Jump to content
British Speedway Forum

FishersGate

Members
  • Posts

    1,497
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

Everything posted by FishersGate

  1. Scotty in for Ben Cook doesn't scare me as a Lions fan. Good rider but I still can't see him getting the better of Leicester's top 3. I think this just means Klindt may not do 7 rides.
  2. Kings Lynn really need a few other riders stepping up, we know Fricke will score more than he did last night, Kemp should at least get a few points this time . Masters and Douglas are stronger at Leicester rather than at Lynn. It's a big meeting for Bomber and Iversen. We know Klindt, Lawson and KVECH will score but the rest needs to chip to stand a chance.
  3. Lawson will score the same and Harris is dodgy at Leicester. Can't see them getting regular beatings of Fricke, Douglas and Masters.
  4. The only chance I see Lynn winning this is down to Klindt stepping up again.
  5. I said before that Max Fricke could be difference here. That heat shows exactly why.
  6. Massive credit to Joe T. Chipping in with vital points. Klindt the secret weapon now he can take more rides. Brennan super good again
  7. Still think Kings Lynn can claw this back. Think it's going to be down to the wire
  8. Even thought I'm glad the lions are doing well I want a tense second leg. Think Klindt maybe a busy boy tonight
  9. With any final it could pull up a few surprises . Lions are the favourites based on league position and previous encounters but I think Lynn needs every rider to click at once for them to win on aggregate. We know Kemp and Joe T will not score many but the lions have currently the best rider in the league , Douglas and Masters who scored points anywhere along with a great guest in Brennan. I think the Lynn will win by 4 points tonight. Reverse leg Leicester to win by 8. Should be a cracking final
  10. Well let's put Plymouth on a Monday night then and see how they get on...I'm sure that will work for them.
  11. Think Brennan is a great choice for the lions. Had some decent scores at kings Lynn this season and a decent score at Leicester.
  12. Brennan in for Leicester for KO cup final both legs.
  13. The main reason why I'm quietly confident about the KO cup final is because of one man . Max Fricke.
  14. Like I said, its not about quality of riders for me. I wouldn't be happy seeing great riders go but if it meant the future of speedway is more secure then so be it. I'm sure when Poole lifted the championship title last season they weren't thinking about the quality riders.
  15. Just to clear a few comments up from previous post, I want the biggest and best names in British speedway. Watching Fricke the other week in that insane heat from riding from 15metres back was something special. Since Leicester have moved up the premiership the crowds have reduced, not massively but enough that its noticeable. I know not every club is like mine but nobody has given more one decent solution on how to fix the premiership. Not one. We can barely run it on 7 teams and its going to be reduced to 6 and you never know about Oxford, Sheffield etc. We need change and right now can anybody actually say that the current system works? It doesn't one bit. A 5/6 team premiership doesn't work for me and 7 is still too low. Now the premiership isn't just root cause of all British speedways problem, we can go on for pages about the issues we already have. The reason why I'm so passionate for change is that I am not even 30 yet and I'm dreading what it looks like in another 30 years time. I want to be able to take my kid to watch Leicester one day and I fear it isn't going to happen. I'm willing to make a sacrifice in quality if it meant I can still support my club for many years to come. I want every single club in British speedway to actually MAKE money, not lose it or scrap the barrel every season.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue. Privacy Policy