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  1. Would that be Ryanair Replacement
    6 points
  2. Who knows what the ref was doing. Not a lot of atmosphere as far as fans are concerned and those that ride on Poland must wonder why they bother with the UK when you look at the sparse attendance when compared to the Polish scene. If only a UK broadcaster would show Polish league matches, it might encourage more u k onlookers to go to a league match in this country which might help build numbers through the turnstiles
    4 points
  3. I did say he'd be back for our next home fixture in July!
    3 points
  4. Not quite. If it is your van then you are responsible and in control so not out of your control would not count.
    3 points
  5. I do wish people would word things correctly, Doyle did not miss his flight, he was sitting on the plane waiting for it to take off when all the passengers had to disembark due to a technical fault.
    3 points
  6. Looking to go at least a point better than their last visit the Pirates will arrive at Sandy Lane full of confidence as they remain unbeaten in the league. Sadly Tobias will miss this meeting due to an ankle injury but the good news is he will be back sooner with the injury now being diagnosed as a sprain. Joe Thompson takes his place. Oxford also have a guest in Jacob Hook but the rest of the team lines up as usual with big hitters Sam Masters & Scott Nicholls leading the way. Ashton Boughen has been in better form of late but Pirates have newly crowned British Under 21 Champion Sam Hagon aiming to put his track knowledge to good use to get the better of his opposite number. C'mon the Boyzzzz
    2 points
  7. Second time tonight! Is Wojdylo still the rising star?
    2 points
  8. Spot the crowd, hope this isn't a normal attendance, or we will have another team folding.
    2 points
  9. Normally in legal documents/rules there's a force majeure clause, I would have thought both Doyle and Tungate should have been covered by this, why a flight delay in a foreign country trumps a traffic delay in a foreign country I'm not quite sure. Neither should have been banned imo... or both (definitely neither)
    2 points
  10. Boughen went over the line and should have been disqualified. Tv is there. Why didn’t the ref view footage?
    2 points
  11. This is absolutely bonkers. Doyle would also have made it back in time for his UK meeting if he wasn’t told to get off the plane he was sitting on!! Lidsey’s plane took off, Doyle’s didn’t. They both fly back to different airports also. As for “Doyle’s fault for running a schedule that leaves no margin for such eventualities” have a day off ffs. He has his schedule and his timetable set up that perfectly suits him to get everywhere he needs to be bang on time. You don’t inconvenience yourself by planning to land in Manchester and then spend hours travelling down the motorway to his base in Norfolk on the remote 0.0001% chance there’s a technical issue with your scheduled flight and told to get off the plane!! The facts here, are that the SCB investigated both Doyle and Tungate, and were happy with their findings on one rider, and less so on the other and issued a ban. That’s the top and bottom of it.
    2 points
  12. I very much doubt many riders own the van outright. Most likely on a business lease (if they've got any financial sense) and therefore they are not the owners of the van. Said van would most likely be driven by somebody else as well. The rider is merely a passenger travelling with their luggage. A big can of worms has been opened.
    2 points
  13. Nope, he isn't. That for me is still Hans Nielsen, given his record over all meetings (not just individual World Champs).
    2 points
  14. Rickardsson also won the majority of his titles when you only had 6 rounds and 1 bad GP would kill your chances. Jason Crump had five podium finishes out of 6 in 2001, but a poor Berlin GP cost him the title.
    2 points
  15. Before the heat Monarchs would've preferred a 5-1 & as in the first 12 heats would tell their riders to go for a 5-1. They then could have added, if you're losing a 2-4, we'd actually be better off losing a 1-5. Not saying I agree with that idea, a manager telling a rider to lose a place? But if it helps the team, tough call to make!
    2 points
  16. Hearing Eddie Kennett has signed a 28 day deal. Poole got his average reduced by 75%, as he's only done 1 lap in 3 years
    2 points
  17. I think you are correct about the source of the pungent smell. However, I don't recall Branston ever being manufactured in Hackney. In my time in London, it was manufactured in Bermondsey near where my Mum was born and brought up. Branston was made by Crosse & Blackwell. I don't think they were ever responsible for Bovril.
    2 points
  18. I've heard they've already signed Bradley Wilson-Dean for next season.
    2 points
  19. Not sure he understands how to ride as a team.
    1 point
  20. shroek uselss not the 1st time he has messed up
    1 point
  21. if you know how you can watch every polish meetings and swedish every week
    1 point
  22. i think there should be proper curbs on the inside line at all tracks,
    1 point
  23. If that’s the case he can only have decided there were extenuating circumstances, because otherwise you have to exclude him, surely?
    1 point
  24. but the ref didn't exclude him. He is the only one who can, not the commentary team!
    1 point
  25. So Allan and Tatum are now are now judge and jury. Allan can't even hide his favouritism. He's had to bite his lip a couple of times. He couldn’t say it quick enough regarding The young Oxford No7
    1 point
  26. Great to see the Rising Star win...
    1 point
  27. Tobias not likely to be out as long as first feared, apparently it's only a sprain
    1 point
  28. Kind of reassuring to know there are some out there, who know of the American comedian/,musician Alfred "Weird Al" Yankovic!
    1 point
  29. That caught my attention too Badge. So nothing imminent, but MAYBE they have an agreement with someone to come in from the start of July..
    1 point
  30. 2 yellows or a red in a match and you are OFF( can’t ride again) Previosly a red and you were suspended for a match, but not sure that is still the case.
    1 point
  31. Just to "throw the cat amongst the pigeons"................ maybe it was Doyles fault for running a schedule that leaves no margin for such eventualities??? (and just because "everyone else does it" doesn't make it right)!
    1 point
  32. i agree dean, Lebedev was coming back to the line. Oscar made that decision in a split second no way could you say it was intentional. so yellow correct decision. these lads are as brave as fk also impressed with your evidence dean.
    1 point
  33. Excellent score for Sam Hagon 14(5) at Oxford in the NDL yesterday. Was an Ideal opportunity to get some laps in around Sandy Lane in time for Wednesday's meeting
    1 point
  34. When fajfer makes that move there is a huge gap, it’s a split second decision, he makes it and then lebedevs cuts across to inside as he is entitled to do and fajfer as much as he try’s to slow his bike can’t and hits him, 100% fajfer fault but no way a card offence
    1 point
  35. Watch the replay from the reverse angle, when fajfer makes his move lebedevs is right out by the fence, wider than all three, he cuts across to go back to white line
    1 point
  36. I think the crucial point about your argument is that Lebedevs was there when Fajfer got to the corner. But did Lebedevs change direction? No he didn't, which meant that Fajfer knew where he'd be all along, and therefore made a dangerous move. That's what merits a card. And if a dangerous move ends up spearing a rider, injuring them and sends them to hospital then the said dangerous move can certainly merit a red card. If not, what would? Please explain!
    1 point
  37. People are saying should have been red ! Pretty reckless bit of riding.3 cracked ribs for Lebedevs.
    1 point
  38. Fishing and I caught a whopper
    1 point
  39. I am 99% sure the “ pungent odour “, ( if I can express it that way) came from the Boake-Roberts Abrac Chemical works in Carpenters Road . We used to cycle up from Stratford along Carpenters Road to the Stadium, getting lungfuls of the vile pong as we urged our bikes up the incline. My goodness it was vile, and it was exactly the same smell , albeit in milder form drifting across the stadium when the wind was in a certain direction. Apparently it was well known in the area ( the smell that is ) when my dad was a boy growing up in Bow. As for the Bovril connection, I had an uncle and aunt living in Hackney and I understood the factory manufactured Branston Pickle ( Branston and Bovril were the same company so may have both been made both there) . Anyway the place did pen-and -ink quite a bit but not as bad as Abracs in Carpenters Road. Uncle Fred and Auntie Flo were always coming out with tales about dead mice and things being found in the pickles so with that inside knowledge I’ve always avoided the stuff ! Them was the days in the East End. A great place to grow up in those, days. Wouldn’t change it for the world but wouldn’t want to live there now !
    1 point
  40. Will Jan Kvech be nicknamed Weird Al?
    1 point
  41. I’m not sure he will be concerned by your assessment.
    1 point
  42. A league that should use guests surely? Track time for as many as is possible has to be the main priority..
    1 point
  43. Bans aren’t possible when you rider for Belle Vue…
    1 point
  44. Correct - don't see it being allowed beyond November
    1 point
  45. Surely the fans that still go have the sport they want..? Cannot blame the promoters putting "any old speedway" out, when those, who by their very attendance, collude with them that it means something...
    1 point
  46. Yoda is he, surely you mean
    1 point
  47. you good at busting people outta jail ?
    1 point
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