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Post by Deleted on Feb 22, 2008 23:14:04 GMT
I feel Bruno understands my post But can you say the same about Bruno's post? , because frankly Badger this did confuse me............Arhhhh dank u well , damd straight Troy my man!!!! oh dear , I thought everyone knew it was a famous line by the late Phil Hartman, Ik bergrijp het niet ! tot straks
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Post by WildOrchid on Feb 23, 2008 18:31:08 GMT
Anyone know whats happened to Pete Simmons 3rd update on the Official site? On the main news page in the Johno article, it clearly states at the bottom of the article to tune in tomorrow (which was yesterday) to see the latest update from Pete Simmons. So where is it!!??
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Post by WildOrchid on Feb 23, 2008 19:12:44 GMT
Ignore the above post its on there now
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Post by Deleted on Feb 24, 2008 15:07:35 GMT
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Post by bloomy on Feb 24, 2008 17:53:02 GMT
Don't worry Badge we haven't seen the last of him. Pete has said he is on standby if we pick up any injuries this season and with the nature of this sport of ours, injuries are highly possible unfortunately. If we are lucky enough to avoid them, then i'm absolutely certain you will still see him at the 16 lapper
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Post by Deleted on Feb 24, 2008 18:50:00 GMT
So refreshing to see Pete's releases letting us know what is going on...long may they continue.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2008 20:09:30 GMT
Don't worry Badge we haven't seen the last of him. Pete has said he is on standby if we pick up any injuries this season and with the nature of this sport of ours, injuries are highly possible unfortunately. If we are lucky enough to avoid them, then i'm absolutely certain you will still see him at the 16 lapper It will be interesting to see who becomes the 'new kim' after a few meetings as someone is sure to become the scapegoat for any perceived shortcomings in the 2008 line-up - but then again we may win every meeting and then what will the serial whingers do
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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2008 20:24:57 GMT
Don't worry Badge we haven't seen the last of him. Pete has said he is on standby if we pick up any injuries this season and with the nature of this sport of ours, injuries are highly possible unfortunately. If we are lucky enough to avoid them, then i'm absolutely certain you will still see him at the 16 lapper It will be interesting to see who becomes the 'new kim' after a few meetings as someone is sure to become the scapegoat for any perceived shortcomings in the 2008 line-up - but then again we may win every meeting and then what will the serial whingers do They'll claim that they knew it was going to be wonderful, they said so all along. Exactly as a good number of them did over Tobi last year, in spite of having slagged me rotten before the season when I was steadfastly sticking to my guns over him being a good signing.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2008 20:25:48 GMT
Don't worry Badge we haven't seen the last of him. Pete has said he is on standby if we pick up any injuries this season and with the nature of this sport of ours, injuries are highly possible unfortunately. If we are lucky enough to avoid them, then i'm absolutely certain you will still see him at the 16 lapper It will be interesting to see who becomes the 'new kim' after a few meetings as someone is sure to become the scapegoat for any perceived shortcomings in the 2008 line-up - but then again we may win every meeting and then what will the serial whingers do Lol take your pick Madam .....mind you perhaps they will stay down there holes
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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2008 20:29:16 GMT
Lol take your pick Madam .....mind you perhaps they will stay down there holes They are, I agree. ;D (Well, that was the way In read it first off, anyhow!)
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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2008 20:33:33 GMT
It will be interesting to see who becomes the 'new kim' after a few meetings as someone is sure to become the scapegoat for any perceived shortcomings in the 2008 line-up - but then again we may win every meeting and then what will the serial whingers do Lol take your pick Madam .....mind you perhaps they will stay down there holes Or down their sidings talking to Ernest
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Post by cardinalsin on Feb 27, 2008 18:40:15 GMT
STEVE Johnston jetted into England today and immediately set about “turning the corner” for the Ipswich Evening Star Witches.
The 36-year-old speedway rider is back in the Witches side after an absence of 11 years - and he can't wait to get started.
The effervescent Johnston is well aware that Ipswich are desperate for a successful year after failing to make an impression in recent campaigns.
He said: “We need to step up. Hopefully skipper Chris Louis will whack me in the middle of the pits so I can have an influence on the other guys.
“Me and him - the two old stagers - will be the work horses.
“The hungry younger blokes in the team all have the ability to turn the corner for Ipswich.
“We want to move up the Elite League table - and the action starts here.”
Johnston was met at the airport this morning with a van supplied by the Witches, and he already has two engines tuned by Craig Boyce at his Swindon base.
The man who helped Coventry win the Elite League last season has regained his appetite for the shale sport after trouble at Oxford in the early part of the 2007 campaign.
“I was left out of pocket for whatever reason when Oxford pulled out of the Elite League,” explained Johnston, who proved a big hit with Witches fans in his previous time at Foxhall.
“It felt like a kick in the guts, and I thought seriously about going home to Australia.
“But thankfully Coventry came in and I started winning races and winning meetings and the fun returned.
“Now I can't wait to get started with Ipswich.
“I have been mates with Chris (Louis) for many years now, and it was an easy deal for me to complete.
“Ipswich fans have always been good to me on my visits and I have some friends there and can stay with Chris or Tommy and Gina Nicholls if the Witches have East Anglian meetings close together.”
Johnston, who will continue to ride in Sweden for Masarna but not in the Polish League, is due a testimonial this year and originally planned to return to England earlier.
He added: “Coventry kindly said that I could have the meeting at Brandon, and I was looking at early in the season.
“This did not happen, so I decided to stay in the warm a bit longer.
“If it doesn't work out at Coventry then Chris has indicated that it could be held at Foxhall Stadium. We shall have to wait and see.”
The rest of the Witches team is made up of three Poles, Jarek Hampel, Robert Miskowiak and Piotr Swiderski, young German Tobi Kroner and Maldon-based English rider Chris Schramm.
Taken from the Ipswich Evening Star
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Post by Deleted on Feb 27, 2008 22:16:59 GMT
Chris Louis on Radio Suffolk today: www.bbc.co.uk/suffolk/click on listen again, then drivetime with Stephen Foster and 17mins into the programme after Davey Jones
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Post by Deleted on Feb 28, 2008 8:41:41 GMT
STEVE Johnston jetted into England today and immediately set about “turning the corner” for the Ipswich Evening Star Witches. Taken from the Ipswich Evening Star Is that the same Steve Johnston that jetted into the UK last week according to the same publication?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 28, 2008 17:34:52 GMT
STEVE Johnston jetted into England today and immediately set about “turning the corner” for the Ipswich Evening Star Witches. Taken from the Ipswich Evening Star Is that the same Steve Johnston that jetted into the UK last week according to the same publication? Surely you are not implying that this publication would ever publish anything that wasn't accurate (probably the assistant assistant trainee editor got picked to do the speedway updates again and cut & paste is all he has learned so far....)
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