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That's good of Greg, considering he couldn't give 2 stuffs about the British leagues.

Not a cat in hells chance of that ever happening. You obviously have never seen him ride at Monmore. Utterly useless.

Wolves would never sign him. Thank god.

James is more than doing his job. He got a maximum in his first match, forgotten by some.

That's even worse as he is one of the worst confidence riders around. Let's hope for Poole fans sake he is able to turn it around. Read what FB is saying, that's exactly what he is saying. #mustlearntoreadapostfullybeforelookinganumpty

Of course 4 points is credible, he got 3 of them for heat 2 when both Wolves reserves were snoozing! I think even Grondal in that instance would have got a win or paid win. 4 points I agree made a big difference and for me the point Swindon gained was our ineffectiveness at reserve and the Robins duo ability to pick up the odd points against Our 2. Perhaps stunning was the wrong choice of words! It's unusual to see a rider so out of shape and adrift on the opening bends to pass with such ease. Anyway, nice to see you make the trip all the way from Portugal. Such a dedicated fan. Now we know why he wasn't in heat 15. Get well soon Freddie. You got a title to go for. Shanes.

Looking at last week's averages in speedway star Kacper is about a point lower than KK this season so not a great difference. Ability is one thing, form is another. KK appears to be having another of his rubbish years which he is prone to have. His world class status isn't being earned this year and it's looking unlikely you have a ready made replacement waiting to fill his shoes so is likely to earn a reprieve I'd imagine. Which of course is great news to those teams with serious ambition this season.

I told you all so! Lack of interest??? Wolves ride as a team, not one person. That's why we are well clear at the top of the table. Freddie didn't appear on the parade and mention of an ankle or foot injury when he got out of shape in heat 13. as a second string of reserve he might do okay. That's what I heard too. The kind of result i was half expecting. Swindon have been good on the road and proved that again tonight. Lord knows how as if you look at the scorechart the Robins were a 2 man team. Crucially for Wolves we weren't at 100% tonight and mostly in reserve we got outscored paid 6 to paid 12 and that's where we lacked tonight. The track was quick and grippy with some consistent fast times all night. Riss in particular struggled and had his best ride just before the regrading. At the mid point it looked all over as far as a challenge goes for the Robins even after the tactical 2nd place for Doyle and when Rory made a super last to first in a breathtaking race in the 12th at 14 points clear the match was already won so how the Robins snuck a point is baffling. In truth it was all down to their top 2 who got them the point they deserved in the end. It was actually great to watch a match and not text for a change too!! WOLVES FRED - class in the first 3 then got outsmarted in the 13th. 20 heats unbeaten at Monmore ended in that race. Hope his foot is ok. 4/5 KYLE - finished strong even tho he does make some heart stopping lunges towards the back straight fence at times. 3/5 RORY - Wolves top scorer and battled hard for those points, particularly heat 12. 3.5/5 MOTM JACOB - a superb battle from a 15 metre handicap to 2nd within 2 laps against a useless Ellis/Bellego in heat 3 he wasn't quite as effective after that or as usual. 3.5/5 SAM - 3 superb wins including nullifying the tactical for Doyle in the 11th and then a stone last in the 13th. 4/5 MARK - heat 7 the only highlight. 1.5/5 NATHAN - certainly tried and took 2 3rd places from beating both reserves. 2/5 ROBINS Doyle - saved his best till the last 2 races but was always going to bag plenty of points 4/5 RR - scored 3+1 which is about what I would have existed from BWD. Ellis - saved his best race for his last heat but having out battled Rory on the opening bend virtually killing his challenge he wasn't quick enough to stop a surging Schlein fightback. A spell at reserve is probably what he needs. 1.5/5 Bellego - got better however nowhere near as effective as he has been so far this season. 2/5 Morris - highly impressive. Looks quick, put Freddie under pressure in the 6th. Superb back up for Doyle. 4.5/5 Gappmaier - did his job in the reserve heat but was nowhere after that. Did no different to what Grondal would have likely done. 1.5/5 Wajtknecht - scored in 3 of his heats. Job more than done. 2.5/5

I think it will be closer than most expect, I hope I'm wrong tho!

Trolling again I see.

If he rode in the NL then that should cover it.

BWD rode in NL so has to count afaic. Morris has never used his British dual nationality so I hope he doesn't get to use it now!

and you're the troll that attacks Tai at every given chance. Anyway it's about Ben so back to topic. In your opinion. Let's see how many progress to Robert and Tai's level in the next 3 or 4 years.And thanks for the little attack at the end. You just lost the argument afaic. Anyway back to Ben. Think he can offer a top flight team good value dependant on his average.

I'm aware of that. Just replying to a post mentioning the next generation. Sorry if it went off topic.

And that's why we won't have another rider of that standard for a long time. The BSPA haven't a clue or care enough. Shame, the next generation can learn tons from the multi British world champion.

I don't get this biggest and safest thing. Tai and Holder as examples say that the polish tracks are the safest and brutish tracks are dangerous but where have the recent deaths (including Lee) occurred on?? This is no slight on the NSS by the way, which is an exceptional race track.

You will only get a Tai or Lambert every few years. Both have done things their own way and that's why they are both exceptional talents (Tai proven, lambert mighty strides so far.) We are a few years away from the likes of Parkinson Blackburn, Kyle Bickley as examples getting close to the standards that Lambert is at. We need a much better plan to help that generation that Tai can offer assistance but it's fallen on deaf ears.

I always thought clowns had there moments, sadly not with the rj one. It was only a week ago he said he had me and bwitcher on ignore so he won't see this post anyway. Titter titter.

Can't believe plenty were saying Rye were a top 4 team, me included. Needs an injection of youth to save their season.

The robins are dangerous away that's true, a good point for them.

Clearly the former.

Haven't seen Lindgren struggle once this year at Monmore. More fantasy from the Belle Vue troll.

Reflecting the mirror. Guess you don't see it.

Says the troll who is posting on a wolves Swindon thread. Absolutely the gift that keeps giving.

1 trick pony fishing.