Lewis Bridger

[sommelier 1,118]

What are your thoughts on Bridgers retirement.I think he as nothing like achievd what he is capable off. On his day can look world class!

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A good topic but it will "get lost" in this forum. May I suggest that you repost in in

Speedway News and Discussions

where it will reach a larger audience. Just a thought on my part.

[sommelier 1,118]

A good topic but it will "get lost" in this forum. May I suggest that you repost in in

Speedway News and Discussions

where it will reach a larger audience. Just a thought on my part.

Thank you

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I think Lewis was a massive under achiever , one problem was that there where to many off the track incidents going on his life , another was his decision to move straight from the conference league to E/L , IMHO a couple of seasons in the P/L would've done him the world of good and helped his career massively .

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A good topic but it will "get lost" in this forum. May I suggest that you repost in in

Speedway News and Discussions

where it will reach a larger audience. Just a thought on my part.

 

 

Thank you

I see you have taken advice to recreate the thread under

Speedway News and Discussions. I hope the debate livens up there. It is a good topic IMO. I remember Lewis Bridger in after-the-meeting rides when Wimbledon were in the CL - a long time ago.

 

 

[Wessex Wanderer 148]

Lewis was one of the most talented youngsters I have ever seen. I remember thinking he was as good as Peter Collins and Michael Lee had been at similar ages (personal but unbiased opinion). Such a shame that the potential has never been consistently achieved.

 

Also a real likeable young lad when he was with Weymouth. Some off track situations have probably not helped his progress.

 

Maybe a break from racing is just what he needs and he will come back refreshed and raring to go. I certainly hope so.

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I see you have taken advice to recreate the thread under

Speedway News and Discussions. I hope the debate livens up there. It is a good topic IMO. I remember Lewis Bridger in after-the-meeting rides when Wimbledon were in the CL - a long time ago.

 

 

 

 

Lewis was one of the most talented youngsters I have ever seen. I remember thinking he was as good as Peter Collins and Michael Lee had been at similar ages (personal but unbiased opinion). Such a shame that the potential has never been consistently achieved.

 

Also a real likeable young lad when he was with Weymouth. Some off track situations have probably not helped his progress.

 

Maybe a break from racing is just what he needs and he will come back refreshed and raring to go. I certainly hope so.

Thread has been moved and being strongly debated elsewhere as advised above.

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Thread has been moved and being strongly debated elsewhere as advised above.

 

 

http://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/index.php?showtopic=78259&page=2

Let's hope the message gets through to possible Posters!

[sommelier 1,118]

Lewis was one of the most talented youngsters I have ever seen. I remember thinking he was as good as Peter Collins and Michael Lee had been at similar ages (personal but unbiased opinion). Such a shame that the potential has never been consistently achieved.

 

Also a real likeable young lad when he was with Weymouth. Some off track situations have probably not helped his progress.

 

Maybe a break from racing is just what he needs and he will come back refreshed and raring to go. I certainly hope so.

So do i!