Blazeaway

Member since July 2007, so I don't think so.

Now I will type this really slowly so you can understand. Yes, the individual meetings shown on SKY may have a decrease in crowd numbers, not always the case tough as has been proved by Lakeside and Swindon if promoted properly they can still attract decent crowds. But the overall exposure the sport receives by being shown on SKY can only be a good thing for Speedway on the whole. Casual viewers and lapsed fans (myself included) have been brought (back) into the sport by attending at their local tracks.

Utter nonsense. In my opinion SKY's coverage has brought people back to the sport and also introduced newcomers. I wonder what sort of state the sport would be in now without the last ten years of coverage.

It's all Matt Fords fault

Er, London is a big place mate! Whereabouts is he in London? Your best bet is WH Smiths or a decent sized Tesco.

Yes it is going to be on SKY I've spoken to the bloke who presents it!

After speaking to someone involved with Fish O he said you are talking rubbish. It's scheduled for July 14/15th.

Have you actually been diagnosed with something or are you just stupid?

No you are not. It's for a year. Christ, you make SteveDumb look intelligent.

Really? So you know more about my deal with SKY than I do? Priceless! You've come out with some rubbish in the past but this tops it all. Fool.

It's for a year and then I will do it all over again.

I have SKY HD, Broadband, Multi Room, SKY talk and the complete package movies sports etc Which costs me less than £60.00 per month. How? I e-mailed the CEO of SKY and told him I was moving to Virgin!

Or X-Factor...

Any chance of a track return for Buzz Burrows, given Parsloes affinity for the Sheffield based speedster...

yep it's clear that the GP series is the best and fairest way to find the Worlds best rider.

Go to Bydgoscz.

Er, as a promoter wasn't he part of the British Speedway Promoters Association?

If NKI had the added burden of a GP season there is now way he would have averaged what he did in Sweden and Poland.

For me Ed has got about as good as he's ever going to get. Time for him to do a Chris Neath I reckon.

Havelock was on fire the year he won the WC.

Hampel won't win a World Championship as long as I have a hole in my ar$e and back then he stood even less a chance. Er, but that wasn't actually my question. You may as well have answered with "horseradish sauce" or something equally as relevant.

Even Parsoles has stopped banging his anti GP drum! Looks like it's just TWK and that other bird that can't see the woods for the trees...

Dear God...

Christ, name me one rider not in the GP's from the last ten years who had a genuine chance at being World Champion.

Er, I think you're missing his point. I believe he's asking who you think will finish in the top eight next year.