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yes it does.

I would be more interested what's going on in Zielona Gora...because according to today's Poland's sports daily „Przeglad Sportowy” Anti-dope control carried out after TORUN vs ZIELONA GORA match showed a banned substance in the body of Zielona Gora's rider - Alexandr Loktayev. After a very successful for Falubaz match in Torun six riders were subjected to anti-dope control. samples were taken from Grigory Laguta, Pawel Przedpelski and Chris Holder – all from Torun and Krystian Pieszczek, Alexandr Loktayew and Alex Zgardzinski from Zielona Gora. The newspaper is saying that, Loktayev sample gave a positive result! The presence of marijuana was found in his body. For the time being The Commission for Combating Doping in Sport does not want to give any binding information in this case. If the case is officially confirmed, Zielona Gora are to lose an extra bonus point won in Torun. After another of their riders, Dudek, was banned for using forbidden substances, it won't help their image either, and at the same time Zielona Gora's fans war cry - "Falubaz is magic" - takes another meaning.

Your reply has just proved that you are mental...and the best place for you is Tworki (best known psychiatric hospital in Poland). BTW, I'm not dictating anything...I'm just trying to point out to you the correct usage of English.

Stop typing "you" with a capital "Y". It's not kosher...and definitely not English.

Torun has every right to say what Ward's conditions were . He wanted to choose who will ride in the Torun team and who will not. If you were Torun's manager would you agree to that? The point is that Holder is the weakest link in the Torun side and if Torun would sign Ward Holder would be out.

As you've said...it used to be, but is not any more. Gollob was in front, so he could not get into Nicki's wheel. All 4 back was the only decision.

All your statistics are very interesting... but the British fans are mostly interested ( as I understand it ) not in points per heat, but in Calculated Match Averages (CMA)

I think you are right in that

I quite agree

Yes, it was the Celtic Warrior which docked in Gdansk Port with the shale shipment on 25 February 2015. According to http://www.akbiphotos.pl/archiwa/1066 on this day the port of Gdansk on the Coal waterfront received an unusual transhipment . From The Celtic Warrior ship, which arrived straight from England, we have seen reloading onto trucks specific material called shale , which will be used for building a speedway racing track at the National Stadium in Warsaw. The Polish text reminds readers that on April 18 the National Stadium in Warsaw will be hosting the Lotto FIM Speedway Grand Prix of Poland. There is also a photo gallery from that event.

Thanks for watching

Buczkowski being intervied by new female reporter was adamand that it was Nicki's fault, not his. On the other hand he would say that, woulnd't he.

Danes are not wasting any time introducing Kildemand as a joker nice one from "Buczek" Buczkowski

I hear that uncle Len is till going strong, this time at Rye House. Yes, I was THERE every Friday. those were the days when happiness was 40:38

Polish commentators, among them my life time favourite - Zenon Plech - also think that Nicky shoulder Not have been excluded FROM heat no.2

If I can be of any help, just ask :-)

How can you justify your opinion that the British NL is better, because Torun walked out of the play-off final. What this incident got to do with one league being better than the other?

Yes, we do know that... but still don't understand why?

Can you, please elaborate a bit more on what you mean by "the Polish set-up", and which league systems are better ( in which country) Thank you.

... and I am intrigued by Google translator. If you require any translation ask a sworn translator, not Google.

Oh ! No...it wasn't. It was all because Jim Lawrence, in his referee box, was accompanied not by one, but TWO LADIES...says one punter who thinks he is in the know. This should never happen - he says. One of the ladies - admittedly was his wife, but the other ? The other was Tony Steele's wife Wife, even the best, can distract men at work and unfortunately this was the case because Jim was clearly out of control and did not know what he was doing . So now you know why all this had happened.

Spot on.

Apologies accepted. There were not very cheap for the people who have to earn their cash in Poland. The average wage in Poland according to http://www.thenews.pl/1/12/Artykul/196598,Average-wage-in-Poland-up-34-in-2014 is £8250.00 per annum whilst in the UK ( I'm told) it is £26500. That's 3.2 more than in .pl The average ticket entry for the Warsaw GP was around 80.00 PLN which for you is about £14.50. Admittedly it's cheap if you earn your cash in the UK, but how many out of 53K people in Warsaw GP earned their cash in the UK? So for the locals 80.00 PLN it was more like £46.50 for you. Isn't that an average cost of ticket for Cardiff ? As far as I know the cost of tickets was NOT subsidised by the PZM. They know what people earn and what they are prepared to pay for their entertainment. Yes, they could set the price on par with Cardiff, or any other GP venue, but they would not have half the audience they had. Isn't better to have full terraces and similar income, to high entry tickets and half empty stadium?

Trees, there are limits in spreading roumors and bluntly speaking just lies. If you have proofs that half the tickets at the Warsaw GP were given away to get the crowd they did, then show it.

translated from the latest news published on sportowefakty.pl In reference with the signals from disappointed speedway fans attending SGP at the National Stadium in Warsaw, the portal pozywamy-zbiorowo.pl has been consulting with the Legal Company Dauerman about a possible action lawsuit against the organizers . Preliminary analysis shows that there is the possibility of a class action lawsuit (of course with certain documents - in particular the ticket). In time, we will transfer you to the next instruction.