I'm well aware you are just a troll. However you were the person who said "We are being given the impression that a return to Brandon is imminent." When I asked who had given you that impression, you named Ian Brannan.   However Ian Brannan has said no such thing.  I asked you to provide a link to where Ian Brannan had said anything to give such an impression, and of course you didn't, because you couldn't. So it remains that the only person inferring that a return to Brandon is imminent, is you. But hey, keep trolling if that's what turns you on. The rest of us will keep up the fight to save Coventry.    

So what?  Leicester still got around there the fastest, both inside and out.  The days of deep tracks are over, riders no longer like it and the tuners/designers have ensured the bikes can no longer cope with it.

I don't need to get over anything. I acknowledged Leicester deserved it in my initial post. Not blaming the track, just those that prepared it.  We nearly came a cropper on Bank holiday when the track was similar and we had a full team. The team and spectators deserve a properly prepared track.

Everybody saw that coming unless you have no speedway knowledge. I didn't see it coming, okay I was not expecting the big win that Ipswich have been doing so far this season, but the strength in depth with the Witches I thought that they would come through with a narrow win. I would put that down to the clever team building the Promotion with one of the best bit of team building. And to upset you further a team building exercise that can be likened to past Poole teams.   I think Sheffield would have lost at King’s Lynn if it was r/r for Holder and Hume for Kerr. I would say you are probably correct, would not disagree with that.  And to gloat over riders being injured just shows a lack of class. I don't see where anyone gloats at the Ipswich team having a couple injuries. There not the first team to suffering injuries and they won't be the last. Rather playing the victim, why not when someone describes your team as the "Mighty" take it as a compliment, because the team built from Ipswich is very difficult to beat at Foxhall or any other track.  To win the league you need a decent team, and there also needs to be an element of luck. The injuries to Doyle and Thompson don't appear to season ending, Ipswich team without those two should still be have enough quality to qualify for the Play Offs, and come Play Offs I would imagine that  Doyle and Thompson will  return they will be the team to beat.  

Problem is, the heavy overnight rain may well have eased by 8am Saturday (as forecast currently). BUT...the track could be waterlogged by then. And understandably our management dont want to take any financial risks in attempting to run the meeting, when it might have to be be called off on Saturday morning !  On recent trends I would guess we are looking at an early call off...possibly Friday night !  Plus a dull overcast day could well impact on crowd numbers, even if they did run it.