End Of Season Party Details

The Mildenhall Fen Tigers proudly sponsored by Manchetts Rescue and Recovery are pleased to announce details of their end of season presentation evening.

WHEN – Saturday 12th October 2019

WHERE – Mildenhall Social Club, Recreation Way, Mildenhall IP28 7HG.

TIME – 6.30pm to late!

TICKETS – Adults £15.00 - Children 15 and Under £10.00

DETAILS – Following on from the success of last season we have booked the same company to provide the hot food (full details to follow … the menu includes a vegetarian option).

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Colts Complete Quick Double Over Fen Tigers

The Mildenhall Fen Tigers, proudly sponsored by Manchetts Rescue and Recovery suffered a heavy defeat at The National Stadium under very difficult circumstances.

Already without Charlie Brooks and running rider replacement Ryan Kinsley and Arran Butcher both suffered bike problems throughout the evening. With the rain falling during the first ten heats, and the referee trying to push the meeting along there was little time for the Fen Tigers men to sort their issues and although they battled to the end they could not contain their opponents.

Team Manager Malcom Vasey praised his battered troops, he said “It is very hard to have any complaints about the lads tonight, they battled for the whole evening under difficult circumstances and without the help I would have hoped for from the referee on a most difficult track. Ryan suffered fuel issues whilst Arran had issues with both his bikes. That said heads never dropped and I am proud of the spirit shown. We will dust ourselves down and prepare for Saturday at Leicester”

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Play Off Hopes Hang In The Balance...

The Mildenhall Fen Tigers, proudly sponsored by Manchetts Rescue and Recovery, saw their play off hopes severely dented after a 44-46 defeat by the Belle Vue Colts.

The Fen Tigers were often slower out of the gate than their opponents and could never gain a significant advantage over their visitors and were hit hard by the Colts who asserted after the interval with three successive heat advantages. A win from Ryan Kinsley taking a tactical substitute ride in heat fourteen and a 5-1 from Kinsley and Jason Edwards in the final heat glossed over an ordinary Fen Tigers performance which saw them lose Charlie Brooks with a wrist problem after battling through his first three rides clearly in some difficulty.

Team Manager Malcolm Vasey was clearly unimpressed with today’s performance, he said “This was not what we needed, nor what I expected today and from a position of some strength we are now needing to draw one of our remaining away meetings at least and beat Plymouth at home if we are to be in with a god shout for the Play Offs. I take nothing away from our visitors who performed well and were very sharp out of the gate, but we really should be talking about a win tonight not a defeat.

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