PolskiZuzel

Well, Hazzman, I already have 43 definites for the 49 seater bus and another 3 enquired this morning, so it doesn't take a genius to work out that at some point very soon I'm going to have to put the 'Bus Full' sign up. I hope there is still time to book me in. regards PolskiZuzel

Indeed...May I offer, on behalf of all people involved in Polish speedway, heartfelt condolences to Kenny's family and friends. RIP PolskiZuzel

Yes! You are 100% right. The pictures come from the local crew, and the commentary from the given channel studios.

I also watched German Eurosport on that evening, but will disagree with you on Barth. He kept saying that the event was coming live from Warsaw, and instead Ulamek kept saying ULMANEK :-)

Good post !I wish others could see the way you do.

It was rare indeed. In the 70s only Tony Svab (sr) - father of Tony jr (former Ipswich rider, and Milan Spinka managed to break Soviet monopoly. 1970 Nassjö S - Antonin Svab Czechoslovakia 1971 Inzell D - Gabdraham Kadyrow Soviet Union 1972 Nassjö S - Gabdraham Kadyrow Soviet Union 1973 Inzell D - Gabdraham Kadyrow Soviet Union 1974 Nassjö S - Milan Spinka Czechoslovakia 1975 Moscow SU - Sergei Tarabanko Soviet Union 1976 Assen NL - Sergei Tarabanko Soviet Union 1977 Inzell D - Sergei Tarabanko Soviet Union 1978 Assen NL - Sergei Tarabanko Soviet Union 1979 Inzell D - Anatolii Bondarenko Soviet Union

Yes, you right. Milan Spinka used to ride for Swindon in 1980. Here is an excerpt from Swindon's website: (...) Swindon were a real Jekyll and Hyde team, managing to win no less than five league matches away from home, but to offset that, they lost three and drew two meetings at Blunsdon! Once ‘Crumpie’ had returned, he backed Scott Autrey all way, averaging 9.41, but the Robins lacked a third heat-leader as the final averages of the other most used team members proved: Steve Gresham (7.40), Bob Kilby (7.23), Milan Spinka (6.46), Steen Mastrup (5.49) and Malcolm Holloway (4.93) (...)

I see your point Subedei, but remember it was SWC NOT SGP. What matters in SWC is your team, NOT your personal glory. I wonder what would you say if Crump's charge on Andersen would cost YOUR team the silver medal, which after all was in his pocket had he stay behind Andersen.

Thanks for advice Mateusz. See you and Rico tonight, hopefully.

Hi Mariusz, what are you doing in Bristol ? I would be more than willing to pick you up, but I 'm travelling from Ipswich and that is an opposite direction. Up the Poles !

It looks like my mate gone on holidays and I will have an empty seat(s) in my car for tomorrow's trip to Reading. If anyone need a lift from the Ipswich area then send me an e-mail.

You say you are NOT biased. OK then, I'll give you opinion found on other forum and it is from Stein who lives in Norway and who actually know Tarnow track. (...) The Tarnow riders are soooo used to their hometrack, which in my view much be one of the slickest tracks in the world, and it is always prepared for the home-team. No wonder Rzeszow track staff made the track a bit more tricky when Tarnow came there, and since both Nicki Pedersen and Rune Holta likes tracks with more grip why shouldn`t the Rzeszow track-staff make the track suitable for their home riders? I went to Tarnow two weeks ago, and as I said earlier; when THAT track gets slick it is slick out of this world. During the first practice session in the morning before the Grand Prix qualifier the best riders were doing around 17.0 second laps. After the first grading and watering the same riders were doing 18.0 second laps (...)

You're welcome I think you are right. When I first opened your link it came up in Polish so to help our English speaking friends I found an alternative "English" button. When I tried your link just now it opened in English :-) Funny how things are, aren't they. Ps. see you at Reading (perhaps ?)

...alternatively, you could try private accomodation in the ouskirts of Bydgoszcz. If interest, e-mail me privately.

...and here is the same link, but in English: http://www.bydgoszcz.pl/article/turystyka/...d1c4417e14c84dd

Miedzinski is, but not Hlib. Anyway, why nobody considers Walasek who seem to be on a wave recently. Just look at his July performance: 3-7 EL BELLE VUE POOLE 9+1(5) 5-7 KOC POOLE READING 16+2(6) paid max 6-7 EL SWINDON POOLE 13+1(6) 6-7 SAL Swindon Poole - 7-7 KOC READING POOLE 11+0(6) 10-7 EL COVENTRY POOLE 13+0(6) 12-7 EL POOLE BELLE VUE 10+3(6)

I agree with you here. Fans should loosen up, but most of all clubs' official should pay on time and avoid financial commitments if the money isn't in their pockets.

I think you're mistaken. The event is run by the BSI.

Neither do I. But to be honest, Australia were always the biggest threat. Britain surprised me a lot, especially Lee Richardson (1,2,2,3,2) 10, Simon Stead (3,2,2,1,1) 9 and Chris Harris (3,2,1,1,2) 9 Bring on Kolodziej !!!

Champion, why don't you see the other side of a coin. In my view - and that is the other side of a coin :-) - it was not Holta who begged for the Polish passport. It was the Czestochowa club who wanted him as a Pole. I would even say that it was not Holta who wanted to be in Poland's last year World Cup squad, but Poland's speedway bosses who felt that with Rune in their side Poland stood bigger chance of lifting the Cup. And so they were proved right, but - in my opinion - Poland would win it anyway, with or without Holta. The stink however remains.

Mr. Clemens, you deserve a medal, or maybe even two, or three. Thank you for your time and sharing with us your thoughts from your trip to Wroclaw GP. I am so glad that you and and your companions have clearly enjoyed it, and thank you once again for your kind words about the country of my birth. If you ever decide to come to see Polish League fixture, come to Bydgoszcz. And if you do, let me know first. Kind regards PolskiZuzel

OK, here we go... Orbital position 13.0E Satellite Hot Bird 3 Encryption Nagravision Frequency, MHz 12360 Polarization Horizontal SR, MSyms/s 27500 Network ID 113 Original Network ID 113 FEC 3/4 TS ID 8300 SID 10513 Video PID 532 Audio PID 533 [Polish] NVOD Hope it makes sense. As far as I know subscription for Digital Polsat (including Polsat Sport) is only meant for people living in Poland. I believe the same applies to the British Sky network. It means that in order to buy subscription one has to provide an address within the specific country. Digital (Cyfrowy) Polsat does not sell smart cards only. One has to purchase either a digi box, or the whole set (incl. satellite dish, LNB, etc). Ex-pat Poles living abroad, in the same fashions as Brits living -say - in Spain, purchase what's needed through family members in their home country. I suspect there are other ways to obtain it...but I would'n like going into that.

You won't be able to watch Polsat Sport unless you have pre-paid subscription (smart card)