The White Knight

Yes - I noticed that. I think it is a shame really, because there have been some terrific Premier League Meetings on SKY in the past............. I wonder why? Perhaps the so called top League do not want to give any money to the Championship? Just guessing.

Nothing to apologise for OFF. But thank you.

No chance of a Speedway Track being incorporated in to the proposed new Stadium I suppose?

1. Hans Nielsen 2. Erik Gundersen 3. Ole Olsen 4. Nikki Pedersen 5. Jan O. Pedersen

I certainly agree with you Sidney. Briggo would/should have won in 1972 had it not been for Persson. That is one thing of which I am totally convinced.

If you see my highlighted bit in tmc's Post that I quoted OFF.

Whey hey!!! Michanek and myself have something in common. :approve:

Perhaps the best Track I have seen was Redcar when it first opened. That was down to Glyn Taylor.

Seems like a bit of sharp practice to me. If you had owed them £20.19 they would have been after you quick enough. No the wonder some Companies get a bad name. I am not thinking of changing my provider at present but if I was, I would avoid talktalk like the plague. Thanks for the tip Bruno.

:shock: That made me laugh Dave. :rofl:

Two great Posts - Posts that the Powers that be should take careful note of - but - will they?

As I said, room for improvement. I am sure they will learn.

Well - I must say that overall I enjoyed the production. Pit interviews were good. We saw the Presentation as BT did not cut it off early as has happened before. Room for improvement - yes. But a pretty good start I'd say.

They certainly did. That is why I have no use for Bernt Persson who T-Boned Briggo in the 1972 World Final. Cost him his thumb and, in my opinion, another World Championship. I was so pleased when Mauger beat Persson in the run-off. He killed off Persson's chances before ever the Tapes went up. Mauger totally out psyched him.

Bloody Double Points. :mad: Cost you the Match. :sad:

British youngsters have so many things to choose from these days - they don't have the same dedication as someone who has left their native Country, travelled thousands of miles to race Speedway. The Australians have left home and family and family comforts in a bid to increase their abilities as Speedway Riders. Our lads just finish their Speedway practice and go home. That I think is part of the problem, the Aussies have to work harder to keep themselves, they don't have the comfort of being able to go home. I think that dedication has a lot to do with it.

That is very, very sad. I am surprised it hasn't been given more prominence. Peter deserves better than to have his Memorial hidden away. Can nothing be done about this Edinburgh Fans?

Personally - I am a big fan of the Redcar Track when it is prepared properly. I like Scunthorpe too.

From the names given: i) Fundin ii) Knutsson iii) Michanek iv) Rickardsson v) Jansson An honourable mention for Peter Karlsson who I personally admired very much both as a man and a Rider.

Haha - I remember reading about that. :D

Berwick's Shielfield Park also had steep banking on the pit's bend. I was amazed when I saw how steep it was when invited to take a close look and acually walk on it.

Sounds like his copy was very wet when he received it. Just guessing.

Surely the financial side has to be considered. Any other way would mean ruin for Leicester too.

If you are talking about Classic Speedway - far better to get both it and BackTrack on subscription a4poster. They are very reliable. I have been on subscription since day one of both periodicals and have never issed one issue. I have never even had to ring or complain. Not sticking my nose in - I am only trying to help.

Just received mine today too. It looks excellent again. :approve: I look forward to reading it, only looked at the pictures so far.................. Must finish my BackTrack first though.