Mimmo

It was 6-weeks when my wife broke hers, and that was just to do normal work around the house.

Terrible looking crash, thoughts are with Thomsen at the moment.

4.76 at home

NORTHERN JUNIOR LEAGUE 2019 (League Matches only, excluding bonus points) Compiled by Mike Moseley. RIDER MEETINGS RIDES POINTS BP TOTAL AVERAGE Elliot Kelly 1 3 9 0 9 12.00 Ryan MacDonald 2 6 16 2 18 10.67 Callum Gill 2 6 15 0 15 10.00 Kieran Douglas 4 12 29 0 29 9.67 Archie Freeman 6 18 41 6 47 9.11 Josh Embleton 4 10 21 0 21 8.40 Danny Smith 4 12 25 2 27 8.33 George Rothery 5 15 31 5 36 8.27 Kean Dicken 1 3 6 3 9 8.00 Corban Pavitt 2 6 12 2 14 8.00 Liam Sharples 1 3 6 3 9 8.00 Luke Harrison 3 9 17 0 17 7.56 Ben Trigger 4 12 22 0 22 7.33 Ace Pijper 5 15 26 1 27 6.93 Joe Alcock 1 3 5 3 8 6.67 Lewis Millar 7 21 30 2 32 5.71 William Cairns 2 6 7 0 7 4.67 Gregor Millar 6 18 19 7 26 4.22 Freddie Fox-Baron 3 9 9 1 10 4.00 Danny Woodward 1 3 3 0 3 4.00 William Hocaniuk 3 9 8 2 10 3.56 Stene Pijper 4 12 8 3 11 2.67 Blair Smith 1 2 1 0 1 2.00 Dean Douglas 5 14 6 0 6 1.71 Caydin Martin 5 15 5 3 8 1.33 Mason Watson 2 6 1 1 2 0.67 George Beall 1 3 0 0 0 0.00

It's still opening for me when I click on them. I didn't seek permission from anybody, so I apologise if I've posted something that people want to see, that was never my intention to cause a problem with anybody.

I've now put all the averages etc., for both the MSDL & NJL in the junior section of the forum, if anybody wants to have a peep.

Midland & Southern Development League Results 2019.doc Midland & Southern Development League Riders Averages 2019.doc Riders 2019 Points & Averages (Average order).doc

Northern Junior League Results 2019.doc Northern Junior League Riders Averages 2019.doc Riders 2019 Points & Averages (Average order).doc

Midland & Southern Development League Riders Averages 2019.doc

Riders 2019 Points & Averages (Average order).doc

Thanks Trees, I provided all the results. I did provide averages too, but either they didn't want to use them, or there was lack of space.

Just read an earlier posting where you say you've found the Facebook page, so am pleased about that. Do you think you couldn't find it originally as you kept referring to it as the MDSL when in actual fact it's the MSDL? Anyway, problem hopefully over now.

Can you not read properly gustix? Once again I've been uploading information onto all the junior league facebook pages for I think it's the past 3-years, with this being the fourth. They've always been shown on the British Speedway Website at regular intervals, although none have so far this season, and Laurence Rogers has put them onto this very forum on my behalf over the years, as I had trouble doing so. So I'm finding it difficult to work out whether you are just not looking very hard, or you are just trying to be awkward for only reasons you'd know. I spend hours producing these facts 'n figures, receiving huge amounts of public compliments from riders, promoters, families etc., and I even appreciate that the one rider who doesn't like the fact that I calculate averages minus points. The fact I'm spending hours at hospital comforting and supporting my wife who is undergoing an 18-week course of chemotherapy for breast, hip and double lung cancers, makes your comments very hurtful.

Think you might have misunderstood what I meant. All I was saying was the clubs that do run MSDL meetings can't seem to get the pulic to stay and watch once the main event has finished. I went to one particular meeting at Mildenhall this season, where the junior second half was way better than the team match that had taken place first. If folk have paid their money to get in, you might as well stay and get your monies worth, and that apart, the riders deserve the same sort of respect as those in the league above, they're putting their well being on the line just as much as anybody else.

Spot on with those comments, although I don't think all clubs blank these very important junior meetings out, although the paying public seem to on race-days.

THE MSDL has it's own Facebook Page, as did the leagues when they were seperate last year, along with the Northen Junior League. Redcar has it's own page devoted to Junior Meetings, so don't know how you can say that gustix. I've spent hour upon hour of my own time providing these details for these websites.

I still read all my copy okay other than the 'This Week In the Premiership, Championship or National League' by David Rowe, which I find a waste of time. I'm with the brigade that would still like to see Heat times, but that's just because of the type of records I like to keep. I'd also like to see less Overseas News, yet at the same time have to accept it's a world wide magazine, so they are entitled to information they are paying for. Cut out the Grass Track stuff, as Motorcycle News may well cover that for their followers. Over the years (quite a few years ago now I must admit) I have provided match reports for speedway publications (I think the Speedway Mail was the main one), and I have NEVER been a paid any money for doing so, as has been the case over the years for writing articles in club programmes and providing quiz items, which I still do for Berwick. I've always done these things, and still do in the Berwick programme, purely for my love of the sport, so don't understand why a press officer, or someone like myself, can't do the same for free. Whether we like whats happened this year with speedway's only hard copy magazine or not, I applaud their efforts for battling on through very difficult financial times, and at £3 a copy (less by subscription), it represents far better value than a club programme at the same price. With so many clubs using Curtis Sport to print their programmes this year, and yes, they do provide a quality programme, so many clubs that you visit, you are reading the same article that you read in another clubs programme. My local clubs are King's Lynn, Peterborough and Ipswich, and for a large part, once you've read one, you've read them all, so they become a waste of money. For me, Scunthorpe come out tops with a nice little issue for just £1, and it provides everything that Joe public require. Finally, just going back over the many postings that have been made by everybody on the Speedway Star subject, and I honestly do respect all your opinions, because that is your entitlement, like the above is mine, don't lets forget that even in this day and age, a lot of people still don't have access to social media for their news. Sometimes, it's because they are to old, and I'm not being disrespectful to anybody, to understand modern technology, or their limited pensions won't allow them to purchase such devices as Smart Phones, and I fall into the latter bracket. I do manage to use Facebook on my PC, but can't get my head round Twitter, Instagram and the like, as my brain is far to old to understand it all, so the Speedway Star is a blessing in disguise for people like myself. As I said, I'm not running anybody's thoughts down, so please, no attacking me for sharing my own.

I've e-mailed you all results and averages Phil, in case you want to use them. They are what Laurence Rogers refers too, plus The British Speedway Website uploaded them from time to time (not this season so far), and they are used in the Peter Oakes yearbook. I've had a lot of feedback from Promoters/ Riders and Families though Facebook, saying how thankful they are to me. I can send you the same details at the end of each week/month is you want me to. Regards Mike

If it's of any use to you, I'm putting results and averages etc., on the MSDL Facebook Page.

Agreed, I don't do Twitter or Instagram, and try to pick up all my news from club websites, which is what they were designed for.

Stefan is sore and has a burn on his leg so I understand, but nothing is broken.

This could now cause a fairly hefty financial loss for the sport. These showpiece events need to be on a Sunday afternoon when more people can travel to them, as so many people work all day on a Saturday. I know a lot do on a Sunday too, but I doubt that there are such vast numbers working on that day. Gutted at having to miss it.

Now the meeting has been moved to Stoke, that's two customers lost to the event.

Thanks very much Lenny

Yes, the track and racing at Peterborough is the best I can ever remember, and it would be fantastic if the same could happen at the AFA.