Shadders

I was around there in the 90's, but memory is a little hazy. The place resembles a building site at the moment.

You're underestimating chances. I'd say you have a very good chance of taking the points away

Which meeting was that?

Guess again

It was, but appeared again a week or so later

Speedway isn't all about big fast throttle jockey tracks. It's been good this year. No complaints from Rye fans

I think it's still 50p for the toll, but I haven't travelled up there for a while. Id suggest you get to Rye at least 45 mins before the start as the car park fills very quickly. Watch out for the huge pot hole at the car park entrance. I once saw a Smart Car disappear into it and it took a crane to get it out

Ahh yes. Of course. Probably the lowest gate so far

Don't think there was one when he was at school age

It's pretty obvious to regulars. Attendances look up on last year at Rye. We haven't faced a Northern team yet, so have had the benefit of travelling support. Out of interest Ben, why did you stop attending?

Getting your excuses in early. Nice one!

I remember it well. Boxall was averaging close to 8.00 when they changed the rules, Armstrong around 7.00

6 of Kargers 11 points have come in the reserves race. The only riders in the 1-5 that Karger has beaten are Jake Allen and Michael Palm Toft. If this Etheridge kid is worse than Karger he must be really bad!

Yeah, obvious. You heard it second hand and jumped to that conclusion. Out of interest, when did he make "a spectacle of himself" there? Do we know Simon Steads thoughts about the state of the track?

Possibly as it's a Sunday.

Sheffield away used to be a must not miss in my speedway calender, but personal circumstances have changed, so away meetings, other than Ipswich and Peterborough, have had to be binned

I was, just got home. Usually finish about 2, but took overtime instead of travelling up

Glad I didn't make the journey

Nope, working

Indeed you have Mostly read negative stuff from those who haven't been there this year.

Makes a pleasant change to read something positive from a travelling fan rather than the usual dry house rubbish.

Home win by 22-24 points

You should really be directing that question to the FIM

They also had the foresight to instal an FIM approved safety fence which I'm led to believe will be mandatory for every track from 2018

Stadium has been run down for years. A few plastic seats bought from the old Plough Lane Stadium and the new refs box is the only changes I can recall recently. First thing the promotion needed to do was address the adverse camber on the first/second bends. As far as I'm aware planning permission was only given a couple of weeks before the start of the season. I don't think major stadium redevelopment can be done during the season. The start of next season will see major changes in sure