Little Nicki

Seems you need to spend more time reading other Forums other than just the Eastbourne one to gain a broader knowledge of the sport. You know that Adam stayed loyal with Birmingham last season rather than sign for a PL club, as it would've meant him having to give up his berth with the Brummies?

Not a problem.

No, but I'm sure James would've received a lot of feedback on this issue and could provide names if he wanted to, but does he have to? And who said Adam was ineligible to ride in the NL this season? Thank you for that comment. By your misuse of the word 'their' I can see that yours is not that brilliant. Always love it when someone asks for names, then claims to have spoken to an official without giving their (not there) name themselves. And I didn't claim that everyone was hopping mad. The League's sponsor did that. Maybe your grasp is not as strong as you believed?

Oh dear, as Countershaftcounter says, JTS is Adam's dad.

You don't believe James, really? Think he would know if anyone does. If Adam wanted extra meetings, he should have taken one of the PL berths he was offered this season. Think James is a good enough example on his own, being the sponsor of the National League. Probably knows more people involved in speedway than you do at least. Never really a great plan to p1ss off your league's main sponsor.

Oh dear, and still a Whoooooooooooosh.

So you have changed your mind because your club has signed Adam Ellis. Really!? And you can't really be suggesting that Adam is struggling in the EL this season? Now you are showing up your speedway naivety. Adam should have taken one of the PL berths he was offered this season.

Honestly, what is wrong with you?

Didn't think so. Easy to rubbish stir though isn't it. Maybe you should crawl into one of those 18 holes? Shouldn't forget that Davey Watt finished last season with a bad crash at Rye House.

Have you got that evidence yet about Rod North's injury?

As I predicted on the PL 2016 Predictions Thread and you took umbrage to. I thought Louis had put a very poor side together this season. Sarjeant, Castagna and Ritchings are passengers. King won't improve. Kerr on Jawas. Risager is Risager. Covatti a class apart. And don't talk about your Team Manager - more interested in golf and beer than speedway. Really can't understand some of the teams Louis puts together as Ippo with their heritage should be a top club in the PL. Should have hit the ground running after that pre-season jolly trip to Italy. Then, maybe Danny King had more to do with the team building than Louis jnr did?

Well, I hope you have as many years enjoying the sport as I have (and that is a genuine sentiment and not "half-hearted" as gee-jay suggested previously). With James advisory role with Mildenhall this season, it may add a bit of spice to the upcoming KOC matches.

Always helps to know who's who in speedway and on the BSF. Then I have been involved since the late '60's.

I'm not telling you...

Who cares? Well, it sounds like the sponsor of the League that your team is in does, so it may be wise to listen rather than take a short-sighted viewpoint. Interesting though that you liken this situation with Poole.

Just the one thanks. What about you?

They weren't half hearted at all. Why should you think that? Always enjoyed my visits to Arlington since I first visited there in 1970 and was a big fan of Gordon Kennett back in the day. As James has pointed out in his post, Adam's short-term signing appears not to have gone down well in the wider world of speedway outside of Arlington and its probably not a good thing to upset the NDL's sponsor.

At it again I see. You really aren't a very nice person are you? Anyone who makes Starman seem mature and sensible, should really take a long look at themselves. I am not supporting Gavan, just pointing out what you actually posted. You have posted some despicable comments on the BSF in the past. You must feel very brave behind a keyboard. Pathetic.

You really think so? Personally I think that Adam would be far better served with a season as a Heat Leader / 2nd String in the PL rather than drop back to the NDL. He is far too good for the NDL now and won't learn much more from riding at that level again. I wish he had stuck to his guns and turned down the Eagles re-approach, but he is such a nice lad that he probably found it difficult for him so to do. I just hope it doesn't back-fire on him. By the way, just read Len Silver's comments about the rain-off. What a great wind-up merchant he is. More promoters making statements like that would fire-up some good old-fashioned inter track rivalries. Looks like he got a couple to bite on here. Good old Uncle Len. Enjoy your speedway guys.

Mate, Buczkowski scored 6 + 0 last night as opposed to 4 + 1 last time he rode there. Not what you meant though by 'a few more' eh, mate ????? Got that wrong didn't you, eh mate? Not there to see it though were you eh, mate (more of your favourites there) And still not able to congratulate your opponents on a victory, eh mate ? Pathetic (oh, another of your favourites there)

So Eastbourne borrow an Elite League rider for a couple of months. Not what the National Development League is all about is it?

Didn't call Gavan a 'twit' though did you? You called him something else altogether, which is par for the course for you...

That's a Mighty Whooooooooooooooooooooooooosh

Unsurprisingly, they have gone with an AP Media standard web design. Safe and straightforward and at least Andy and his team should be relied on to keep it updated and will respond to comments and criticisms in good time.

This year's British SGP will not be held at the Millennium Stadium, rather the Principality Stadium - which I believe is fairly close by and, the way things are going, I wouldn't hold my breath on the SWC being staged in Manchester - although it may be that it will be the new Grand Opening Meeting there - depending on the delivery and installation of track covers.