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28 minutes ago, ShanoXtra said:

Zmarzlik wasn’t happy with the NSS staff so I see! 
 

- "Everything's fine, thankfully I'm unharmed. I'm not one to judge track conditions; my opinion won't change anything anyway. There simply wasn't enough room for me. I got a good start and immediately accelerated from the line. However, I didn't manage to gain enough speed to overtake Max Fricke, who was heading straight for the fence from the A grid. That's the nature of this track. Whoever reaches the barrier first, goes ahead," said a disgruntled Bartosz Zmarzlik.

 

His irritation wasn't primarily due to his fall in the final.

The source of Zmarzlik's nerves was entirely different. The Pole had spent almost the entire day at the Manchester stadium. Just being there for so many hours can be exhausting. The irritation peaked when Zmarzlik was constantly approached by people who shouldn't be doing so. We've learned unofficially that even security asked our champion for photos and autographs when he should have been fully focused on the competition. This is outrageous behavior that doesn't happen at other stadiums. And while it may seem pleasant, speedway is a sport that requires complete concentration both during the competition and immediately before it begins. At such moments, any distractions are inadvisable.

What a nob head lol

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33 minutes ago, ShanoXtra said:

Zmarzlik wasn’t happy with the NSS staff so I see! 
 

- "Everything's fine, thankfully I'm unharmed. I'm not one to judge track conditions; my opinion won't change anything anyway. There simply wasn't enough room for me. I got a good start and immediately accelerated from the line. However, I didn't manage to gain enough speed to overtake Max Fricke, who was heading straight for the fence from the A grid. That's the nature of this track. Whoever reaches the barrier first, goes ahead," said a disgruntled Bartosz Zmarzlik.

 

His irritation wasn't primarily due to his fall in the final.

The source of Zmarzlik's nerves was entirely different. The Pole had spent almost the entire day at the Manchester stadium. Just being there for so many hours can be exhausting. The irritation peaked when Zmarzlik was constantly approached by people who shouldn't be doing so. We've learned unofficially that even security asked our champion for photos and autographs when he should have been fully focused on the competition. This is outrageous behavior that doesn't happen at other stadiums. And while it may seem pleasant, speedway is a sport that requires complete concentration both during the competition and immediately before it begins. At such moments, any distractions are inadvisable.

My good God, what a whingebag.

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41 minutes ago, ShanoXtra said:

Zmarzlik wasn’t happy with the NSS staff so I see! 
 

- "Everything's fine, thankfully I'm unharmed. I'm not one to judge track conditions; my opinion won't change anything anyway. There simply wasn't enough room for me. I got a good start and immediately accelerated from the line. However, I didn't manage to gain enough speed to overtake Max Fricke, who was heading straight for the fence from the A grid. That's the nature of this track. Whoever reaches the barrier first, goes ahead," said a disgruntled Bartosz Zmarzlik.

 

His irritation wasn't primarily due to his fall in the final.

The source of Zmarzlik's nerves was entirely different. The Pole had spent almost the entire day at the Manchester stadium. Just being there for so many hours can be exhausting. The irritation peaked when Zmarzlik was constantly approached by people who shouldn't be doing so. We've learned unofficially that even security asked our champion for photos and autographs when he should have been fully focused on the competition. This is outrageous behavior that doesn't happen at other stadiums. And while it may seem pleasant, speedway is a sport that requires complete concentration both during the competition and immediately before it begins. At such moments, any distractions are inadvisable.

Me not berry happy....

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45 minutes ago, ShanoXtra said:

Zmarzlik wasn’t happy with the NSS staff so I see! 
 

- "Everything's fine, thankfully I'm unharmed. I'm not one to judge track conditions; my opinion won't change anything anyway. There simply wasn't enough room for me. I got a good start and immediately accelerated from the line. However, I didn't manage to gain enough speed to overtake Max Fricke, who was heading straight for the fence from the A grid. That's the nature of this track. Whoever reaches the barrier first, goes ahead," said a disgruntled Bartosz Zmarzlik.

 

His irritation wasn't primarily due to his fall in the final.

The source of Zmarzlik's nerves was entirely different. The Pole had spent almost the entire day at the Manchester stadium. Just being there for so many hours can be exhausting. The irritation peaked when Zmarzlik was constantly approached by people who shouldn't be doing so. We've learned unofficially that even security asked our champion for photos and autographs when he should have been fully focused on the competition. This is outrageous behavior that doesn't happen at other stadiums. And while it may seem pleasant, speedway is a sport that requires complete concentration both during the competition and immediately before it begins. At such moments, any distractions are inadvisable.

I’ll give him the benefit of doubt since these things can be lost in translation but how is Bartosz generally seen in Poland? Likeable or not very?

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When you think that a good 20% of the crowd are made up of Poles and 40% Mancs... it's a pretty p155 poor turn out from the rest of British Speedway really. 

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8 minutes ago, mikebv said:

I missed last nights pre match entertainment, was it the same as the show we are enjoying now??..

Are The Killers on next?

The brass band were not on last night.  The adverts on this forum are really annoying these days.

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2 minutes ago, Col said:

The brass band were not on last night.  The adverts on this forum are really annoying these days.

I use an adblocker...

Works well...

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12 minutes ago, mikebv said:

I missed last nights pre match entertainment, was it the same as the show we are enjoying now??..

Are The Killers on next?

They're no Suzie Quatro, Edwin Starr, or... Chas 'n' Dave 😁

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14 minutes ago, IainB said:

When you think that a good 20% of the crowd are made up of Poles and 40% Mancs... it's a pretty p155 poor turn out from the rest of British Speedway really. 

Far too expensive for me personally.

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17 minutes ago, IainB said:

When you think that a good 20% of the crowd are made up of Poles and 40% Mancs... it's a pretty p155 poor turn out from the rest of British Speedway really. 

There seem allot of Edinburgh fans in the grandstand.

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17 minutes ago, JoeW436 said:

I’ll give him the benefit of doubt since these things can be lost in translation but how is Bartosz generally seen in Poland? Likeable or not very?

Many Polish people like him because he is their flagship champion. But having said that, if you ask Polish people their comments are genuinely that when he was at Gorzow he was a humble champion, when he went to Lublin his character changed, he is a lot more self confident and now wants to show his superiority on and off the track. My partner knows him privately as she managed another Gorzow rider at the time he was there and also lived in Gorzow before she moved here, and even she has seen the change in his character, when she listens to interviews she is often shocked due to how he used to be.

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21 minutes ago, IainB said:

When you think that a good 20% of the crowd are made up of Poles and 40% Mancs... it's a pretty p155 poor turn out from the rest of British Speedway really. 

At £80 to sit in a uncovered Temporary Stand I can see why.Plus 2 nights.

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You can’t blame fans from other clubs staying away, Belle Vue is the best track bar none and it seems it can handle a bit of rain, but other tracks have educated fans that even the slightest hint of rain and it will be a no go, it’s hard to overcome that.

 

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10 minutes ago, Bagpuss said:

Far too expensive for me personally.

Yeah, I know what you mean, it's borderline for me £64.50 per night... but,  I drove by Stonehenge the other day, it was £29.50 entry!

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6 minutes ago, mikebv said:

Why at the NSS do they always play music when the centre green presenter is talking?:D

To drown out the inane drivel?

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