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Leicester vs Oxford PL R2 11/08/25 19:30
IainB replied to IainB's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
7 day ban then? Ridiculous! -
Leicester vs Oxford PL R2 11/08/25 19:30
IainB replied to IainB's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
I'm not so forgiving, he was well enough to take 6 rides in his first meeting back, it's just the same as the rest, this is the new normal now, when riders came back from injury before, they came back everywhere, not just Poland... I'm idioting sick of it! -
LEICESTER: Max Fricke, Luke Becker R/R, Ryan Douglas, Kyle Howarth, Sam Masters, Drew Kemp, Joe Thompson. OXFORD: Charles Wright, Erik Riss R/R, Maciej Janowski, Mitch McDiarmid, Rohan Tungate, Peter Kildemand, Luke Killeen. You may not be able to have your photograph taken with Luke Becker, as he aggravated his injury in Poland yesterday (🐂💩), but you can have your photograph taken with the Knockout Cup before the match... I wonder if anybody has bought any red and yellow ribbons for it 🤔
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No... he also missed the fixture at Poole last Wednesday
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I emailed the SCB, twice, as it was a SCB regulation that was breached, they just don't say which. https://www.scbgb.co.uk/news.php?extend.213
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Lol, don't waste your time mate... I emailed them twice asking which regulation Workington breached that got them a 2 league point deduction, as it's normally stated in their press release, never received a reply!
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Back for Lions on Monday then, cushty 👍🏻
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But if Ben Cook has received a 28 day ban for the breach of SCB Regulation 010.5 j) Then Nicolai Klindt should also receive a 28 day ban for breaching SCB Regulation 010.5 p) 🤷♂️
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There's an error when you follow the link
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Only a small percentage of crashes result in any kind of serious injury, like I said there's no need to linger on it if it does appear more serious just stay on it for few seconds until it's clear a rider is in trouble or not, they've missed a few argey bargey incidents over the years for cutting away too soon. It'd also be useful if BSN could show an updated league table after the match, especially last night with 6 teams in action. Thought it was a pretty decent match tonight with some good racing for Armadale, happy to see Simon Lambert get in the points.
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Why though? When you're at a meeting you don't start looking into the distance in the opposite direction, you want to see if the rider(s) are okay or maybe even watch some handbags unfold. I can understand cutting away if it becomes obvious that a rider is in distress, nobody wants to see that, but BSN instantly cut away every time a rider goes down and there's no need for it, they're quite happy to show Scott Nicholls season ending crash in their opening credits.
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011.4.2 Guest Rider (G) b) a rider may ride as a guest (in an official meeting) at a track only once in an 8 day period (within that league) excluding Play Offs, unless he is replacing the home teams #1 or is ONLY declared in a British Development League Team. Not sure why guesting for a number 1 is different to everybody else, but 8 day rule does not apply for Klindt.
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They had Kye Thomson guesting against Worky, Tobias Thomsen against Oxford, Kyle Howarth against Scunny and Chris Harris against Poole. Even if none of that were true, it is not for Plymouth to decide whether rules have been broken, the tail seems to be wagging the dog 🐕
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Was their heat leader holed up in a Polish hotel room on race night and racing around the rest of Europe during the week?
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Or as Elton John sang, Saturday night's the night for... travelling 🛫
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Why has Ben Cook received a 28 day ban for breaching SCB Regulation 010.5 j) and Nicolai Kilndt hasn't? Klindt may not be in "dispute" with his club in which case surely paragraph p) should be applicable "has been approved in a teams declared 1-7 at the start of the season but due to extenuating circumstances is not available, a facility may be granted, up to a maximum of 28 days, at the SCB Co-Ordinators discretion."
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I'm not sure anybody is blaming Plymouth, they've been badly let down by Klindt. The Speedway Control Bureau has once again proved itself as not fit for purpose, handing bans out willy nilly, especially last season not so much this, and then turning a blind eye to other rule breaches. Until the SCB steps up and applies the rules in a consistent and unbiased way Speedway will always be a Mickey Mouse sport in this country. I can't decide whether the SCB are incompetent or willfully neglegent... I suspect it's the latter.