stevebrum

That's a given.

nor could you. Plus id ask you to prove your 2nd statement but it would be fruitless because you can't. Why would British youngsters want to follow in the footsteps of a rider they barely know? So you are advocating that Crump is the better role model? The rider that was born in the UK but choose to ride for Australia?? I'm sure the youngsters would be rolling on the floor laughing at that suggestion as most forum readers tend to do at the majority of your posts anyway. Please keep these pearlers coming please.

It really isn't that difficult. He divided public opinion like no other. An Australia described as the most natural talent on a bike. Tai is squeaky clean in comparison.

He is more likable than some Poole assets that's for sure.

Show me the proof that ALL youngsters DON'T want to be the next Woffy?? That's right, you can't. Same old Tai basher. But you are right, no up and coming youngsters want to be the next British World Champion. The gift that keeps giving. I will remind you who gets the biggest cheer at Cardiff by the way, or I could tell you now. Thankfully not everyone thinks like you. Phew.

Wouldn't it have to be another prodigee from the NL tho? Rose will count as 1 Lambert didn't ride NL did he?? If not then any replacement would have to be British surely? ?

That's his whole British career.

Let's face it, Milk is way ahead of KK right now but surely it's not possible as he rides Czech league as well as for Wroclaw in Poland and Indianerna in Sweden. Why would he want to quit his own league? As it stands he isn't even a consideration surely.

What a vile bigoted poster you are with a comment like that. wonder why all youngsters want to be the next Woffy? Youngsters aspire to be as good as Tai. Darcy was equally as selfish about riding here than anyone else. He gave nothing back to the EL, nor should he be expected to. Let's see who gets the biggest cheer at Cardiff then yet again which will yet again disprove your theory he only has hardcore fans now. It gave me a little chuckle anyway. They also both have a long history of saying no to the SWC. Coincidence maybe?

I wouldn't. Anyway no rider can sign after July so that seems fine to me.

Won't be any worse than the rubbish Pole he is replacing.

I'd prefer Tungate.

Can't work out if we were that good or the Rebels that poor. They had their moments tho. Tungate held 2nd well in heat 1. The reserves gated for a potentially maximum heat until Graversen threw away 2nd with a poor 3rd bend on the 2nd lap. Hougaard got outsmarted on the final bend in the 3rd. Starke had a couple of great races. Besides fair effort from Allen it was a tough night for the travelling Rebel army fans. Probably the lowest crowd of the season for the weakest opposition so far. Track rode a lot slicker I thought and times not as quick as usual. Too much of a dominant show for the league leaders who generally controlled proceedings limiting the visitors to pick up the odd scrap. Schlein epitomised that with Starke in heat 12 as he knew precisely where he would be attacking from. Roo boy run straight to the fence on the back straight to kill all his speed. Greaves had enough in the tank to stay ahead of him for 4 laps. Some dodgy decisions by May for the Rebels - the TR for Allen in heat 8 was a schoolboy error and Hougaard on a TR against Fred? Odd. WOLVES FRED - untouchable. In a different league this season. 5/5 KYLE - did his job perfectly. Decent effort. 3.5/5 ROO - dropped a single point to Tungate in heat 5. Steady and attacking in equal measures. 4.5/5 JACOB - first 5 ride 5 wins this season, ignoring the paid variety. Quickest Wolves rider tonight. 5/5 MOTM SAM - another solid night. 3.5/5 MARK - lowest scorer but had very little to beat as had Graversen 3 times. Beat Rebels number one. 2.5/5 NATHAN - our best reserve. Scored in each heat. Looking more stable and prepared to attack. Getting better each time I see him. 3.5/5 REBELS Tungate - started off okay ended poorly. 2/5 Starke - sounded awful in his first couple of heats then looked awfully quick. Until Heat 15. 2.5/5 RR - scored zero. Wright would have got 3 or 4. Hougaard - this was an average Monmore showing from the Dane. 2/5 Grajczonek - thought he had a bit of fight in heat 4, I was wrong. 0.5/5 Allen - fair first effort at the Green. Certainly had his moments. 2.5/5 Graversen - dreadful, and that's being kind.0/5

He didn't return to the pits as he would have been excluded for doing so. He had his helmet colour changed on the back straight.

Never drink the stuff. I guess that's part of your problem.

You clearly haven't smelled the coffee yet. It would have to be yea.

You wouldn't want the most in form and top rider this season to guest???? Deal. Garrity is available next time you come calling.

Don't think you can get rid of James can you as who is your 2nd rider who has ridden in the NL besides Kyle?

All of their top 5 have had good moments at Monmore. Allen as far as I know hasn't ridden it before. Graversen I think has without doing much.

Yes he does, Smederna. That's another one that can't. Like Vaculik. List getting shorter.

Or assessed 7 for any newcomers like they did for Lindback last season.

12 point home win.

I had already pointed out that Vaculik wouldn't be able to. He rides in 3 leagues including his own so would be prevented under the Polish ruling. It will be who actually wants to ride here, so choices will be limited. Better hope it's a decent one. Although in fairness most riders would be an improvement on the awful Pole. On a more serious note bad luck to KK. It's never good to hear of injuries to any riders.

you need a new number one. KK is virtually useless. Couple weeks these days.

Lewis will be on 6.26