Nonsenses this is 3 world class riders your talking about, not 1 and 2 juniors.  Emil should be doing so much better on his home track, no excuses for any of them. 

There is a glimmer of light at the end of the dark winter tunnel that speedway faces of that I’m now convinced 

I was given an Aces scarf as part of my season ticket package the other season. Very nice it was too. I agree with you that other clubs should follow suit. 

He only scored 7 in a league meeting for Swindon before the GP round at Teterow in 2017, when double figure scores were the norm that season. Like Brady, it was just a bad night and there is no need for bogus conspiracy theories to be made up in either of these instances. 

The Directors of Speedway Futures Ltd are Neil Clayton (whose background seems to be mainly as an Insurance Broker), Rob Godfrey, Chris Louis and Rob Painter. Registered address is ACU house, Rugby!!!

Brady isn’t great at Ipswich but the timing of the meeting has made some see a lack of effort on his part when this wasn’t the case, it was just Brady at Ipswich. What was the reason for his low scores there earlier in the season?  Last year Brady’s most important world championship meeting was the GP challenge, in some ways more important than today’s meeting as the long term financial benefits of being part of the GP circus are huge for a rider and it was something he had missed out on time and time again. The day before he won the challenge he rode unbeaten for The Aces as our captain leading us to another league title. Rather than make up a conspiracy that isn’t there maybe focus your attention on why three of the most spectacular riders in world speedway were unable to strut their stuff in one of the most high profile meetings of the domestic season.