SteveLyric2

Have a go at his posts by all means - but personal insults are against forum rules and could result in a 'holiday' if reported!? There are several that 'do the club no favours' and one or two of them might actually be Poole fans!!

The lack of fixture continuity should appease some of the new home owners as there won't be any noise disturbance as frequently!!

Thats just too personal, unneccesary and not doing you any justice Phil The Ace!!

Nothing to stop NKI from confirming it!!!

Well if so they can't do r/r for both!! Plenty of decent guests around.

The preview does mention NKI's views about being fit and ready.

....because his average is lower than Kenny's!!!

So we do see Scotty Nicholls at Wimborne Road on Wednesday ---- as he guests for BV's Rohan Tungate who has a commitment in Denmark (?) as has Poole's Nicolai Klindt for whom Nico Covatti guests. BV also confirm they operate r/r for Garrity.

I've never suggested that there wasn't competiton for his signature - just pleased that a young rider shows a bit of loyalty to the club who first invited him over after Bjarne Pedersen first recommended him to Matt Ford!!

Jacobsen has been on Poole's radar since the end of the 2016 season when he rode in Poole's Blue Riband. He was still doing his studies at that time and refused the opportunity of a place in 2017. He attended Poole's P&P in March this year (staying with Matt Ford)and was in the Anniversary meeting line-up (which was rained off). His studies have now finished and he contacted Poole (rather than BV and Somerset contacting him) for a team place.

They have 'walked' the league so far -- certainly their gating has been at walking pace!!

Fit and scoring well!!!

Come off it Nick. Not finding it funny at all as far as the riders are concerned. The emojis are in respect of 'ruthless' promoters be it Damien Bates, Matt Ford, Garry May or indeed any of them!! Promoters make decisions for the benefit of their business as they see it - some will agree and some won't.

Its included in the latest set of BSPA averages. Jacobsen comes in on assessed 4.00. Matt Ford first brought him over in 2016 to ride in the end of season Blue Riband. He didn't want a full time job at that time due to studies that he has now completed.

Don't see how at the moment - he's injured and his average is 5.23. Not sure who he would replace?

Ruthless these promoters!!!!??

Point me in the direction of the rule that says that?! Injured riders can come back when fit again.

So Rye House AWAY at Somerset on Wednesday 4th July is postponed!!!!

It is suggested that Stefan Neilsen (3.67) is only a couple of weeks away from a return to action after his leg injury???? Bit of a risk but it would save 1.10 against Mateusz average (4.77) and give Matt a smidgeon more to play with if looking at replacing another!

Blimey you must have logged in just at the right time in the last few minutes!!

According to the Latest averages on the BSPA site (as of 22nd June) Klindt is not even in the 1-7 and they still list Neilsen at reserve!!

From a highly reliable source at Poole last night Rye House are 'on the brink' but the last thing the BSPA want is to lose a club. However they want Rye to see out their remaining 2018 fixtures but refuse to let them run on a Saturday. Any ongoing 'stand-off' may well favour Rye's attempts to switch to Saturday for home meetings as the longer the impasse goes on the fewer Mons/Weds will be available Also the riders are not prepared to ride more races without some payment (or guarantee of payment from someone they trust?!). The BSPA will not fund that!! Sad times.

Well done to Somerset - all their riders rode as if they were really up for it. In contrast - and not helped by yet another inconsistent track (but thats no excuse) - Poole were a 2 man team, plus an unlucky Sundstrom. Lots of comments coming out of the pits about the behaviour of Poole's skipper - refusing interviews and the end of meeting press conference!! Mateusz rode as if he'd been told his future!! Matt's programme comments refer to making one change to improve the current 1-7 AT THIS TIME!! I assume other changes might be possible with the August averages. Anyway back to the track - the first bend 'hole' seemed to reappear in the second half of the meeting (someone referred to it as a rut?!), but it was Poole's gating that was the biggest letdown - and not for the first time this season. Onwards and upwards.

So the announcement on the Rye website now states 'meeting postponed' - rather than 'cancelled'!! Whatever the unforeseen circumstances are, maybe Rye's outstanding rearranged home fixtures will have to be run at the weekend due to unavailability of Mons/Weds before the cut-off?!

There is usually a BSPA management meeting on the last Tuesday of the month?! Maybe things have been said, requests made again and turned down again?!