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https://bellevueaces.co/news/2018/7/8/full-throttle-fightback http://www.swindonrobins.co/news.php?extend.3135 Last Time - March 2018 - Belle Vue 48-42 Swindon / May 2018 - Belle Vue 50-40 Swindon Prediction - Belle Vue 52-38 Swindon Aces (4th 17pts) 1. Craig Cook 2. Jason Garrity 3. Dan Bewley 4. Rohan Tungate 5. Max Fricke 6. Jye Etheridge 7. Damian Drozdz Robins (1st 23pts) 1. Nick Morris 2. Adam Ellis 3. David Bellego 4. Tobiasz Musielak 5. Troy Batchelor 6. Zach Wajtknecht 7. Jack Smith

So I take it the meeting against Leicester will be cancelled on Wednesday if England beat Sweden. That will be 3 weeks without a home meeting.

According to Rosco tonight Semi Final Leg 1 • 3rd v 2nd Leg 2 • 2nd v 3rd Final Leg 1 • 2nd/3rd v 1st Leg 2 • 1st v 2nd/3rd

One big league in 2018 a near on certainty now.

Harris and Clegg were already signed up by Swindon last week to replace Bellego and Smith.

Chris Harris replaces David Bellego at Swindon. Source LK

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, it’s a £10 sport. A family of 4 at Swindon would have to pay £44 and let’s say £6 on 2 programmes. £50!!!!!! and that’s before food and drink.

PREMIERSHIP leaders Swindon are back in action on Wednesday when they visit bottom club Rye House (7.30pm) looking to further boost their play-off chase.The CFS Filtration Robins have recent experience of the Hoddesdon circuit as they put the Rockets out of the KO Cup last month, although the second leg in Hertfordshire resulted in a 39-51 defeat.Troy Batchelor dominated their scoring on that occasion, with the meeting being all about ensuring a safe passage to the semi-finals with a massive first leg advantage.Robins won their first two away matches in the league this season but have taken just one point from the next four, although 39 is their lowest total in any meeting.They still hold a comfortable position in the table and are three points clear of second-placed Belle Vue with the sides having completed equal meetings, whilst the advantage over fifth-placed Leicester is nine points.But boss Alun Rossiter has stressed the importance of continuing to pick up points on the road, and says his riders know exactly what to expect on Wednesday.Rossiter said: “It’s an important match for us and we need to be targeting at least a point there just to keep things ticking over.“It can be a very tough track to go to, it’s going to be another hot day and we have to expect dry and slick conditions.“The boys will need to be dialled-in to get off the starts right from the beginning of the meeting, and there’s no reason why we aren’t good enough to get something there.“Our home record is still very strong, and I feel if we can take another couple of away wins that will really cement our position in the play-off places.”Rye House slipped to the foot of the table as a result of Monday’s action which saw King’s Lynn and Poole both pick up away points.The Rockets suffered their first home defeat of the season to Belle Vue last week when they missed out in a last-heat decider, and Wednesday’s meeting sees them seeking to end a three-match losing run. Rockets 1. Krzysztof Kasprzak 2. Aaron Summers 3. Chris Harris 4. Stuart Robson 5. Scott Nicholls 6. Ben Morley (GUEST) 7. Max Clegg Robins 1. Nick Morris 2. Adam Ellis 3. Tobiasz Musielak 4. David Bellego 5. Troy Batchelor 6. Zach Wajtknecht 7. Jack Smith

Sorry but this Poole side should be getting 3 or 4 points with the 1-7 they have, anything less is a failure.

Injuries??? Older???

Batchelor, Musielak, Ellis all impressive for the home side. David Bellego again looks worryingly short on confidence. Lambert and Jorgensen were impressive for the Stars. Lewis Kerr was atrocious.

Robins 52 Batchelor 12 • Musielak 11 Stars 38 Lambert 14+1

Once again Bellego way off the pace.

Cameron Heeps was the worst visiting rider I’d seen at the Abbey this season..................... Step forward Lewis Kerr

Apparently Rosco has given David a target of 16 points from next 2 meetings to prove his worth to team.

Can we have Josh to replace Bellego please?

Swindon 46 Morris 12 • Musielak 9+1 • Ellis 8+2 • Batchelor 7 • Bellego 6+1 • Wajtknecht 4+2 • Smith 0 King’s Lynn 44 Lambert 16+1 • Iversen 8 • Jorgensen 7+1 • Doolan 5+1 • Kerr 5 • Morley 3

Thought this would be a very close meeting, not now though. Think I’ll keep my £17 for another day.

I did

Batchelor now riding at 5 with Musielak at 3.

Confirmed on Swindon website, R/R for Proctor, Ben Morley and Kevin Doolan guest at reserve for the visitors.

Jack Smith will now be riding Thursday after his very harsh release from Sheffield.

I’d actually have Max Clegg at Swindon over Jack Smith.

Who are the options with Jack Smith missing on Thursday. Young Anders Rowe is one for the future not now.

I meant Charles but if he rides for Sheffield and with the Thursday situation. That ends that