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Apparently there is a big meeting of the league bosses planned in two weeks time. Perhaps we will hear something shortly after that. My wife has her hair done at the hairdressers that Kyle Howarth's mother works at.

There is a small column in today's Daily Mirror reporting the above and it says the season will start in june or early july. The Polish authorities are allegedly demanding that every rider that rides in Poland must live there for the season.

Correct in parts. England never won it again after Chris and PC did the business for both their club, country and city.

For me, Tai was not a patch on PC. One was a rider who won all there was to win, turned up and proudly rode for their country winning ten world championship honours, and was the darling of the sport and further popularised it at the time. The other was, in comparison, someone who could not be arsed, as it was all about him. Sad but true.

Whilst i do not subscribe to the suggestion that there is a conspiracy by the Chinese, there is little doubt over where it came from and how it was communicated. The Chinese/Koreans etc etc will eat absolutely anything be it dogs/cats/bats/snakes/spiders whatever. I know because the company i work for exports food stuffs to China and the far east. There are certain things people should not eat, and the above eat it. It comes as no surprise that the Chinese/South Koreans have the least reported percentage of deaths by far from this virus. Most have immunity to it. Simple as that.

Kuwait somewhere i think as well.

I think Robert is at his level. He is inconsistent, he has good seasons and not so good ones. I cannot, and obviously i hope to be proved wrong, see him in the GP's in the coming years. He has the experience to be better than he is, if that makes sense, so i cannot see him getting any better.

I remember Steve Gresham wiping Louis Carr out on the pits bend at the late great Hyde Road, and witnessing the resulting punch up. Was well out of order.

National Holidays have a coach trip which includes ticket and travel etc etc. It may be worth having a look at their web site.

Nick is a great signing both for Sheffield and British Speedway and I applaud them.I am already looking forward to hopping over the pennines as I have not been to Sheffield since Sean Wilson's testimonial. Bring it on.

I had my wedding reception at Carriages pub/club, way back in 1988 just a stones throw from the aforementioned.

It seems Matt Fraud has gone home and took ball in.

Many congratulations to my second team on winning the title. Thoroughly deserved as well.

I, for one, are delighted that Sheffield have moved up a league and will look forward to popping over to Sheffield next year supporting the Aces. It will certainly bring back memories of the what I call golden speedway yesteryears, before the Fords and Russells etc etc ruined this great sport.

I make Swindon overwhelming favourites to lift the trophy, and are my second club having lived in Swindon North (6 Banwell Avenue) for a few years in the 1970's. It will take something special for Ipswich to stop them.

For the life of me I really cannot understand why some posters place TW above Peter Collins in this category.

Possible double agent Kurtz?, no way Jose. Cannot be trusted.

Good ride lads

What an absolute joke.The sport I have loved for 45 years is a laughing stock.

All four back ref, are you having a laugh?

It seems like Adam Ellis was on a Troy Batchelor esque guarantee from someone

It is about time the differences between PC and the club were sorted once and for all. As we all know, life is too short to bear a grudge.

Yes, three WTC winning maximums,equalling Tai's three individual. As we all know, one can only beat what is put in front you.

Tai three individual world titles to his name. That is it. Nothing more at all to speak of. Could not be arsed to turn out for his country. Best ever?, no way.

Whilst we all know Poole are champions they certainly had lady luck on their side, and as we know any team that has bad luck wins nothing. From the moment Rye closed down and Chris Harris went to Poole the writing was on the wall. Poole certainly benefitted in a perverse way from the injuries to two key riders and that is the way it goes sometimes. That is the truth of the matter.