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At the beginning of the season assurances were given that Len Silver was only 'Promotor in mentor' and RH was completely separate from the KK are we to assume that was an untruth now?. It's little wonder people are sceptical.

Hopefully someone will put us right.

But surely if he rode on that average how ever many meetings it would be 'current'.

He rode for Stoke last year? ;-/

If Simon Lambert is on a 5 it will go on sealed bids I imagine and that goes for whichever Lambert you are referring to :-)

To be fair to Mildy the pressure was on them with it being the 2nd leg as the pressure was on the Islanders in the 1st run. The 2nd leg at home is always difficult. The Islanders just had to ride with no expectations the Tigers HAD to win. I can't see the final being completed either which is sad.

Yes I think we have established that now and that wasn't my point?

That is what I said the implication was he was. How can a team openly 'drop' a rider but leave them in the 1 - 7 and bring guests in.!!! Before I get blasted I know the rules allow it but does that make it right?

Maybe Coles has been 'rested' to bring Phillips in. Although, I did think Phillips had signed for Mildenhall but on close inspection of the press release it has been quite sneakily written (No mention of signing) http://www.speedwaygb.co/news.php?extend.22295

Meeting at Mildenhall off due to weather(again) Re staging this Sunday at 3.30pm

I suppose having to re run the whole thing again is probably a bit extreme. Did I hear on Sky about 'Golden heats'? Maybe that could have been an option

Probably because most people will be stopping at home to watch Eurosport.? but I suppose they will have to come up with a reason. Who can blame them

and I'm sure Kerr has done his fair share. Is any move dirty it's a fast testosterone adrenaline filled sport what do some people expect. You're damned if you don't give it a go and you're damned if you do

Sorry just thought for a final which you have a good chance of winning on current form(nothing being taken for granted) I thought I'd call it that

I'm surprised that Dudley didn't insist on having the 2nd leg at Dudleywood but I suppose it's better to go into an away meeting knowing the home lead

To be fair it was no longer a must win meeting for 6th place.. Any comparison is futile if you ask me !!!!!!!!!

So if we are to accept that 'rules is rules' why can't you accept that Robert is riding abroad and if teams want him, with the restrictions he has to impose on them and all, then. Does it matter the class of rider he rides against he obviously feels he is going to gain the more experience in the veernoord meeting than at Mildenhall. It is no different to Kerr being at Newcastle or Worrall/Rose being at their respective PL clubs which if Lambert were old enough he also would have higher league commitments. Give it a rest will you. If want to see him 'develop into a world class rider' then get yourself booked onto the ferry to the continent.

What is a shame is that he Ian't considered mature enough to ride in higher leagues here

Especially if Rye House stuff them tomorrow and drop to 7th I suppose the question is. Did Redcar win or did Newcastle lose ?

Over 21 if you are a brit !!!!!

It wasn't cheering it was clapping as if they felt their rider had been aggrieved and Ben was getting his just deserts (probably because he got a great gate and the referee pulled it back). That is why I raised it as an issue, which is wrong.

I know they were probably only doing it as an automatic reaction to Morley being excluded and that meant a better chance of points for their riders but it was bad!!!!!

I've heard of the cheering when riders fall off but I can't say it's been evident at the meetings I've attended (even Dudley) but today as I stood on the 1st turn at West Row I actually witnessed the whole of the 1st turn clapping when Ben Morley fell off and hit the fence in Ht 13 and I was astonished. Just saying !!!!!!

I think the biggest surprise would be if any of the guesses were right