
Hamish McRaker
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Leicester vs Oxford PL R2 11/08/25 19:30
Hamish McRaker replied to IainB's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
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Leicester vs Oxford PL R2 11/08/25 19:30
Hamish McRaker replied to IainB's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
It's very fortunate for Leicester, that Becker can use his Polish club as a way to make his return to riding, and they will also take responsibility for any additional rehabilitation needs arising therefrom. Leicester therefore have protection from any adverse consequences, whilst this remains the case. Back in days of yore, it would be a run-out in the second half of a meeting, and if he could complete 4 laps, back in the team, often with bad consequences -
Leicester Lions 2025
Hamish McRaker replied to SuperStarsFan91's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
And it also depends on what "race" actually means, in some cases and instances -
King's Lynn Stars 2025
Hamish McRaker replied to Bald Bloke's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Not too bad then. Maybe boosted by the time down at #6? I'd be interested to know what he's averaged without including the matches at #6 -
King's Lynn Stars 2025
Hamish McRaker replied to Bald Bloke's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
So Jan Kvech is now at #1 but even so, possibly he's been a bit underwhelming this season. I'd expected him to have had the #1 role nailed down earlier in the season, rather than spending time down at #6. -
Sheffield v Leicester - BSN 24/07/2025
Hamish McRaker replied to 40-38's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Woffinden is back on a speedway bike -
When does Nick Morris become eligible to resume
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To increase the interest and entertainment, there should be arm-wrestling contests between riders based on their riding numbers, with Scott Nicholls refereeing. If a team is using r/r for a team place, the team manager should be the substitute. 7 contests would produce a winning team, with a separate league table running through the season. They could run a darts league as well.
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Sheffield Tigers 2025
Hamish McRaker replied to InTheDeepStuff's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
In an accident of no importance which has recently occurred, several insignificant internet forum contributors suffered minor bruises and inflammation of their egos due to having particularly thin skin. On the other hand, Tai Woffinden is made from tough stuff. -
Leicester Lions 2025
Hamish McRaker replied to SuperStarsFan91's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
The news about Cook comes as no surprise does it? He ceased to be a viable team member at the Premiership level at least two seasons ago. It highlights the enormous loss that Dan Thompson is to the club and team. I don't know how he has been allowed to desert Leicester but whoever is responsible should be sacked -
Hard to say, not knowing the chap or having anything much to gauge by, so far. Without hope there is no point in trying.
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I suppose it's a matter of how well a team is doing over the second "half" of the season, that counts. Had the impression Oxford threw in the towel last year especially after Leicester got into gear. Perhaps this year, they're more oriented towards having scope for beefing up the team later-on. I can see some big away defeats, early doors.
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I don't think Antti Vuolas has potential to improve on his 4.13 average and can see him or Jeppesen being replaced by Nick Morris when he regains his license. Rew on the other hand may thrive and improve well, and Edwards ought to lord it over his counterparts, at least. Musielak and Zagar to perform to their averages, so MJJ is for me the unpredictable ingredient. The alleged statement by Grudziadz needs to be dealt with definitively by Birmingham asap. I recall about 10 years ago when Leicester began the season with both Lung and Mikkelsen but it later transpired both were only on pre-Sweden contracts
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Could do!
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Arise, Sir Chris Harris
Hamish McRaker replied to Hamish McRaker's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Well the honours system is completely outdated, no longer appropriate and a relic of long-gone days when Britain had an Empire. Hopefully this has provided a bit of harmless amusement, whilst we wait for Birmingham and Oxford to finalise their teams. Maybe like Geoffrey Boycott until the foolish Theresa May (confirming what a joke the system is) actually awarded him one, Chris Harris could just become popularly called "Sir Bomber" -
Surely it would be appropriate for Chris Harris to feel the touch of steel upon his shoulders? The man exudes all that is great about the best Britains and Cornishmen, qualities sadly lacking in today's spoiled snowflakes