Seymourbutt

There will always be 2 sides to any story, mine was should I go as it’s only Newcastle but then again the racing is sometimes better with a struggling team visiting, in the end the choice was made for me

Put it on the speedway forum ?

Tell that to the Newcastle supporters who arrived at the gates

Lovely weather and blue sky for the last half hour

I didn’t know and i’m only 15 mins away with no rain

Well there are supporters from Newcastle and people from Hull outside the gates certainly disappointed who didn’t know

Apparently the meeting is off, a family member has just arrived to face locked gates.

Got to be honest, I have never heard of Joe Alcock, I must get out more.

Sedgmen 14 from 5 rides at Oxford tonight probably better than gating tart Ellis would have scored

Keep taking your medication Lewy

Could do with Kinsley to at least score a couple of points, not scoring at home is not good enough, reminiscent of the Danny Phillips days.

Now that would be ideal

I’m sure one of them would be better, just an odd point or 2 from Kinsley tonight would have given Scunny a much needed point

Kinsley is just not up to the job, an average rider in the National league and not championship standard, if Scunny have any aspirations of making the play offs a change has to be made and quick, it just needs someone who can score 2/3 points rather than no score every time.

No, Dave Peet is the worst by a mile.

Yeah, let’s lose another track because we are inundated with them, grow up.

Can’t see Scunny getting anything out of this with now 2 poor performers at reserve especially if Howarth is riding for Birmingham.

Unfortunately in Kinsley we seem to have got another Danny Phillips who is not ready for championship racing, I really want him to score a few points but how long can he keep his place when scoring zero’s. Scunny at the moment cannot carry any passengers.

Agreed, the Plymouth riders attacked the track a lot more, none more so than Dan Gilkes who had a tremendous meeting up until the unfortunate accident, we were having good banter with a Plymouth supporter in front of us who turned out to be Dan Gilkes grandad who was with 2 lasses, obviously they were visibly upset rushing to the pits so not only best wishes to Dan Gilkes for a speedy recovery but to his family as well.

Congratulations to Plymouth on a well deserved victory, far superior at gating and even Bowtell who failed to score rode well, commiserations to Dan Gilkes on his injury. As for Scunny very disappointing, Kinsley and Lambert are National league riders while Palin seems to be going through a lack of confidence phase and it doesn’t help that Scunny have the worst team manager in the world, why use Douglas as a tactical substitute so early in the meeting, total waste.

This is going to be close as Plymouth are a lot stronger with a guest instead of Kennett, let’s hope for the usual good racing, need Lambert to join the party and Kinsley to score something.

Could have been more if Lambert could score points away but no doubt there will be a boring reply from someone stating he is in the team to score at home but even at home he is struggling.

I must say I think Lambert has overstayed his place in the Scunny team, been around too long now.

An excellent meeting on another cold night which Birmingham played their part, the efforts of Ashley Morris and James Shane’s deserved more points but Stefan Nielsen rode like he had never been to Scunny before, Zaine Kennedy was my man of the match and won’t be reserve for long.

Can’t see that happening unless Ellis suddenly takes a liking to the EWR as he was poor last year and Auty rides like he used to.