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Jason Doyle is a class apart, great servant to British speedway, a great rider.

Batchelor really is dire.

Thanks for that will have a look

Thats why i wont leave it on the street during the meeting, was thinking it would be ok during the day as the companies there will be working.

Yes i could do but was thinking i could just park up and forget about the car till after the meeting, its not a long walk into town. Probably park up on a side street near the stadium walk into town then get back to the stadium about six ish.

Can only see a comfy home win as Fricke and Kurtz seem to struggle here and Matej hasnt been there for a few years. One question due to circumstances im going to be getting into Wolverhamton early around 14.00 and plan to park by the stadium and walk into town, will the stadium car park be available at that time? I only ask because Sheffield always is when ive had to arrive there earlier .

Best move for you dropping down, apart from a handful, teams are made up of the same riders, we just pay more to watch them, being honest i would have dropped down a long time ago, more variety team wise and quite a few northern based clubs that would swell the gate with better away support, not being beholden to Poland on your home race day is another bonus.

Lets see what Monday produces racing wise.

Im not doubting that, i just didnt think he would do a job at No1

I really hope Grant can pull something out of the hat for Newcastle, sad to see them in their current state especially when you think of the days of the Owens, Hunter, etc.I have a trip planned up there soon always enjoy a night or two in Newcastle. I thought at the time signing BWD was a waste of time and so it proved, hope things turn around for the fans.

All valid points but you have to ask why the FIM chose to have these qualifiers on a designated UK race night, dont know if the promoters could do anything about that, does underline the level of protection UK race nights actually have. Its going to be the proverbial one man and his dog tonight. Its interesting when Manchester storm were getting 12,000 to 16,000 at the arena for ice hockey, John Perrin stated as soon as they stop giving out free tickets the bubble will burst which it did big style and the club folded, with that in mind would freebie tickets work in speedway?

Wont be many paying customers tonight, for me its a night out then a few beers, hope the racing is better for this one

Doyle is a class act and great respect to him for his loyalty to British speedway.

Can see many not willing to part with their money and just watching it on tv, probably go to the Colts today instead.

Due to the football play off and UCL final i actually forgot about the GP, probably due to the fact ive never enjoyed a Prague GP. Reading peoples thoughts im glad i didnt waste my time with the meeting or the highlights package, surely now these dire tracks will be weedled out as the GP rights holders wont want this type of event going forwards?

I would just like to thank Ipswich for gazumping us for Batchelors services, phew close one that

Can only see a 60+ home win unless the weather saves Newcastle.

Norick is ok on the bigger tracks hes used to them in Germany, be interesting to see how he progresses when we vist Wolves and Ipswich again.

Law of averges and all that

I dont think its that cut and dried yet, Sheffield will certainly be thereabouts at the business end, its very early doors and no doubt Rob Lyon will get Peterborough going i can see a change or two there, and i think we will see some closer results at home, last Monday was a bit of a freak result. Dont under estimate Lemon,

Dont forget we dont do play offs, i think we are after Preston North Ends record for play off losses

Very early doors, plenty of time to turn it around.

Plus add in our rent which is the highest in the league

If Max had got going this could have been another Monday

Probably not having Brady had something to do with it, you were right a big bottle job, from your mob, walk in the park, brasso looking to have lost his shine