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The Doyle effect is working so far 😁

I don't think that's overpriced at all, two coffee's from Starbucks is about that much! 🙂

I do remember him getting some big cheers at Lynn in the twilight of his career so he must have had some exceptions😁

Looks to have been a close meeting, Edinburgh's reserves look dreadful from the scorechart, are they?

Just caught up with this, decent meeting with Jody Scott looking very impressive and Lambert really unlucky with his puncture. Klindt's brown envelope to the ref worked for his Ht15 roller😁

I've been to the meeting s at Foxhall this season and haven't noticed any decline from last season. In fact, the new TV screen has added to the experience and once they get interviews onto that for the crowd to hear it will be even better. Some people just love to moan.

I gave my reasoning in a follow-up post. Better than Doyle is subjective in terms of team benefit. At the NSS not many score more than Bewley but they will win all their home fixtures anyway. Away from there it's not so certain.

Who knows, it's theoretical of course but at I said Doyle brings more than just points.

I make them favourites because I think Doyle's persona in the pits and potential away from the NSS makes the Aces stronger on the road.

BV nailed on now to be Premiership champions.

It's normally much drier in Sept & Oct when the meetings will be run, silly trying to do that in late spring & summer..... In other news, recently watched the British Final from 84, run on a very wet Coventry with KC and his broken leg. So if we used to get meetings on in the wet before but don't bother now, what's the preference? For me, it's the former, with regular meetings on and postponements a rarity. I'm in the 1 point each and not re-run them camp to focus minds.

Exactly. Fuel isn't the only cost: "Driving a petrol car in the UK costs roughly 15p to 20p per mile for fuel alone, depending on your vehicle's efficiency. However, the total running cost (including tax, maintenance, insurance, and depreciation) averages about 49p per mile. "

Is it though? Average per mile cost to run a car, according to Google, is 49p per mile, so for a 200 mile round trip, that's just shy of £100. How much was the coach?

How do you know this? Maybe the novelty wore off, or the field did not entice, or people just felt they'd done it - that was the case with a couple of my friends.

Two out of three ain't bad....