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Steve, As daft as the rules were, they were printed on the centre pages of the programme. Lindback clearly knew he needed to win Heat 25, the way he was desperate to pass Kylmakorpi, so he knew the score. I would doubt if the Poole promotion have much of a gripe - and it may be Mr. Ford who wrote the tie-break rules in the first place. So stop the sour grapes. You're going to have to get used to losing this week, as we're going to turn you over home and away!! All the best Rob

Frigbo, It's a consolidaton year - but next year we'll kick your asses :D And remind me, have many trophies super-ambitious Swindon have won this year. One less than Oxford I think you will find All the best Rob

Steve S, You bad loser!!!! The rules were CLEARLY printed in the programme (yes, the rules for a tie were daft, but they were also clear). Belle Vue qualified fair and square, and then were deserving winners of the final. So both of your teams, Poole and Swindon, were beaten today. A sour note was Ian Thomas when interviewed, telling the fans of ALL the other tracks "to get stuffed, because this is our day". Didn't he realise that most of the neutrals had been cheering on his team in the final, to prevent the home win all too prevalent in shared events. And Rosco was AGAIN the loser, for the second time in four days - what a crying shame (also means I don't have to change my sig) So a great result. Swindon didn't win, and Oxford didn't finish last in Group B. All the best Rob Peasley

Can't be bothered with Bonnie Tyler. I'll stay in the Spoons until about 6.30pm. All the best Rob

Well, he's not too popular with some of the Ippo fans I've spoken to, so maybe that's why!!! And the Lynn fans don't seem to like him either - seems Mr. Rickardsson is only loved at Poole, where the fans have turned a blind eye to his selfish, individual ways. All the best Rob Peasley