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Totally agree screamer spot on, the biggest and best joker is:icon_smile_clown: Middleditch

Think the biggest joker was Middleditch when he used Nicholls much to early and it totally failed. Middleditch is always full of himself as it is but now should wear the jokers hat that would suit him down to the ground As for the meeting very boring with the result never in doubt with Poland way to good for GB and the other 2 teams just making the numbers up. Be a different kettle of fish Thursday especially if Russia are at full strength.

Easy one to forcast this world cup meeting - 1st Russia 2nd Czechs 3rd GB 4th Poland Winner of the final - Russia any takers

Think this meeting is a waste of time should just seed the Russians straight through and we all know that Poland wont score 10 and get knocked out

Just goes to show what a sorry declining state British speedway is in when a premier league rider is included in the British side for the world cup If this is the best team Britain can field, its best they dont bother at all. They have not got a chance in hell of even reaching the finals that alone winning Sad sad days as the decline continues unabated

What planet are you on britpete? planet cuckoo land I guess. Absolutely done on purpose as was proven by Wards comments just before the race. Cheat comes to mind but justice was done in the end when holder came 3rd bl**dy good job

Yes ZODIAK and us genuine Witches fans cant wait to see our new No6 next season Cameron Heeps, WOW!!! what a fantastic prospect so unlike mouth almighty this season. Bring him on

Easy answer to that question my friend - With Ipswich Witches next season at reserve and I cant wait to see this super prospect line up in place of all mouth and no action Hart

Cant agree that Cameron Heeps is an awful gater, he looked quite capable at Mildenhall Sunday of out gating many riders. He has been brought up on smallish tracks so Mildenhall is no problem. Think his 16th birthday is on October 27th so will never be Witches No8 this season worse luck. Ive watched him riding the Foxhall track after the meeting and he goes wide for the grip and looks superb with his great style. Think he will be Witches new No6 next season and watch him go and soon be in the team proper.

These are great days at Mildenhall the best Ive known for many a long day. Great team, great management team, good crowds and an excitingly prepared track. Now Cameron Heeps has been allowed to ride things look like getting even better. And those WONDERFUL fish"n"chips mmmmmmmm luvvvvvvvvverly

Tip top post Wag you are so so right and the Witches will reap the awards next season when the lad lines up at reserve to take you know whos place cant wait

Well it pains me to have to say this after explaining to you (which I didnt have to do after all who are you to tell me what to do or not to do ) but I dont care what you say so touche

Very sorry if Ive offended you in any way but Im only stating the true facts as was very clear to see yesterday at West Row. Nothing Ive said is not the truth so wheres the harm in it, thats life if you abuse it. Heeps will be at reserve for Witches next season I have no doubt have you?

What a sensational debut from the fantastic young Cameron Heeps with paid 15 Given too many rides in my opinion for such a young lad of 15 when put in heat 15. No wonder he failed to score must have been cream crackered, why not Joe Jacobs he was very impressive if not the stylist that super Cameron is. Riding at reserve next season for the Witches will be a joy for all genuine Witches fans and watching his progress, so unlike one of Witches reserves this season who is going backwards

Thats FANTASTIC news What a joy it will be to see this wonderful talented 15 year old ride for Mildenhall on a regular basis. If only there was British young riders around with his super talent but sadly there are none. So exciting days ahead for Mildenhall although losing Brundle will be a big loss.

Watch this space in 2012 and also watch Cameron Heeps at no 6 for the Witches. Remember Bagpuss where you heard it first

It has to be remembered that riding against young foreign riders will bring the British lads on. So banning all foreign riders in the NI is not a good idea for British riders and the all so important fans who miss out seeing them. Just riding against riders of their own ability gives the impression a rider is doing better than he actually is. Banning Heeps riding at Mildenhall this season was very petty, after all are not Australia in the Commonwealth?

Other than being a Mildenhall or Witches fan, the rest of the leagues are just plain jealous that Ipswich/Mildenhall signed this wonderfully talented 15 year old who one day will be a big star

Well the whole package at Rye House is awful. I went early season and there was not one good thing I could say about the set up there and neither could my fellow 15 Witches fans that came with me. Len Silver is just a greedy man making outrageous statements, no wonder the fans stay away.

Great win for Mildenhall on a tricky ridge laden track like Rye House. Joe Jacobs had a brill meeting only spoilt by a chain break. And Cameron Heeps who will be Witches very talented reserve next season showed what a fantastic prospect he is by winning his first ever race at Rye House in the second half races and then another

Quite agree it will be great to have a really talented rider at reserve for the Witches next season in Cameron Heeps so unlike this season

Well is that attitude the correct one, remember Witches are in the premier league now and will be visiting on a regular basis from now on. So thats why Ive only had one visit in 30 years. I went to Rye House in a convoy of 4 cars with 4 in each, thats 16 paying customers paying OTT prices and thats alot of revenue to be lost for Len Silver. As none of us will go again and Im sure many more Witches fans will not either. So think on Glenn, its down to fans attending meetings that keep speedway going, without them - no speedway

Just saying it as I see it and being realistic thats all. The Rye House track is the worst Ive seen so whats wrong stating the facts

Well thanks for your inside views that explanation was very eye opening. Having not visited Rye House for about 30 years, I had no idea of the other way of going as I was using satnav and was glad of it. Your remarks about the track are pretty spot on but just ask Morten Risager what he thinks of the track! The car park was total chaos with cars going in all directions and parking was a shambles. Had to wait nearly 10 minutes for a pee and gave up on waiting for fish"n"chips as we were not going to wait an hour and miss the racing and went hungry. As I said not a good experience and will not go again but thanks for your thoughts.

Mildenhall with a huge lead are obviously hot favourites to go through and I expect them to do so. Quite honestly Hackney were awful at Mildenhall and never seemed to have the heart to fight. So if this happens on a regular basis I can see why fans give them a miss. But having said that, after visiting Rye House in early season with the Witches team, it is the worst track Ive ever had the misfortune to witness with dangerous ridges and ruts and the terrible car park and paying to go through a barrier going in and OUT. Add to this its the most expensive stadium to enter with very few urinals and a mile long queue for fish and chips. Tell you I wont be paying my hard earned money taking my family again to that outpost