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Post by admin on Dec 24, 2022 11:37:30 GMT
To be fair though Rodders, when has a speedway communication ever delivered and set the pulses racing? It's the "just be patient" messages that are irritating. Colin Horton was cryptic and thought that he was clever so we don't want to follow that path. Of course the new breed of social media supporters fortunately have no experience of how exciting success descended into near disaster? |
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Post by rodders on Dec 24, 2022 12:14:35 GMT
Its not even being patient is it ? More like put up and shut up
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Post by admin on Dec 24, 2022 20:58:17 GMT
Its not even being patient is it ? More like put up and shut up Bit harsh. In the days before the internet the only information would come via the ET and likely eventual fans forum. These days everybody wants to scrutinise every bit of business being conducted. I can understand that and think that they could communicate something along those lines. As soon as they break ranks and go on Twitter & Facebook (something Frost never did in 2010) they just create a problem IMO. Tomlin looks like he's going to be one of those if he gats, or has got, the gig? |
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Post by admin on Dec 24, 2022 22:51:16 GMT
Somebody mentioned Flappy to me last week and said he was the same on the Posh forums until he got found out and then changed his name to Gaffer. He is guessing like a lot of others and as you say when you name as many riders as he has he is bound to get some right. It's Darren Moody isn't it? Bratters knows him. Moody had a speedway forum going at the same time as Cheesywotsits alternative job. If you look at the ET reports on the Posh when they do Twitter comments, Moody often appears which is why he's so versed on the topic as well. BSF gets there in the end  "Hey know who you are now Flappy..Recognise your name from Posh site (Daz)and can guess why you use the name Flappy lol ..Keep your Passion for the Panthers and Posh fella !!" |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 27, 2022 9:27:28 GMT
I hope Richie Worral ain’t in the mix 6.31 for a rider who’s been around for years no way he’ll improve on that average ..he’s 5-5.5 rider at best …poor round showground usually, people think because he had a couple of good meets in 22 he’ll score points would rather take the strop than him and that’s scrapping scraping the barrel.
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Post by admin on Dec 27, 2022 10:11:53 GMT
I hope Richie Worral ain’t in the mix 6.31 for a rider who’s been around for years no way he’ll improve on that average ..he’s 5-5.5 rider at best …poor round showground usually, people think because he had a couple of good meets in 22 he’ll score points would rather take the strop than him and that’s scrapping scraping the barrel Probably you meant scrapping? That's most appropriate for him if so |
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Post by Bigcatdiary on Dec 29, 2022 22:17:36 GMT
Peterborough Review in the star this week, good article by Jim Lawrence, SCB Chairman explaining how Lambert ended up at Belle Vue and a review of Programmes in which Peterborough came 5th overall and joint top in the Premiership with Sheffield.
Quite a good read to be honest although no news on Panthers.
Interesting comments regarding the programme that were raised was the articles In Town Tonight, nice balance throughout, quality effort and Features caught the eye, which is funny because I thought it wasn’t that good and a poor read, but clearly others liked it, if I didn’t get it free with my ST I wouldn’t buy it.
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Post by Hodgy on Dec 31, 2022 11:02:13 GMT
PETERBOROUGH have completed the signing of Ben Cook to make his Premiership debut with the club next season.
Cook steps up to the top-flight after two successful seasons with Poole at Championship level, and he will also remain with the Pirates in 2023.
Panthers co-promoter Carl Johnson said: “Ben was always a rider who everybody involved wanted to bring into the club, and from watching his races and talking to different people, he’s someone we feel can do really well in the Premiership.
“He’s quick, he’s lightweight and he’s certainly not afraid to put himself in positions. I think he will make himself a real fans’ favourite in the same way that Benjamin (Basso) did last year when he came into the team.
“Ben is a talented motorcyclist, and I think it’s a good move for him, and obviously for us as a club we know how the Australians love the Showground.
“We’re really looking forward to working with him. I’ve had lots of communication with him, everything is positive from his side, he wants to make the step up and he feels it’s the right time.”
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Post by Deleted on Dec 31, 2022 11:09:22 GMT
PETERBOROUGH have completed the signing of Ben Cook to make his Premiership debut with the club next season. Cook steps up to the top-flight after two successful seasons with Poole at Championship level, and he will also remain with the Pirates in 2023. Panthers co-promoter Carl Johnson said: “Ben was always a rider who everybody involved wanted to bring into the club, and from watching his races and talking to different people, he’s someone we feel can do really well in the Premiership. “He’s quick, he’s lightweight and he’s certainly not afraid to put himself in positions. I think he will make himself a real fans’ favourite in the same way that Benjamin (Basso) did last year when he came into the team. “Ben is a talented motorcyclist, and I think it’s a good move for him, and obviously for us as a club we know how the Australians love the Showground. “We’re really looking forward to working with him. I’ve had lots of communication with him, everything is positive from his side, he wants to make the step up and he feels it’s the right time.” Britishspeeway.co.uk the interesting signing’s will be whether the journey men like worral sign |
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Post by admin on Dec 31, 2022 17:57:07 GMT
As of 31/12/22 - sorry, it's only confirmed and not Flappy "I think that I know something that you don't" style Cook joins Benjamin Basso as a confirmed starter for the Panthers, giving them two of the league’s rapidly emerging talents, and further announcements are expected early in the New Year. The club would like to wish all their supporters and sponsors a very Happy New Year, and they look forward to providing further information as to 2023 plans over the coming weeks. Panthers web
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Post by admin on Dec 31, 2022 18:06:31 GMT
2023 GENERAL ADMISSION PRICES 2023
Adults £22.00
Concessions (disabled, 65 and over, students) £20.00
Children (Under 16) £5.00
Children (Under 5) FREE.
Season Tickets
Adults £260
Concessions £234
Children £50 (not including programme)
Contact seasontickets@peterborough-speedway.com for applications and more details.
- Covers all 12 home meetings in the league, plus one KO Cup match.
- Ticket’s are interchangeable if you cannot attend a meeting, this also includes a programme.
- Free parking in the main carpark.
- Also the opportunity to watch 3 races from the centre with prior arrangement.
- Plus if bought before 31st February all names go into a draw. Winner to be included on press day, have picture taken with the team and to have their name on the riders’ team Kevlar’s.
Programme £3.00
Car Parking £1.00
ADMISSION DETAILS...
GATE 15: Regular admission through turnstiles.
GATE 16: Blue Badge Holders & Season Tickets.
Disabled parking available inside the stadium, with entry gained through the riders gate.
Arrangements as per 2022 season - blue badge holders please enter via Gate 2 (main rider entry gate).
Season ticket holders - tickets can be collected on opening night.
VIP Package includes:
Adults £500
Children £250
*Box
*Soft Drinks
*Buffet
*Parking
*Programme
*Pit Walk
*Centre Visit
*All league matches (12) excluding play-off semi-final and Final.
Please contact commercial@peterborough-speedway.com for details.
OTHER RACEDAY OPPORTUNITIES
*Visit to the centre green £5 for two heats
*Child Mascot with photo £10
Please contact commercial@peterborough-speedway.com for details.
peterborough-speedway/ticketoffice
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Post by admin on Dec 31, 2022 18:22:29 GMT
So do season ticket holders get in or not with their vehicle? Says free parking in main car park (which I'd take to mean the car park?) but then says GATE 16: Blue Badge Holders & Season Tickets? But also, blue badge holders please enter via Gate 2 (main rider entry gate). I'm confused? More so if you look at the club details page which says: Disabled Parking (Inside the Showground) - CLICK HERE to read the notice. Disabled blue badge holders must display their blue badge on entry to the main car park - which I know doesn't apply & is out of date but who is in charge of that crappy site? FFS: Track Record: 57.4 seconds, Danny King (Ipswich) - Heat 3 Peterborough v Ipswich 13.05.19, of course if you read the programme you'll be amazed that Dan Bewley is actually the TRH  |
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Post by Hodgy on Dec 31, 2022 21:07:21 GMT
So you get two riders correct after naming every possible rider available. Then say you’ve hit another bullseye. As BCD said throw enough you will hit one.
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Post by Bigcatdiary on Dec 31, 2022 22:27:01 GMT
So you get two riders correct after naming every possible rider available. Then say you’ve hit another bullseye. As BCD said throw enough you will hit one. Until the club confirm the 1-7 it’s all guesswork, having said that with all but Leicester confirmed I think as per my own information sources and the circulation rumours, Chris Holder, Hans Andersen and Jordan Jenkins are very strong favourites to be another three and NKI is another I would say is very likely given his friendship with Rob Lyon. As for the final member of the squad, various names have been mentioned including Kenneth Bjerre, Maciej Janowski, Nicki Pedersen, Rohan Tungate and Richie Worrall, at least the first two Basso and Cook are excellent signings so I remain confident we will have a much stronger side that 2022. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2023 8:42:24 GMT
So you get two riders correct after naming every possible rider available. Then say you’ve hit another bullseye. As BCD said throw enough you will hit one. Until the club confirm the 1-7 it’s all guesswork, having said that with all but Leicester confirmed I think as per my own information sources and the circulation rumours, Chris Holder, Hans Andersen and Jordan Jenkins are very strong favourites to be another three and NKI is another I would say is very likely given his friendship with Rob Lyon. As for the final member of the squad, various names have been mentioned including Kenneth Bjerre, Maciej Janowski, Nicki Pedersen, Rohan Tungate and Richie Worrall, at least the first two Basso and Cook are excellent signings so I remain confident we will have a much stronger side that 2022. I don’t think panthers will be stronger with Nki Andersen Basso Worral Holder Cook Jenkins Surely another heat leader for Worral is answer if Andersen has signed I know up to 2 -3 weeks ago holder was still trying to convince magic to sign |
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Post by Bigcatdiary on Jan 1, 2023 9:51:25 GMT
Until the club confirm the 1-7 it’s all guesswork, having said that with all but Ipswich confirmed I think as per my own information sources and the circulation rumours, Chris Holder, Hans Andersen and Jordan Jenkins are very strong favourites to be another three and NKI is another I would say is very likely given his friendship with Rob Lyon. As for the final member of the squad, various names have been mentioned including Kenneth Bjerre, Maciej Janowski, Nicki Pedersen, Rohan Tungate and Richie Worrall, at least the first two Basso and Cook are excellent signings so I remain confident we will have a much stronger side that 2022. I don’t think panthers will be stronger with Nki Andersen Basso Worral Holder Cook Jenkins Surely another heat leader for Worral is answer if Andersen has signed I know up to 2 -3 weeks ago holder was still trying to convince magic to sign Other the resident loony’s and Eric Bristow I haven’t heard anyone mention Worrall so I expect he got a mention on the basis that no one else has signed him, as I mentioned it’s just the final piece in the jigsaw |
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Post by Hodgy on Jan 1, 2023 12:35:52 GMT
So you get two riders correct after naming every possible rider available. Then say you’ve hit another bullseye. As BCD said throw enough you will hit one. Until the club confirm the 1-7 it’s all guesswork, having said that with all but Leicester confirmed I think as per my own information sources and the circulation rumours, Chris Holder, Hans Andersen and Jordan Jenkins are very strong favourites to be another three and NKI is another I would say is very likely given his friendship with Rob Lyon. As for the final member of the squad, various names have been mentioned including Kenneth Bjerre, Maciej Janowski, Nicki Pedersen, Rohan Tungate and Richie Worrall, at least the first two Basso and Cook are excellent signings so I remain confident we will have a much stronger side that 2022. I hope it’s not Pedersen, too many serious accidents, the two last season were very bad. Also think Andersen is now past his sell by date. Agree Basso and B Cook are great signings. |
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Post by admin on Jan 5, 2023 20:35:14 GMT
So is it a wow announcement tomorrow or Jordan Jenkins (not that he'd be a let down, just another filling before we get to the important meat in the sandwich).
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Post by admin on Jan 6, 2023 10:15:11 GMT
PREMIERSHIP FIXTURES:
MARCH:
23 Ipswich (away)
27 Ipswich (home)
APRIL:
10 Leicester (home)
13 Leicester (away)
17 Belle Vue (home)
24 Belle Vue (away)
27 Sheffield (away)
MAY:
1 Wolves (away)
Panthers have a bye to the semi-finals of the Knockout Cup, and will stage their home leg against the winners of the Ipswich/Leicester first round tie on Monday May 8.
18 King’s Lynn (away)
22 King’s Lynn (home)
29 Sheffield (home).
JUNE:
5 Wolves (home)
12 Wolves (away)
19 Belle Vue (away)
22 Ipswich (away)
26 Belle Vue (home).
JULY
3 Sheffield (away)
6 Leicester (away)
10 King’s Lynn (away)
13 Leicester (home)
24 King’s Lynn (home)
31 Wolves (home).
AUGUST:
21 Sheffield (home)
28 Ipswich (home).
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Post by Hodgy on Jan 7, 2023 11:38:43 GMT
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 2023
PETERBOROUGH have confirmed they will retain Jordan Jenkins in the Rising Star berth for their Premiership line-up this season.
Jenkins joined the Panthers in late May last year and produced some encouraging displays in his debut top-flight campaign, especially during the latter stages.
He said: “In my first few meetings last season I thought I might have made the jump too early, but I persisted at it and I knew what I needed to do.
“It got to a point where I wanted that Premiership spot from day one in 2023, so I needed to show that I could do something.
“I tried something new, I brought back a different engine from Poland, and that seemed to work everywhere. It all added up and it gave me a real boost of confidence, and it was something I wanted when I joined Peterborough.
“I just can’t wait to get started, the team that’s being put together that I know about looks incredible, and I’m going to learn off every single one of them.”
British speedway.co.uk
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Post by rodders on Jan 7, 2023 13:44:18 GMT
Can anyone enlighten me??? Whom is the Emil being mentioned in relation to Panthers on BSF.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 7, 2023 16:53:27 GMT
Can anyone enlighten me??? Whom is the Emil being mentioned in relation to Panthers onn BSF. there village idiots… pie in sky theorists |
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Post by admin on Jan 7, 2023 17:13:24 GMT
Can anyone enlighten me??? Whom is the Emil being mentioned in relation to Panthers onn BSF. - haven't looked at the BSF but if he's the latest fantasy rumour then I'd take that. |
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Post by admin on Jan 7, 2023 17:17:32 GMT
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Post by admin on Jan 7, 2023 17:34:56 GMT
Can anyone enlighten me??? Whom is the Emil being mentioned in relation to Panthers onn BSF. there village idiots… pie in sky theorists I'm going to have to stick Flappy on ignore. He's getting right on my threepenny bits now! His Tomalin obsession, amongst other things, just makes one  edit - Oh I already had but the "posts" box wasn't ticked |
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