Seems like Cheetahs are leaguewise at the last chance saloon, so it's now or never for them. Redcar have pretty comfortable run in to end the league.  Killeen did injure his wrist last time out with the Spires, so might still be a niggle.  On balance it's got to be 3pts to the Tigers, surely. 

You could always take your bus, and advertise a trip out, you may make some money on the side 😁

I find it quite embarrassing that so called Speedway fans bitch and criticize  another clubs track and facilities . A club that is trying to survive ! Not to cheat and bend the rules for success, For them winning is having a speedway team to support. Its almost like some fans  want another track to close. I'm sure if you asked Swindon, Peterborough , Coventry, Newcastle and Birmingham fans they would love a track like Plymouth  . I would rather see 2 competitive teams compete in a meeting and if that  means guests so be it . 

Even fans in the stadium dont know the attendance only an estimation and fans do tend to over estimate their own clubs. Sad really when nowadays people boast about crowds of 2 to 3 thousand, i can remember when every club ran with five figure crowds as the norm, including individual and challenge meetings, imagine them being supported today? Fact is speedway has fallen massively out of the general publics conscience for a number of reasons. 

Having read a lot of the negative comments about Plymouth speedway from other teams "supporters", Ive come to the conclusion that they are fuelled simply by JEALOUSY. Plymouth isn't a big money club run by faceless people. It's a smaller almost "family" run club. Looked after by volunteers and people who do it fir the love of the sport. Not people who run it with a "win at all cost" mentality. Yes it's nice to win matches and silverware but at Plymouth it's more about an evening out with good mates and enjoying good racing. Other teams could do with buying in to the Plymouths ethos.

Yes it does but as for the original post its not relevant to crowds at the NSS as it is in close proximity. Salford and Trafford are part of Greater Manchester but different boroughs.