returns to the track after a break of 10 years to honor the memory of Lee Richardson. The All Stars team is completed by regular Hammers visitors to the Raceway in Rory Schlein and Scott Nichols.

Between heats of the main event four youngsters from the Hagon Shocks Academy will take part in three demonstration races to complete the full evening of entertainment.

The gates for early arrivals will open at 5.30pm and tickets will be available on the night or may be purchased in advance via the Hammers website at www.lakesidehammers.co Those purchasing tickets in advance will have the opportunity of watching some of the Pairs event from the Centre Green.

Admission prices for this event are:

Adults - £18,

Senior Citizens, Disabled, Students over 18 and Unemployed - £15,

17 & 18 year olds in full time education - £5,

Children aged 7 to 16 inclusive - £2

Children under the age of seven – Free if accompanied by a paying adult.

Proof of age or status may be asked for at point of entry.

A full colour programme will be on sale for £3.

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