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And if you click on "wideo" on the link I posted, you can watch all the televised meetings from earlier in the season.

The televised meetings today are: Zielona Gora versus Leszno Rzeszow versus Tarnow I've always been able to watch at least one of the meetings without registering, or paying: http://www.itvp.pl/event/zuzel/ Coverage hasn't started yet - both meetings start at 7:00pm BST.

Holta, obviously. He's a GP winner. Last season, to use your example, who was happier, the new British champion or Harris? I suggest Harris.

A gimmick to get more people to attend the German Grand Prix. He can't help being a screaming imbecile, poor chap - I just wish he'd do it somewhere where I can't hear him. And he can take Kelvin "I haven't a clue" Tatum MBE with him.

Still, with the uber-golem Olsen fighting his corner, Bjerre still stands a better chance of making the GPs than Schlein.

But Schlein makes it through to the semi-finals, while Bjerre will only be reserve after losing out to Wolbert in a race-off for the final qualifying place. I wonder what the uber-golem Olsen will do now? Will Wolbert make it to the semi-final, I wonder? No doubt someone will be forced to drop out at the behest of Ole Olsen.

Still doing better than Rory Schlein - wonder if Motorcyle Australia are wondering why they bothered?

My pleasure, but it's all down to Tomaz Pozrl.

Here: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...&Itemid=142 A good result in his second outing.

Not a good start for Bjerre in Croatia - a last in his first ride.

I'd struggle to think of a worse judge than Tony Steele. Why anyone rates him as a referee is beyond me. Just a typical "easy option" referee that we produce over here.

More of a farce than having the former British champion nominated into the series for 2005, 2006 and 2007 in spite of failing to finish in the top eight in 2004, 2005 and 2006?

If he wasn't an arrogant, heartless, contemptable swine with no regard for riders or supporters, the uber-golem might get a complex: http://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/ind...t=0&start=0 http://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/ind...t=0&start=0

Not true:

And the scores in tonight's round were as follows: Rospiggarna 50 : 46 Hammarby Vastervik 46 : 50 Lejonen Elit Vetlanda 55 : 41 Dackarna Piraterna 52 : 44 Smederna MasarnaAvesta 58 : 38 Indianerna I suppose the shock result in Lejonen winning at Vastervik, which is all the more remarkable when you consider that Nicki P scored just 11 points from 5 rides. Also a little surprising to see powerful Dackarna humbled in Vetlanda, where Jason Crump scored a paid maximum for the home side. But Fredrik Lindgren scored just 7+1 from 5 rides for the reigning champions. Another defeat for Smederna, who are being badly let down by the "Poo Boy" - Schlein scored just 2 points from 4 rides. So far his record in the Elitserien this season is: Rd 1: 1 from 4 rides Rd 2: 3 from 4 rides (including 3 lasts) Rd 3: 2+2 from 4 rides Rd 4: 2+1 from 3 rides (including 2 lasts) Rd 5: 2 from 4 rides (including 3 lasts)

If you look at tracks like Leszno and Bydgoszcz, the riders are almost perpetually turning, to a certain degree. It's the same at the EoES, where you often see riders passing the chequered flag sideways, especially in a tight finish.

Didn't Nicki P criticise the track at Cardiff last year?

You see, even the uber-golem's apologies are evil: What a monster Olsen truly is.

According to the Miskolc website Joszef Tabaka's date of birth is 17-09-1989, which would make him 19 in September, I think.

That was in the hope of getting some of the thousands of drunken Germans that descend on Prague each weekend to traipse along to the GP, wasn't it? Be surprised if it worked, to be honest. Every time I've been in Prague I've ended a Saturday evening showing a group of them to u Flecku.

I very much doubt it, but you never know. But Olsen will have less say over that one, since that one's decided by the PZM.

Try the following: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alsY6XYDUSg

And your evidence to support this theory is? It's just another case of Olsen playing favourites, just as he always has done. He's a man totally devoid of honour, integrity and scruples. A power-hungry, power-crazed monster with no sense of humour whatsoever. A brutal, scheming golem quite prepared to try and destroy a rider's career for his own warped amusement. I admire and loathe him in equal measure.

If they tried it, Olsen would probably stop them getting into the GPs anyway. Olsen is power-hungry, power-crazed and would think nothing of seeking to destroy a riders career just for amusement.

Ah well, I stand corrected and apologise to Staechmann without reserve. But Korneliussen is up the Danish creek without a paddle if he's on the wrong side of the uber-golem Ole Olsen.