stevehone

or based on your cantankerous postings all over the place, people might just be giving a wide berth

the only places worth looking now for new tracks would be where they currently hold grasstrack

Maybe Nicol gave up on Wolves?

i think practice will now be on the day of the meetings, so less time to sort tracks

both Kemp and Rowe will progress next year, not because they're apart

one rule that needs changing, or things will go the same way at clubs again

helps the youngsters, so that'd make him redundant at Peterborough

it's times like this you wish he would just f off again

Crump is a good call, but for the clubs future pay for points not a guarantee

nah

Vissing was always a 100% racer when i saw him, nice bloke too, always had time for the fans

i think most people stay the other side of the river, more around the city and old town. the British Bulldog pub normally seems busy with speedway fans, or Molly Malone's in the old town

Poole don't pay over the odds, but they pay, and that makes a massive difference these days

Kemp was born in Germany

if he didn't go on about living in Long Eaton i'd swear it was Starman

it'll never be on the BBC, not enough box tickers

good luck this evening

exactly my thoughts .. let go all the "will they won't they" clubs

my pictures from the dinner here >> https://www.flickr.com/photos/the_womble/albums/72157720145442936

incoming president is Len Silver. team of the year GB Speedway. Isle of Wight community club of the year. unsung hero John Sampford. Briggo got a special recognition award. Kenny McKinna & Paul Ackroyd from the SRBF and the WSRA received cheques from Rob Doran from his recent Ivan Mauger evening, Laurence Rogers and Bruce Cribb from the sale of Cribby's book, and Glen & Lynda Belcher from the annual summer BBQ. Phil Rising memorial was presented by James Easter for Andy Skeels of the Star who unfortunately couldn't make it. A Life Dedicated to Speedway award for Colin Pratt, accepted by Sue & Troy Pratt. Graham Miles did a short comedy stint as outgoing president Egon Muller couldn't be there. and plenty of takings at the bar!

SoN (Day 2) Belle Vue 17.10.21 https://www.flickr.com/photos/the_womble/albums/72157720145712372

i normally go for 5 - 7 days and rent an apartment, really good prices and good quality accomodation

i think the giving up of a lot of the grounds to houses might be the issue that will need dealing with, don't know how soon the houses are planned for though

when i was at Canterbury the track was limited with number of events so they had practice at Iwade, and we had p&p at Arena Essex at least one year too. Graham Arnold was a big Canterbury supporter and went on to own the Iwade track

Warsaw, 55000 fans under the roof, and a fantastic city