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I'd rather have a close scoreline gate fest then a 30 point smack job if I'm to look on the positive side. No shame in Gorzow losing to Wroclaw as they're title favourites for a reason. Pollestad Man of the Match for me, Gorzow have a gem in him.

Holder & Thomsen 5-1 in Heat 15 imo.

I'd be surprised if Wroclaw don't win the League tbh, No chance of Gorzow going down as they're better than both Grudziadz and Czestochowa imo.

Should do but as proven tonight, Ability hasn't meant anything because it's a gating contest. Thomsen's been flying and then he got outgated and 5-1'd in a crucial Heat.

Not disrespectful at all, Wroclaw are a much better team than Gorzow but the track has taken racing out of the equation to a point where it's a gating contest. No track to ride, Go wide = Go backwards.

Even Kurtz goes backwards on the outside line. Proof that having the best riders on show still doesn't produce the best racing.

Track has made this a 50/50 meeting with 5 Heats to go, Who's going to step up and take the points for their team? Laguta or Przedpelski?

Don't think anyone saw Laguta's struggles coming tonight, You'd think he'd feel right at home on an ultra slick gate and go track.

The Owlerton of Poland so far.

Back-to-back 5-1's and then conceded a 5-1 to Wroclaw's weakest pairing.

Heat 4 should be a momentum killer for Gorzow.

Hopefully this meeting provides some entertainment.

Czestochowa wouldn't win a meeting in the British PREMIERSHIP let alone the Polish Ekstraliga. The worst 1-7 I've ever seen in the Polish top flight.

Leicester were my dark horse pick before a wheel was turned this season, I've been lapping their 1-7 up for a good few weeks now and last night's result isn't that much of a surprise to me. The last time we had a weaker PREM, It was won by a strength in depth side and that's the route the Lions have opted for this year. Sheffield as I said when the 1-7 was announced are a boom or bust outfit, If Flint and Etheridge ride well then it's BOOM! but if they ride poorly then it's BUST! literally no inbetween and we've seen the good and the bad already. Sheffield are still my pick for the title but the tail end has to be consistent and back the Top 3 up.

Lots of excuses being made for underperforming EU riders imo, British tracks require skills while Polish carpet rugs don't. Polish carpet rug tracks make a cluster of bang average riders look like GP superstars but if you get those riders on a technical British track that requires actual skills then most of them will get exposed by riders like Richard Lawson and Sam Masters just to name a couple.