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Great progress on fixed nights, but no agreement.

Sometimes it takes time to come to the correct decisions.

Whilst I echo your argument I think it would be unfair on the likes of Doolan and/or Howe to be shown the door. Both are very dependable riders, ok their good nights aren`t that great but equally they very rarely have poor nights. Doolan has been very reliable over the last few season and I fully expect him to be the first name on the team sheet, Howe came into our team as a massive gamble and IMO very much rode himself into reckoning into next years team though if they change the team limits his average could count against him.

Your most probably right, though replaced by who, IMO its all much of a muchness when it comes to picking the BSPA Chairman.

And who can blame them, the choice between a Ginger Nut and a Chocolate Digestive needs to be carefully debated. Guests, doubling up can wait, this is serious stuff.

Whilst there is no doubt that the racing at Scunthorpe can be very good I feel the facilities may need to be upgraded somewhat before we see a SWC event there. Belle Vue get my vote, great track great facilities.

Don`t see Nick Morris back at Berwick next year, he seems to be looking at a Swedish team for next year to go along side his team in Poland and Swindon in the Premiership. Richard Lawson might be a better shout, its fairly obvious he is leaving Glasgow though if recent rumours that Lakeside are joining the Championship are true you would think he would be high on their list for a team spot there.

After a number of years of rule changes, poor promotion and neglect all of speedways ills wont be put right in one AGM, but the BSPA can at least make a start, that`s all I hope for.

He`s only gone and won it, what an incredible achievement.

All booked up here to for what looks likely to be the last trip to Prague for a while for SGP anyway.

Started off in the No2 position last season which was always going to be a big ask, then seemed to struggle with new engines which sapped his confidence. He did seem to be doing well at Birmingham and that saw him get guest bookings in the Premiership. You would think there would be teams looking at him for next season but he has made his decision.

Kind of puzzled me to. Anyway here`s a little bit more detail from the Birmingham site. http://www.birminghambrummies.co/news.php?extend.2551

http://www.kingslynnstars.co/news.php?extend.30554

The Prague GP has improved with every year in the time I have been going and IMO will be a miss off the calendar. Great city, great food, easy to get around, sad to see it go.

I have used this one in previous years and will do again for Prague next year. http://speedwaygp.com/calendar https://www.ticketportal.cz/Event/2018_CZECH_REPUBLIC_FIM_SPEEDWAY_GRAND_PRIX?idp=260027#modalHladisko

Maybe he`s been tipped a wink he has one of the wild card picks.

It would be great to see Pedersen back in SGP as the guy is box office, but is he really deserving of a pick as in the only two GP`s he competed in his results were poor and it looked unlikely he would be anywhere near the top eight at that time. Pedersen`s pick should go to Millik IMO.

Whatever the rights and wrongs in all of this, I hope both Peterborough and Scunthorpe both come to the tapes next year as it would be criminal of the fans of either or both of those clubs were to lose their speedway through no fault of their own.

Hancock Iversen Vaculik Millik

Surely the Pearson, Tatum knocking argument was lost ages ago.

Who`s been listening to the latest set of rumours, presumably if the club go in this direction, and if the team average stays the same the club will spend the points remaining on a rider who will come into the side as the No1 rider.

Yes fair enough, but it would be fair to say any of the advise giving hasn't turned out to be all that great.

"Competition a little to hot tonight for Davey Watt", you don`t say Kelvin. Whether through qualification, selection, ego trip, whatever, there is no way Watt should be any where near this SGP.

Doyle has paid his dues to the sport so thoroughly deserves his Championship, best rider this season.

Oh no I see Monster Joe hovering.