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Thanks, just had a look on trainline, just over half an hour journey, If Liverpool St or any other stations enroute were close to home you'd be daft to drive

Apologies for going off topic, but which London station does the line at Rye House go too, since Oxford closed, and a few of us went to the Launchpad for our fix we always sore a good few fans waiting for the train as we walked back to where we had parked. Even though its a long way out i bet it was cheaper and probably less stressful to use public transport from certain areas of London

You're a wiseman to know when to cal it quits,

The problem is you're obviously far more conscientious than the vast majority, fairplay to you for being so. I'm 58 and passed my test just before my 18th birthday, i hate to think of the bad habits i''ve picked up over the years. As i've got older i dislike driving at night, in heavy rain or fog more each time it happens.

Could some of the problems with the new delivery service be confusing street numbering and SatNav error. I know for example if you used my postcode in a SatNav it takes you to a neighbouring close. Also some streets have very confusing numbering, my job involves visiting customers and town planners are fairly high on my hitlist for having their heads banged on a wall when i'm running the country. As i say to my customers who tell me everyone has a problem finding them, usually because the house number or name isn't visible until you stand next to it, the fire brigade will find you easy enough !

Agreed, you're idea is far better

Which proves that the sport should be run by an independent authority

very good show

PZM will notify the FIM of their decision by midday on the 16th

IMO the idea smacks of a quickly drawn up back of a fag packet plan to make up for the balls-up of telling the NL how to run their businesses

I was totally unaware of those unique circumstances

Sure i read somewhere on this forum that he may be involved with the Eurosport coverage so would be unavailable for a teamplace in the top league

I daresay a meeting on the friday would give the track too much of a pounding with little time to get it back to its best for the GP

My post is a generalisaton, for example i don't know off the top of my head how many young British riders have taken a break from the sport at the drop of a hat in the last 5 seasons. I do know however that its far too many, so what are the reasons Money or lack of it Too much pressure and/or fear of failure Fear due to having a few big getoffs so now worried about another painful injury The UK policy on non competitive sports etc as you don't want to upset children who lose the egg and spoon race, who then get totally confused by seeing their parents doing the same race like their lives depended on it, 30 minutes later that day Professional junior, nice signwritten van and a bit of eyecandy on the arm Drugs/Alcohol For what its worth to encourage young British riders i think there should be a ruling, foreign rider comes in on say an assessed 4 point average, his teambuilding average should never drop below that figure, but his GSA should be what his riding position is based on.

I read last week that Garry May said that Somerset were interested in running the meeting if allowed. The management will probably decide on Scunthorpe due to its close proximity to Cardiff

It's actually Ellis Edam the big cheese in Dutch speedway who's signed

I hope he does very well as he certainly has the talent, my point though about him was meant more as a generalisation that riders who constantly need a break etc are always a gamble as they can leave the team in the lurch, Though plenty of teams are far to quick to drop an under performing rider

Did Justin Elkins complete a meeting without an EF ?

Never trust a talent however good they are if they are stuck in the mindset of retirement/break/comeback from the sport as they'll always let you down

To be fair to him, discounting 2020 he hasn't ridden a lot in the preceding few seasons due to injury, so maybe rightly or wrongly this was taken into account for Rising Star status.

I reckon your full name is Bob Costa Mesa

Maybe you should contact Justin Tomlinson MP he is the minister for disabilities,

If the individual GP type series goes ahead i'd like the IOW and Mildenhall promotions to be asked if they would like to run a round each.

I'd agree, looked to me that LT was trying to leave room to race, back end went round a bit to far, due to rider error or a patchy track