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True but then again I am about 55 years older than the speedway rider!

Probably, Arran is a fill-in until Dan Gilkes becomes available in the summer. Judging by the vast breadth of Roberts' backside, he needs to get fit before he is ready for the NL.

Most unlikely ... any rider with any sense stays on the inside on the fourth bend - it tightens up, throwing the rider into the fence if he isn't careful.

Indeed - but the only place that seems to do this is Scunthorpe. As far as Birmingham is concerned, the previous NL promotion never lifted a finger to find new riders, merely signing those who started at other teams. At least the present promotion is talking about finding and training new riders, although they are constrained by the fact that they don't own the stadium, have a 10 o'clock curfew and only have the use of it once a week.

And I bet if he was trying to get into YOUR team, you wouldn't be squealing about 'fiddling'. Borczuch has been living in this country for years, so if he has a British passport he is just as eligible for the NL as Mitch Davey, Adam Ellis, Jack Smith and the like.

Lee - sign them up!

Jobs for Tracey and Judy?

Hiring the venue?

If it is the rider everybody thinks, it isn't a big name

It's only eight letters ..

So who do you think it is, Sings?

The whole point is that he may become a new superstar No. 1, like Zach W and JPB!

Actually, everybody is guessing!

Some of you seem determined that Bees should die. As for the NL, Birmingham and Eastbourne fans have enjoyed it, and not missed the so-called Elite league. All you real Coventry fans, come to Perry Barr on 28th March and see for yourselves: both clubs have assembled good teams, and it will be a great match.

Why do you say this? Anyway, if it is the rider rumoured, he is a teenager who has been living in this country for years.

I suspect that this is MDL: I met James several times last year, and he definately wasn't ready for NL. He has joined the Peterborough MDL team.

Saw one in Perry Barr pits, tattoos up her thighs, now in pup ...

Silly ending, though. Bill proves he is still a top rider by beating the latest wonder boy, dreams of being world champion in 1946, 47, and on ... then the stupid bugger gives it up for a woman!

Some of it is, but more than half is during the war (including a very funny scene where Bill Fox dozes off during a lecture on how to start a motor bike. The instructor challenges him to demonstrate what he should have heard, so Bill rides around the parade ground broadside).

He should be: he is really too good to be riding in the NL.

Exactly - which is what I said in an earlier post.

True. Note the speedway safety fence!

With engines only a quarter of the power ... purrr ...

Objection sent, despite the attitude of some like D. Jones who, thankfully, is no relation.

Well, you won't by stabbing Horton in the back - whether he deserves it or not. This seems to me to be major aim of some posters on here, including you.