LagutaRacingFan

Are you a new Eastbourne fan?

You can't admit your looking for riders, It's disrespectful towards the current riders and weakens your negotiating position when wanting to sign a rider.

You don't know the circumstances. If Coventry sign Larsen then they will have to field a 3 pointer on the 2nd of July at Kings Lynn and Mick isn't prepared to do that.

If Hansen rode tonight instead of Blackbird; Birmingham would have won

Bee's for the Play-offs Blackbird is a pretty awesome rider.

The Poles gave Sowka start permission.

Zmarzlik is POLISH. They have more influence over him.

Howarth is poor. I said so before.

Thomas H Jonasson tonight in Sweden: 1,2,3,3,2* Give him the phone call Matt, I'm sure he would ride for the same deal he was on last time. THJ is Pirates through and through; Rode with so many injuries last season.

I'm told Nicolai Klindt is guesting for Fisher on the 6th. Scored 15 points on his last visit to Plymouth.

So the Panthers after comfortably dispatching the Scorpions are now handed a tie against the Plymouth Devils who have been making waves in the Plymouth area; Plymouth have gained an early advantage by drawing their home leg 2nd which means the Panthers are up against it but they have already beaten the Devils at the Showground this season and have won at St Boniface Arena track so the Plymouth riders will have mental scars against the inform and power packed Panthers side which is led by Ryan Fisher who returns after a nasty injury sustained in Poland. Lewis Blackbird who is regarded as one of Britain's biggest hopes continoues in the Number two spot after racking up huge scores across the county for the Eagles and the Panthers. The Czech charger Ales Dryml rides at 3 and he's been rather inconsistent but back to back wins at Scunthorpe will ease his worries and He's been a vital cog in this Panthers side, not only on the track but his experience off it is invaluable. The last-heat heros in Ulrich Oostergaard and Lasse Bjerre ride at 4 and 5 respectively and they were in fine form last Sunday as the Scorpions had no answer to their gating prowess. Joe Jacobs and Oliver Greenwood continoue at reserve and with rumours of a Unibax Torun switch for Jacobs; He is keen to make an impression with the eyes of the world looking at him. Panthers (From): Ryan Fisher, Lasse Bjerre, Ales Dryml, Lewis Blackbird, Joe Jacobs, Ulrich Oostergaard, Oliver Greenwood. Plymouth (From): Ben Barker, Sam Simota, Kyle Newman, Kalle Kajisto, Rasmus Jensen, Rolando Benko and Adam Roynon R/R Prediction: Peterborough Panthers 48-42 Plymouth Devils Top Scorer: Kyle Newman - 15 points

Howarth is poor, Bee's fans seem to love him though.

Kings Lynn have won nothing. It's a marathon, Not a sprint. Matt has a few cards up his sleeve come the play-off's and all the expectation is now on KL to win the league.

Averages don't fit. Poole's heat-leader trio is fine, It's just their 2nd strings. 1. Ward 2. Grajocznek 3. Pawlicki 4. Jonasson 5. Janowski 4 Polish Ekstraliga heat-leaders in a Top 5, KL have two so just imagine the carnage that the side above would create.

Blackbird for Hansen strengthens the Bee's if anything.

THJ is the man the Pirates need, Poole were in 7th last season when he came in and he turned them into league champions. He's also been working hard in the winter; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyAbKcOavkk (Starts from 2.00)

The question isn't If anymore, When should Matt introduce Thomas into the side?

So the Pirates fans who didn't think they need Tomas H Jonasson? I'm talking to you Red Panda.

Spot on. If Poole take all 3 points against Kings Lynn; I won't post on the Elite League forum again until July the 1st.

I think your forgetting somebody: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meQq0hxolP4

That's why he said 100% from now until the end of the season.

Correct. Larsen's average is 7.26

There's no comparison between Ward and Niels. Darcy's had injury problems this year but is still above PUK in the SGP Series. That speaks volumes; Niels is a good rider but Darcy is a special rider and he's up there with the likes of Rickardsson, Loram, Moran and Jepsen Jensen.

Peterborough is regarded as the best track by most people but you can't go wrong with the Speedway World Cup or Cardiff.

I'm told the promotion have taken this date as a sign of the confidence they have in the Bee's fans. They feel that the Bee's fans will roar the side on and more than make up the absences of the regular riders come Friday night.