Poole Quay 7

It's not irrelevant when the content shows someone has double standards.

Well you should know about throwing insults people's way.(see below) what a stirring individual you really are and yet you accuse others of what you are guilty of. Tsunami is the poster quite rightly most critical towards Game On but you appear to ignore that because it doesn't suit your agenda does it - A complete hypocrite suits you perfectly. Cue yet another long-winded reply desperate in an attempt to display intellect but in truth, just showing how you intentionally troll and stir for effect Posted by E I Addio on Yesterday, 08:41 AM "Red Panda made a complete idiot of herself" "Starman is where the buses don't run.." Posted by E I Addio on 23 September 2015 - 05:00 PM "when you call people idiots Red Panda needs to be included" "There are some nice people down at Poole but Muddlo isn't one of them," "You seem to be becoming a bigger and bigger pillock with every post"

You could also add fantasist and liar to that starman Only funny thing about it is watching a fool dig a bigger hole with each ridiculous post

that's how I see it as well. Good luck to both teams and as always, may the best team win.

Then just give us a straight answer Sherlock - What did you use photos of "Dak's Dad" for and after the "investigation" what conclusion did you arrive at?

How insulting to the decent Coventry fans who were a credit to Coventry with their support while you and the "nutty one" remain on here dishing out insults and embarrassing the other decent Coventry fans of which there are many. How did the ridiculous investigation by yourself asking for photos of "Dak's Dad" and "digging " into the matter end up? It reminded me of Inspecter Clouseau stumbling around looking folish. Don't wouldn't bother with him. I've finally learned to see him as a troll in denial with nothing better to do in life than come on here and dish out Poole insults on a daily basis. The fact Poole won is satisfying enough to know how much it upset him and the "nutty one" Congratulations to Poole and commiserations to the decent Bees fans.

Congratulations to Poole and commiserations to Coventry.

It's clear to see you have an inferiority complex - And it's clear to see it's fully justified

I know I shouldn't laugh, but that one did!

Glad to see Chris up on his feet

I was hoping for a Swindon win but well done to the Ace's.

Digging for what exactly?

Well I can't see Neil and the team just idly standing around allowing that to happen!

I'm exactly the same Jacques. To be honest I was gutted with the last two 5-1's because I knew how it have helped going into the second leg. As it is now, I'm tense and just want to get it on!

I agree - That's why I'm worried!

Desperate stuff

Going into this meeting, I would have taken any result as long as we didn't lose and we didn't. Unfortunately we went to sleep at the end but well done Coventry who don't know when to give up and hopefully this will be a reminder to the Poole boys in the second leg. Great ride by King as well. Can't wait for Monday night!?

Garrity is too brave for his own good. Got to admire his spirit though.

Well done Kyle Not bad for a "Snail"

Thanks for the heads up. News duly tweeted to Neil Middleditch

I don't think it will make any difference Lisa. You will either win because you are the better team or you won't! Apart from that Coventry ( particularly Havvy! ) think the world is against them anyway

The thoughts of Rosco and Mark Lemon from the Echo.... http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/sport/13768826.Speedway__Rival_bosses_Lemon_and_Rossiter_tip_Poole_Pirates_to_make_play_off_final/ Good luck to the Poole boys tonight. "MARK Lemon and Alun Rossiter insist a final date with Pirates will be the prize for the winner of the play-off tie between Belle Vue and Swindon. Lemon's Aces hold the upper hand over Rossiter's Robins after storming to a 50-36 victory in a curtailed meeting at Kirkmanshulme Lane on Monday. But regardless of the overall outcome when the teams renew rivalries at Blunsdon on Monday, both bosses are in agreement that Pirates will provide the next opposition. Targeting an unprecedented third straight Elite League title, Poole are yet to turn a wheel in their last-four clash with Coventry with the first leg set to take place at Brandon tonight (8pm). Lemon told the Daily Echo: "I feel Poole are slight favourites ahead of Coventry. Injury concerns have hit Coventry quite hard recently. "They are two evenly-matched teams but I feel that Poole just have the edge. Maciej Janowski doesn't appear to be suffering any ill-effects from his crash in the Grand Prix and has been one of the shining lights of the Elite League this year. "Poole have done it before, they know how to do it and they have a lot of experience to draw on, so I would lean towards them. "With all the teams in the play-offs, I think they are quite close and it's very difficult to pick a winner. "These things can come down to who makes the most of the luck that's available." Rossiter backed the view of his rival boss and even stated his belief that Pirates would win both legs of the semi-final. The Swindon team boss, a close friend of Poole counterpart Neil Middleditch, said: "I'm sure Poole will get through in the end. For me, they have got too much in the tank. "I think in riders like Davey Watt and Dakota North they have too much strength and I think they will win both legs. "Poole have won at Coventry twice this season so it shouldn't hold any fear for them. They will be full of confidence and I think they will go up there to win." Rossiter, a three-time league title winner with Pirates as a rider, has far from given up on a final clash with his former employers yet. He added: "I know people will probably laugh but I believe in our firepower around Swindon. Peter Kildemand is quick round there, Grzegorz Zengota is a different rider on his own track and Nick Morris's head is back in the game. "I genuinely believe we can do it. Belle Vue beat us by 14 and we can beat them by 14. "If we ride with no fear then we're in with a very good chance. If not, we deserve to lose for our silly mistakes in the first leg."

I was never in doubt about Bomber. He would still ride through the pain barrier even with a broken limb.

This is on the Poole site..... http://www.poolepirates.co/news/0918_coventry-v-poole-preview.html

I understand it's what some pilots use in anticipation of a flight to avoid storms etc! Lets hope we get it on and as always, may the best team win and we have a safe meeting.