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So what's your excuse I would have thought yellow was more your colour

I should think he had a few friendly chats on Sunday he was after all wearing his wife's pink shorts

What that Belle Vue will finish above Leicester.

Might have had something to do with who was referee, her specialist subjects are fire extinguishers, safety fences and environmental mats.

York still around then, oh dear.

Of course Roynon was in the team's initial declaration he rode in the first match (briefly) he was replaced by Palm Toft, why that isn't shown by the BSPA I have no idea. Yes his inclusion does go against speedways regulations but his inclusion is allowed by a previous ruling by the BSPA ( not in the rules) but still current which is how he is currently included, he will be obtaining a new average after 4H and 4A as will Robert Lambert.

One has to wonder as these things happen every year do some promoters do it on purpose in order to make sure they gain an advantage

Only once

About the same standard as served up in the fish bar, bloody dreadful.

Check the Peterborough declaration on the BSPA web site, MPT is formally in the team and has been for a while.

Wow what a result

Must win match for the Panthers if they are to progress and with both teams using guests the result is by no means certain either way, it will be interesting to see if Palm Toft scores well considering he rode for Plymouth in 2013. Plymouth 1. Ryan Fisher 2. Jack Holder 3. Sam Simota 4. Ty Proctor (G) 5. Morten Risager 6. Sam Chapman 7. Ashley Morris Peterborough 1. Lasse Bjerre (G) 2. Michael Palm Toft 3. Robert Lambert 4. Lewis Blackbird 5. Ulrich Ostergaard 6. Oliver Greenwood 7. Simon Lambert

Really, I was under the impression IPSWICH thought they could just turn up last night and would walk it, that was of course until Louis and TUNGATE looked over the fence and saw the track. Don't write teams off too early, some take a few matches to get going and I was quite impressed with Somerset the other week.

No admonishment from me Tel I am using a 5s now

The bit about not much dirt these days is as far as I am concerned the telling one, let's be fair tracks these days are generally slick but most riders when faced with a grippy deep track just cannot handle it. Peterborough slick doesnt present problems to anyone as two home defeats this year testify but is a completely different ball game when it's really grippy.

That's the first time this year the Panthers have had a track that suited them and they won well, every track has home advantage and Foxhall is no different. I still think the Witches are a good team but HAWKINS wasn't fit and some of your established riders just didn't step up to the plate, King was excellent as always around the Showground.

Some good racing tonight and on a track which suited most of the Panthers but only King of the Witches. It was a bit heavy and possibly a bit too wet but it was entertaining and as you mentioned it sorted the men out from the boys. I think Peterborough will be a different animal after today, and I could watch meetings like that every night.

Lovely sunshine in Peterborough now, a really nice evening for speedway.

Bright sunshine this morning but a few clouds around now although its as per the forecast. Its still fairly bright, should be a good evening.

I bet Len Silver wish he had offered the discount now, at least he would have had a better gate. You write the Panthers off at your peril, signs at Ipswich Good Friday that they were turning the corner. That's made the group a bit more open.

Massive fixture for Ipswich after Rye,s start and with both teams at full strength this should be a cracker, I do hope the Ipswich fans travel for this as the team certainly needs the support for this one.

Yes I can see that affecting a lot of Panthers fans

This match has been quickly re arranged for a 7.30pm start at the Showground following yesterday's postponement. Team news to follow.

Been trying to contact you shawn, unable on bsf (mailbox full?) and email no go either