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See what Ipswich have done there. Saved a few hundred on a new race suit & permanent-markers a line down the 'a' & written 'o' 'n'. Thomas >Thompson Just got Emil & Jason in the team but can't afford a race-suit for the new guy the cheap b@stereds Tin pot club4 points
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Not convinced with Anders Rowe,seems another Drew Kemp tbh we will wait and see I guess….2 points
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The rumour at the Celebration of Speedway yesterday was that an announcement will be made this evening.2 points
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We used to climb in at Blunsdon when I was 12, then they made it too difficult2 points
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Now all teams are finished can revise my prediction: 1. Sheffield 2. Belle Vue 3. Kings Lynn 4. Wolverhampton 5. Ipswich 6. Peterborough 7. Leicester Edited 24/3 - realised Belle Vue will get lots of bonus points2 points
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Why would any rider choose to pay for a race suit in team colours over their own (especially when they could be dropped at any time and render said suit equally redundant). Would you walk into a tailors and select a bright pink suit just because everyone said they would by one.....2 points
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Never saw that coming. attitide goes a long way in this sport and it’s cost rowe and kemp a place. hopefully they will learn from this. good luck Joe2 points
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You never know Norman, I can honestly say at the moment I don't remember, the great thing about Wembley was that everybody seemed to get on with everybody else, it was like a great annual social event. I was a fan of Ove and enjoyed my trips to Norwich, and I nearly peeed myself as a second-halfer at Long Eaton one night when Ove's bike packed up and he borrowed my bike and went and won the race in his usual time and gave me a display of how my bike should be ridden. Needless to say it was never ridden again like that. Sadly some of my memories of fifties and sixties got affected by a fractured skull in '66. Loads of empty patches in my memory. I know there was a lad near us at Wembley who reckoned he was gonna win a fortune on a TV programme. I wonder if he ever did.2 points
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Not being biased, I fancy us to catch the Witches cold here, I would've predicted Ipswich to win if the meeting was taking place a few weeks into the season though. Emil & Rew will be riding the track for the first time in a competitive meeting, It'll be Emil's first match back from a seasons ban while the other is returning from a recent injury so they may not score as highly, With Ipswich' reserves it's a team built where the 1-5 has to fire on all cylinders. As for Peterborough both Andersen & Worrall go well around Ipswich, Basso likes the place too going on his showings last season, If Ben Cook can score a few then I fancy a narrow win. Ipswich 44 - 46 Panthers2 points
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Agree don’t think Roynon or Newman will see out the season at Poole,unless the Cooks become 8-9 pt men.( which could possibly happen).1 point
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Stop changing the goalposts. Rowe can be really good, just been very inconsistent so far in his career. Poole will be strong as always.1 point
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I’m glad Poole didn’t put someone else out of a job fair play not a bad signing let’s all look forward to the start of the season.1 point
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Indeed, last chance to impress really especially if his attitude doesn't improve at Poole it won't anywhere really, as you say will wait and see....1 point
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Wrong team. lol. Not Leicester but Redcar, of course. Heat 11 | Poole 'Pirates' vs Redcar 'Bears' | POOLE PIRATES SPEEDWAY 2021 - YouTube1 point
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Certainly a tough one to predict for me, don't think there will be big difference between 4th & 7th1 point
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All makes good sense based on "what we know now" - However, which clubs/promotions will have the cash/courage/ability to ring the changes if things don't go according to plan? Or which promoters/team managers do we think have put a team together which they feel will not make the playoffs and thus do nothing about improving their prospects once the season is well under way. For me Leicester (SD) will not stand idle should playoff prospects look bleak - for that reason alone Lions will be in top 4.1 point
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Good news out of Poland today is that Emil Sayfutdinov has passed his Polish License exam, so is all cleared to return to action now.1 point
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Think both go hand in hand really, I've always liked team race suits, but no way should a rider pay for them, one form or another of sponsorship is essential, commercial or fans, just shows that all clubs need a good promotion to sort it.1 point
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For guest cover ive always liked the jerseys printed up to look like the race suit, which is why ive always been surprised no team has gone for just the jerseys. Im going big with £50 each and get 20 in as riders will lose, forget, ruin them. Still only £1000 and creates better unity whilst still allowing individuality of a riders own suit underneath.1 point
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Round 1 TV and timings announced Saturday 8th April Tarnow v Rzeszow start time 1pm UK time Canal + Sport 5 NON TV on Saturday or Sunday TBC Rawicz v Daugavpils Pila v Gniezno1 point
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Round 1 timings and TV announced Saturday 8th April Bydgoszcz v Lodz start time 3.30pm UK time Canal + Sport 5 Gdansk v Ostrow start time 3.30pm UK time Canal + online Sunday 9th April Rybnik v Zielona Gora start time 1pm UK time Canal + Sport 5 Poznan v Landshut start time 1pm UK time Canal + online1 point
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Start times announced for round 1 Saturday 8th April Torun v Gorzow start time 5pm UK time Eleven Sport 2 Grudziadz v Czestochowa start time 7.30pm UK time Eleven Sport 2 Sunday 9th April Leszno v Krosno start time 3.30pm UK time Canal + Sport 5 Lublin v Wroclaw start time 6.15pm UK time Canal + Sport 51 point
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And also he has a Champ team whereas Kemp and Rowe don't unless they are going to be in the Poole team, so more race fit.1 point
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Im sure the Green Party, who are in charge of Brighton and Hove council, would be fully behind speedway at Hove's greyhound stadium!1 point
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Belle Vue - Outstanding no 1 with a solid looking team right down the order, Lidsey and Brennan are the key in my opinion but look very likely to make the play offs. Ipswich - Excellent top two but have question marks in a few positions lower down, they will need King to get back to his best and Rew to kick on to do any good. Kings Lynn - Solid looking team right down the order but look to be lacking in the heat leader department, to many question marks for my liking and not sure Jakobsen will save them either. Leicester - Gone for the top heavy look but have paid the price at the bottom which looks very suspect, Fricke and Harris will score good points everywhere but the key will be Lawson and Morris. Peterborough - Plenty of experience but I think it will come down to how well the middle order go, Basso and Cook have potential but question marks remain against Andersen and Worrall. Sheffield - Another solid looking team headed by a good no 1 but they are clearly banking on Bellego to step up and Kerr to produce last years form, they do look likely to make the play offs. Wolverhampton - Same old same old at Monmore but to do any good they need serious improvement from Becker and Douglas, I think they will hold their own at MG but could struggle on the road.1 point
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Not sure I see the benefit/point of making Teams all wear the same 'suits' .... good old fashioned 'bibs' are my preferred choice and a great souvenir for the kids (replica's from track shop) etc.... Besides, there's that many guest appearances these days..... Whatever happened to 'individual expression'...the world is full of conform this and conform that..... Sorry...going off on a bit of a tangent here....1 point
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I think a lot of people are getting a bit hung up about Ipswich’s top two, rest of the team doesn’t excite me to be honest1 point
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It's like living in an echo chamber reading some of Pauldoveyspeedway posts,most of them make no sense .1 point
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But what if Birmingham say they can't afford it? Would you prefer an 8 team league all in race suits or a 9 team league with optional race suits?1 point
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Works both ways 2 Newcastle gems in the team this year1 point
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Wasn’t Zmarzlik a 7 or 7.5 when he rode for Birmingham? still think it’s fair to bring him back in that? jesus wept indeed.1 point
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But surely better than guests which are a horrible part of British speedway. I could stomach R/R but 7 v 7 is what we all want to see (and Charles Wright was injured for the second leg anyway)1 point
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Mid 1960’s there loads of tracks, Manchester area was swamped with them, most have gone now. Must admit though, the modern day tracks I see on you tube etc look very professional, not all were like that back “when I was a young lad”.1 point
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True I remember when Pizza Hut had those 18 inch pizzas always asked if you wanted it cut into 6 or 12 slices. I always got 6 as I don’t think I could’ve ate 12.1 point
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Speedway is shooting itself in the foot with all these variations of booking Online and pay more on the day methods of payment.Everybody should be paying the same amount however you go to watch.IMO1 point
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PUK-ING BRILLIANT!! We are delighted to announce that the final piece into the jigsaw for the Stuart Robson Farewell Meeting is multiple Grand Prix winner, and multiple Danish Champion NIELS KRISTIAN IVERSEN Niels who is affectionately known as Puk is back in the UK for 2023 to lead the Peterborough Panthers and this morning confirmed that he would be able to join us. “Niels actually rode in a meeting held for me at Rye House a few years ago and one of my overriding memories was the cracking night we had in the bar afterwards!” Said Robbo “He has been a top top rider for a very long time and it’s great for British Speedway that riders like Niels are back racing regularly and it will also give the Redcar public a chance to see another quality rider on the day. Only 3 weeks to go now, and we are getting back to the excitement stage!.” Robbo's Farewell1 point