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Hopefully Coventry can return in a revamped Brandon as housing now seems improbable, miss my trips down there.

Maybe the Witches could move their home meetings to Monmore then he would be at home in the league and British final

Just read in the morning paper Alun Rossiter is to announce he is standing down from Team GB later on today despite signing a new two year deal.

Soren Sjosten.

Wolves should be right up for this now and I think they have a very good chance, their form at the NSS has to turn round sometime.

The Vale cottage is supposed to be ok but only does food 12.00am to 15.00pm Mondays I think, its tucked away but about a 10-15 minute walk from the track, best to check their website.

A mate of mine who used to go home and away in the seventies never went to the dog track, a couple of seasons ago he came with me to the NSS for the play off final against Wolves, loved it and now comes to the Colts as well as the Aces, a friend of his who had never been to speedway is now coming along too, hopefully this is a trend that will continue not just at Belle Vue but throughout speedway.

Normal away form resumed, only Kenny did his job tonight.

Great effort from both teams, and some good racing, congratulations to Kent, deserved winners, good performance from Kemp but Gilkes really impressed me.

I use the My Speedway app

Can see this as another pointless venture for us.

Weather forecast is showing light rain, let's hope its all OK.

Looking forward to this one, looking at the line ups I think it will be nip and tuck, hopefully no thunder storms and a win for the Colts.

I think we have taken it mate.

I would go along with that but there are signs hes finding his way back.

If that's to be the case I think a change would do him the world of good.

Well done Swindon, the only real positive for us is that Dan appears to be getting back to form, Rossiter must have forgotten to tell him he was injured

He was never going to be the answer a strange signing, a signing for signing sake methinks, meeting going as expected Swindon far too good, we really are shocking away from home and tonight sees the reason I wouldn't have kept Worrall either, gone as far as hes going to.

Ive never been a great fan of Tai and that has nothing to do with his on track performances which you can only admire. The past couple of seasons he does seem to have matured and listening to him over the two days of the SON its hard to disagree with his viewpoints. He was also correct when he stated that the British league was sub standard which it is with the top riders giving it a miss. What disappointed me with Tai is as a current world champion he didn't ride over here in order for the sport to be able to market itself as having the current world champion, Tai no doubt is someone the kids could identify with which is something British speedway desperately needs. Compare that to Jason Doyle who as world champion was eager to ride in the British league when he could so easily have given it a miss, so credit to Doyley for his commitment to UK speedway, I just wish Tai would have shown that same commitment to riding here and promoting the sport as world champion. Be interesting to hear Roscoes reaction to Tai,s comments after his poor interview.

Its Monty Rossiters flying circus. What a garbage two days of so called racing that was, Anymore TV meetings from this dump and I for one certainly wont be tuning in, what a shocking advert for the sport.

Hope the GP doesn't come to this track

Think he's using Kim Jong un, s barber

Bit of a shambolic start, let's hope it settles down and we get some good racing, something Im not confident of on this track

I think Sedgeman must have been the exception to this rule when he was sacked prior to the KL meeting. It would be hard to fathom if some of this lot were trying or not given the dire away performances. The other scenario a big improvement for one meeting meaning we keep the side together for the rest of the season.

Another no show from the Aces.