Shadders

These are young lads pumped full of adrenalin and emotionally immature. I'm sure if they had a minute or two to think about it they'd not react in same way.

Happens up and down the country at every track. Get a grip

I hope they reduced the admission fee accordingly (tongue firmly in cheek)

It was advertised as 44

15 heats completed in 80 minutes at Mildenhall last week (Fen Tigers v Raiders)

Yeah, good luck

Judge Judy is a lot more formidable

Eastbourne have to be successful on the track to please the fans who are used to better days. If it means preparing a dodgy track, then that's all part of the plan.I'm not saying for one minute that the Raiders would've gone through had this not happened. Eastbourne are the better team, no doubt. There's no need to over water the track to help the home team. No need whatsoever

The home team are well within their rights to doctor a track to suit their own riders. It's what any team desperate to win silverware would do.

You still are. This isn't a court of law

From mechanics and riders, that ok?

Wrong thread. This is the one for last nights. You've mugged yourself right off there

Raiders were always on a hiding to nothing at Arlington.

Grow up son. Look at the updates and count em, after you've finished your homework

I hear Martin Dugard and the Eastbourne mob were whining and moarning throughout the meeting about something or other. They are fast becoming the Chelsea of NL speedway

Excellent award winning pie n peas. Get stuck in people

He's lucky to get away with only broken fingers. Looked horrific

No mate. Done with away meetings this year

Thinking about going, but 44 heats? Don't think I can handle that

Hardly a yardstick

He's nowhere near ready for the Premier League. Nowhere near

I'm not even gonna attempt to guess the Rockets line up for next year. Depends who's putting it together. If it's John Sampford we could be ok. If it's Len Silver expect more of the same

Pretty much a foregone conclusion.

What drugs are you on today?

The real success stories are clubs like Buxton & Mildenhall, that despite being out in the middle of nowhere and surviving on a shoestring budget, are still going.