
HGould
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Very very wise in one way. Very concerning though in another as deep concussion is not something that always (if ever) goes away. Is this the knock that occured in a Team GB Training Camp? Wish the lad all the best but he has a long life after Speedway and hopefully they will consider that.
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Day after day, week after week, year after year, irrespective of league they are in these arrogant idiots are at it. The sooner the Barrett helicopter is spotted over Wimborne Road and the New Estate footings go in the better for the Sport in the UK Free of these insufferable serial cheats and their arrogance. Good riddence when it comes. I miss great rivals like Cradley and Coventry who were bitter rivals but they earned respect as did their supporters. Not Poole.. Hated for what they are. Arrogant cheats.
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Track covers are not the holy grail Water can seep underneath making track patchy and dangerous. Water can come from underground making it similarly patchy High Southerly winds this week could mean very labour intensive job to get down and take up and tether How do you work on track with covers down. It's an absolute joke to be trying to run this now. The Champions are Leicester and the Runners Up Glasgow. The League Table does not lie.
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It's not rocket science. They try to over-accomodate Clubs. Some want to run from mid March to late October (the old Len Silver concept "every Friday at 8" ) that in days gone by worked for him. Those of us over 60 will well remember pretty much ALL Clubs did this, although there were twice as many Clubs then as now. In more recent times some Clubs actually prefer, mostly for financial reasons and gettin their optimum crowds, to run a shorter season. The Scottish Clubs with earlier main school holidays want to get as many Fixtures in July as an example, some of those in more tourist locations prefer to get there matchs in to suit (IOW when in the structure the best example) They had the balls this year to deliver a Legue programme that actually ENDED in mid August, but then totally ballsed it up by throwing in The Summer / Jubilee / what's it called this week, in July. That Competitiion not only stopped and split what was building in to a really competitive League programme but also caused the remaining league matches to increasingly become rain affected. Simple solution, allow Clubs to stage a couple of early Open Meeting (IF they wish), start the KOC at Easter weekend / week, start the League the week after, schedule ALL League Fixtures to finish by 15 August, leave 1 week in interim (April to mid August) for second round KOC for any who progress. The have PLAY OFFS mid August to first week in September. Give every team 2 x BLANK dates from mid April to mid August for rain off provision and allow them to fill in with OPEN meetings IF they aren't needed. THEN have a provision for an Autumn Competition along lines of 4 TT / Pairs for September / October ONLY for those that wish to enter and DONT penalise those Clubs who can have a voluntary "abstain" button if they don't want to run for financial / local considerations.
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So the one who insisted that Poole had to have choice when they raced Plymouth in the QF as Poole finished higher now changes his tune. Forum pillock Slovler. For factual reference. Leicester are League Champions, clear winners of the Championship League. They therefore carry priority to decide who has first pick in Play Off finals and are under no requirement to forgo that. If Poole hadn't put testomonial before League and Play Off this situation would not have occurred. If the Play Off cannot be completed Leicester are Champions based on League positions. Morally, ethically, pragmatically.
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What's the point of putting down fresh dry material when it's raining every day at some point? Where you going to get 40 tons of such material from? The only certain thing about such a barmy scheme would be riders vanishing under or over the fence with career threatening injuries. You can't defy climate and weather. What next from the Poole trolls Should have gone to B+Q and bought wood and ply and roofing and erected a roof Should have gone to Leicester City and dug up the undersoil heating Should nip to EMA and nicked a jet engine to blow hot air on the track.
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Mildenhall v Leicester Double Header. Sunday 23rd October.
HGould replied to Bunce's topic in National League Speedway
Feel genuinely sad and sorry for the Promotion here. They have battled on against all the odds really to stay running as standalone NDL as they simply can't afford anything else but can make NDL work. They have to deal with Stocks wrecking the track on most Saturday nights giving them minimal time to prepare and take all the flak that generates from some keyboard warriors who haven't a clue about the work involved and the work they put in. They continue to develop talent and should be roundly applauded and supported for that. Not their fault that sometimes other clubs can't do Sundays; and they have no doubt been forced by circumstances mostly outside of their control to run what should be "seasons biggest matches" in October when it's convenient for Clubs who are running 2 teams. Lets hope they can continue and can thrive and not be another lost NDL Club like Stoke and Buxton. Iwade have shown the way and another that deserve massive credit, hopefully Workington will provide new and fresh impetus for this vital tier.- 68 replies
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Once again the Poole trolls bully and denigrate opponents. Any gardener will understand soil. Shale on a chalk base running into a basically sand substructure will drain a lot quicker than a substructure of clay and hardcore. Thats why Poole drains more quickly than Leicester. Simple geological fact. You can't dry out clay by artificial means and the more you try to manipulate it, the worse it gets
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Hearing he's been offered a chance to head up a "Missing Persons Task Force" for Southern England.
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David Attenborough just on BBC News. Massive global event on Saturday, biggest migration of dangerous aggressive possibly rabid endangered animals in UK since the days of the mass extinction of the Dodo - heading North. Attenborough fears a major emergency. Attenborough said "given the natural home of these animals we fear a massive dust cloud could envelop large parts of Southern Britain. Home Office Secretary Suella Braverman has immediately taken action - All PL / EFL Soccer matches and UK Police Leave cancelled on Saturday and the Armed Forces put on Standby; and curfews called in corridor from Southern England to East Midlands from 12 midnight Friday to 12 noon on Sunday. East Midlands Airport preparing to eject any misbehaving on special flights to Rwanda on Sunday Morning. "My dream is to eradicate the UK of these highly dangerous species" she commented Police Forces called to EGM this morning and a major call out to suppliers of Lillets and other incontenece supplies to Stock emergency Stations every 5miles on Route. Coca Cola have been ordered to take all glass bottles off shelves and off sales. Concerns that Event could be infiltrated by Neo Nazi Extremists after a glut of "I love the SS" graffiti found along the Route.