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When will the sides for this be announced , I was there with my dad for the last meeting which Jordan Palin won , unfortunately I’m away with it been bank holiday but please stop all the moaning the price . My dad is an OAP and I’ve purchased him a ticket for the next event , So let’s get the bullrubbish out the way by lining Rob Godfrey pockets you must all be stupid there will be better riders on show than the last meeting and Rob is prepared to put meetings on under the guidelines set out by councils , government etc so let’s back Scunthorpe as all the moaners will possibly get there way when it’s defunct . Simple fact support your local track or it might be lost forever Sorry Rant over

Personally, I think there are just too many pillocks in the world today!

Personally think it’s a good deal 19 heats of speedway on a great track with some quality riders in and the innovative use of 250 riders as part of a 9 man team. It’s a great way of extending a meeting and making the kids feel part of the team can only be good for the future. Maybe this could be part of the bigger picture when the NDL is back next season.

https://movingimage.nls.uk/film/5853 Glorious footage.

Yes, regardless of your own club allegiance it would be great to see a famous Speedway name return. The sport needs more Clubs and I am sure this would be a tremendous boost. Regardless of the state of Brandon when it re-opens I am sure most fans will be just happy to see the return the track-action. Fingers crossed for a positive outcome.

How am I supposed to like or not like the answer if I dont ask the question? There are too many uptight miserable people on this forum now with no sense of humour so I will leave you to carry on arguing with each other.

Careful! You don't want "daft old duffer" to get you banned...

The Stock Car promotions are asking that you wear a mask at all times inside the stadium so I would expect Speedway to be the same. I went to Aldershot on 26th July and the person in front of me at the entrance explained to the staff member that they could not wear a mask for medical reasons and was allowed in but told to keep away from other spectators so that they did not catch or pass on anything.

Just seen this on the BSPA site sounds promising but guess depends if BE want to sell https://www.speedwaygb.co.uk/news.php?extend.38248

Glad you will not be there so I do not have to see your miserable face & spouting "doom" from all angles.

This is exactly the kind of post I was hoping for when I started the thread, some creativity and positive way of promoting and fund raising. It makes a welcome change from the endless posts about who thinks they know more about a virus and trying to convince us the sport isn't dying but already dead. Thank you.

It's all inclusive. Most National League tracks charge £14, plus a couple of quid for the programme. The price is for admission, programme and parking. At how many tracks could you do all of those for £15.50? It's 19 heats and nine riders per team.

It's the small fin by the - anus. I just included that for effect... And don't lie! You can't lead a sheltered life in sarf London...

some people dont see the bigger picture or maybe dont want to . because i can ensure them there is one . maybe you can as well .

I had a class mate called Vesa Pasti.

I obviously didn't spot your earlier post iris123. Just thinking, in the 50's, 60's & 70's, most towns in the UK will have had their own amateur cine society's. Most of the films they made would have been shot on 16mm, far superior in quality to vhs videotape which came along to replace cine in the 80's. I wouldn't mind betting there is a goldmine of high quality amateur speedway footage languishing in many vaults.

Yes, he was called Inte Resting Encounter III.

I got a ban for something far less obnoxious than that. To this day I still don't understand why I received the ban

I am concerned for the future tbh

1s 6d to get in!

see my edited post.

I seriously doubt he is fit, not after a severe concussion. He will claim that he is fine though.

Why should we not be attending public gatherings. Not all medical conditions are visible. Myself and many others are able and entitled to make the most of our lives and that includes enjoying/watching sports/theatre/cinema etc. If I felt unwell I would not be going out in the first place. Just because some of us can't wear a mask doesn't mean we have to lock ourselves away, understanding and tolerance is needed in these uncertain times by everyone.

The stadium that you will have visited has now also been demolished, with a newer smaller one currently being constructed. I don't believe the tribute to Craven is going into the new stadium, which is a shame. There was a suggestion a while back that it was going to the museum at paradise wildlife park. I'm not sure whether that happened or not, though.

The E Winner league Div 1 have been busy with fixture announcements/changes Monday August 24th Daugavpils v Gniezno now starts at 4pm UK time NOT ON TV Gdansk v Torun orginally changed to Friday August 28th is now on Thursday August 27th start time 5pm UK time N Sport. Saturday September 5th- all on N Sport Gniezno v Bydgoszcz start time 1 pm UK time Ostrow v Torun start time 3.30pm UK time Lodz v Gdansk start time 6.15pm UK time Monday 7th September Daugavpils v Tarnow start time 4pm UK time NOT ON TV

Surely anybody with a medical condition meaning they can’t wear a mask should not be attending a public gathering?

according to his facebook after yesterday match he came back to Poland to race in tomorrow match

Mr. Jorgensen is more than a capable role model. A gentleman around the fans and a fine rider, I detect a slight biase in a Newcastle fans comment. If research is carried out I think Pienpeesman may also find that more southern based juniors travel north to ride due to the number of events taking place at northern tracks such as Scunthorpe and Redcar and during the season you will have seen a number of ‘ southerners ‘ riding in the Northern Junior League.

Nah, I think it’s some sort of conspiracy.

Too much time spent in lockdown incarceration in your Viking dungeon I suspect. Even old Gustix is using it as his catch phrase now Whatever happened to the pleasant humourus place that this forum used to be.

far better to more concerned about what happens next season than what happened ten years ago dont you think ?

An elderly gentleman was met recently who had claimed to be the first Finn ever to ride in the UK. So that would be before Pajari. Was an interesting encounter I’m told...

You need to think again... I have my own thoughts, and am quite happy to post them, whether others agree with them or not. The fact that you suspect that everybody who doesn't agree with you is a "clique member" says it all... Over to you for ANOTHER "last word"...

Thanks Skids.

This section of the forum is rapidly plummetting to the childish standards of the main British section.

Let's hope not steve.

Absolutely. I was dragged up on a south London council estate. Now i live in leafy Surrey, i don't use such disgusting phrases, well not very often!

I had to look it up...never come across the phrase before.

Thanks. I wish I hadn't asked now.

IMO that is an upgrade for the GP-series, hope to see Mikkel Michelsen (not Michael) do well.

Michael Michelsen replaces Martin Smolinski in all 8 GP`s

Saturday`s teams Opole v Rawicz OK Bedmet Kolejarz Opole:9. Hubert Łęgowik10. Rene Bach11. Mads Hansen12. Oskar Polis13. Sam Masters14. Marcel Krzykowski Metalika Recycling Kolejarz Rawicz:1. Bartosz Smektała2. Anders Rowe3. Damian Baliński4. Keynan Rew5. Jaimon Lidsey6.7. Krzysztof Sadurski

I think you are being too singular. Everyone is important at Brough for there to be any speedway. But it has got to be accepted that the roles of some people are more important and essential for the sport to be sustained. If you or I stopped going to Brough, it would still continue. If the likes of Dalbers did, there would be NO SPEEDWAY. If it hadn't been for Me, George and Peter, there would have been no Speedway as from 1997. Dalbers has always been behind Newcastle Speedway for a long time, and still contributed financially even during his short self imposed exile due to differences with a Promoter. As can be seen from THJ's post, he was of great assistance to Rob during the takeover and still remains to continue to help Newcastle Speedway,

Genuine question Gustix.. if speedway ranks 15th in your list of sports you enjoy.... do you post on forums pertaining to the 14 sports above it?

stoney was bricking it. said ne had never been on a big lass before ! ! !

I did follow the Wolves from late 90s till 2009, home and away as well. In 2009 after losing at Swindon I came out the stadium really annoyed and realised I'd turned into a wolf. Then it was announced we were back so I was saved or so I thought. I still went to watch Wolves while we were back and now we've gone again what's going to happen to me . Hoowwwwellllll. Oh god here we go again

I wouldn't hold F1 up as an example of how to "take a knee" it's been a complete shambles for them. Football has had "the benefit" of "taking a knee" behind closed doors and the TV companies turn the sound down while they do it, it'll be interesting to hear the crowd reaction if they ever open the terraces up again, most crowds can't keep quite for a minutes silence for respect when somebody has died... hence the modern day 1 minutes applause. Personally I can't be doing with these grand gestures of taking a knee to demand equality and then driving down to the bank in their Ferrari's to deposit their £250,000 a week wages.

Imagine if speedway crowds took the knee, most would never get back up again

"speedway in this country is a sport that definitely needs to address the matter of equality and diversity." Why do you say that? Have you any evidence that potemntial riders other then white have been turned away from a practice track etc due to the colour of their skin? Have you not noticed that certain sports are dominated by coloured persons, and other by white persons ie athletics/swimming. I have concluded that certain types of humans are not cut out for some sports but ok with other sports, for example cricket compared to motor sports. Moto GP doesnt have many/any coloured riders (though there are many asian riders. I notice certain countries are predominat in sport in general, but many dont really compete on the world stage ie Saudi/UAR/Qatar/Iran/Iraq/Afgan/Lebanon. So its each to their own, cant force competitors to do this or that, and IMO it would be wrong to spend a lot of money trying to coerce somone to do something they dont want just to satisfy some perceiced need.