dontforgetthefueltapsbruv

Any meat eater would likely prefer the finest fillet steak but if its £50 and you only have a fiver then you have to choose a burger or give up beef For a while some vouchers (sky money) or friendly charities (wealthy sponsors/owners) may allow the steak to be ordered Some would then choose option 1 and some will choose option 2 but either way if theres only £5 available eventually the steak cant be on the menu

Hasnt his average risen by nearly a point? Not as much as perhaps hoped or expected but certainly a lot better than a number of others have managed....

As has been pointed out Im totally neutral so no reason to be 'scared' as the result is irrelevant - there is much more at stake here I do have a care for British Speedway and if it were agreed to let Josh G ride in Poland and then compound that by granting a facility we may as well pack it all up and turn off the lights

Licence is an irrelevant smokescreen International calender priority ti Britain

As it should be

Some would say that is an interesting insight into the Poole mindset towards rules and regulations - I however will just highlight it and reserve judgement

Guy Nicholls is owner of TruPlant - long term sponsor of many high profile riders (originally thru Forkrent which he sold a few years ago in a multi million pound deal) and now also team sponsor at both Ipswich and Kings Lynn Also has a tipper and aggregates divisions Google it you will be impressed

Why would Klindt be covering his rides? The no facility NL guest will need to take minimum 3

Now thats a comment I accept as a valid opinion as opposed to one claiming he cost Glasgow the match It is a trait that appears more common now than ever before although Im sure it has always happened to an extent

I didnt see that it was Lakeside had changed their minds so was wondering if the showground availability had changed

Rory hasnt been in quite that imperious form just lately and has also suffered a couple of engine issues

I was hoping you or a fellow pussycat could tell me.....

An unbeaten Schlein wouldve seen Glasgow score 38 I suppose it made a poor result piss poor but thats all

Come on get a grip!! At heat 10 it was 40 - 20 and the match was over At that point Schlein had 5 from 2 and even had he he got 3 straight wins to finish there was never even the chance of a point let alone more Edit - An unbeaten Schlein wouldve seen Glasgow score 38 points

Then the only alternative is to retain the better riders but those riders reduce their wage demands to current Championship levels.....

This must be a mistake (the BSPA are not unknown for them!) Clegg hadnt ridden in the Championship by the cut off point for the averages therefore his most recent average MUST be his converted Premiership figure - 3 It may seem a minor point now but wont be should a replacement or guest be required during August

https://twitter.com/glasgowtigers/status/1023150648089559040?s=19

Good news - at least as good as could be expected considering!

Totally irrelevant - international calender gives priority to British Premiership on a Monday No Josh due to riding in Poland should be no facillty

Guy Nicholls has been quite clear that the reason he hasnt bought a speedway club is that he doesnt feel he would have the autonomy to run it the way he feels would be best due to the structure and decision making process as it is Is that likely to change? Speedway is lucky to have the likes of Guy in whatever form that investment takes

Klindt to No1 and Bach to reserve from 1st August....

Lets hope its all just precaution and no serious issue is actually there All the best Nathan - the thoughts of the Massif are with you

Does that mean the showground are being more accomodating with available dates? Can only be good news for the club if that is so

The only points he will score will be gifts! Presumably MBA couldnt get going again - if he had you surely wouldve been confident he would catch and pass Wally withb3 and a half laps to do it

Credit where its due I only take the piss when you deserve it - which admitedly is 9 times out of ten