
LisaColette
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Yes, but look who started it. Says it all really. I have enjoyed watching him at Poole this season, entertaining and edge of your seat whenever he is out. If he ends up with you guys, he'll definitely get a good reception when he comes back down here.
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I would listen to what @FishersGate had to say when he spoke to Vinnie at Leicester as you would prob get the real answer as they are not in the same league.
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Vinnie Foord - is he too dangerous?
LisaColette replied to BackInTheDHSS's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
They were shouting at him before he did anything, so he could have not reacted and they would still have been shouting. Maybe not as crazy but they still would have. You only want him banned because he rides for Poole. -
Vinnie Foord - is he too dangerous?
LisaColette replied to BackInTheDHSS's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
'Foord was excluded from the re-run, but seemed to find the whole incident funny, laughing and further inciting the Oxford fans. It was deeply unprofessional behaviour and hopefully the Poole management will take action against their rider.' Nope, your fans incited him first tbh. His reactions were to their abuse. You want action against Vinnie, then take action against your fans as well. Can't have it both ways. 'Meanwhile, a third Oxford rider in three races found themselves on the deck in Heat 3. Ashton Boughen made a good start, but Zach Cook cannoned into his rear entering the first bend and Boughen also needed medical treatment before continuing in the meeting.' Because Ashton came off the throttle, that's all on him. To blame Zach is laughable. https://oxfordspeedway.club/news/ -
Vinnie Foord - is he too dangerous?
LisaColette replied to BackInTheDHSS's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
Revenge plans from the Oxford fans at Oxford leg of the cup so far: Boo the whole Poole team on parade. Have a 'word' with Vinnie in the pits. -
That's a different context though. When anyone says 'he took him out' in relation to speedway they don't mean that, as well you know. More like they mean they rode into the side of someone or squeezed them against the fence, took their line etc. There you go a sport definition rather than you twisting words to mean something else. take someone out 1. tv. to block someone, as in a football game. www.thefreedictionary.com
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