Arthur54

On the plus side, with Poole dropping down, that makes holder and Kurtz available, go on Gavan you know you would like them there

You Oviously haven't seen some of the crowds on TV, take Peterborough, there was nobody there

Time will tell, if Poole are struggling, there must be more

Question how does the top league survive on 6 teams

I think you will find Klindt and josh still like to win trophys, don't think they will be going to Ipswich

Oh thanks, always wanted one of those

Yeah but you have got over 40 posts on Poole threads just on your own

But this forum would be dead without us

The league would be much poorer without them, and so would the Premier league speedway forum

I would say every track has its glory hunters, only go when there winning, not just a Poole thing. I have surported them in the lower league and the higher league, and will continue to do so, win or lose

You may have a life outside of speedway, but you have still got time to come on Poole 2020 thread going on and on and on about the same old thing

So what are peoples thoughts to the 3 questions

I think you will find Klindt being a Poole asset, he is not going anywhere

Pooles crowds started to drop the moment we lost Darcy and Chris, things have never been the same since

Hate to say it, i totally agree with all of that post

I supported them when we were in the lower league, where we had a considerable amount of success, would never turn my back on them what ever league they were in

Like Ipswich

Hope the rain we have just had in Dorset is not heading your way

What an excellent post, every word well spoken

Well you really have to dig deep now, how many years ago was this, Eastbourne in the top league many years ago, would you be saying the same if half the Poole team pulled out, this is an official match

It's shocking isn't it, weather has got a lot to answer for, or is that matts fault as well

Oviously Josh don't mind

Has already said geography, to much travelling

Shame it's only 6

But in this case, going from a big club to a small one