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Poole have been the best team in the EL this season, proved by finishing top of the EL. But I hope Belle Vue go on to lift the title, after so many years of not winning anything, and moving to a new stadium I think it would be good for speedway.

To many conspiracy theorists on this thread.

So going by that, Vissing`s season was over in early August.

Pretty shabby from both clubs IMO, asking £20 admission for a meeting between PL clubs is a bit much, but it isn't to late for the promotions to change their minds and charge normal prices, how much good publicity, and extra people through the gate would that get them.

To be honest no, IMO Poole would've won with or without North. But we all know what Poole are up to, and fair play for using loopholes in the rules to their advantage. Whether it does the sport any good is another argument, but Poole don't seem to care.

If North is trying to stay busy, and help take his mind from his injured farther, how about racing in the meeting tomorrow night, or if his mental state is such that he cant, how about getting to his farther`s side in Australia.

I see Davey Watt has had his say, over on Twitter, if there was ever a rider who didn't need a keyboard in his life its him.

And while your there you can ask him how his golf went.

For all their faults I would hope that Coventry Speedway wouldn't lower themselves to that sort of tactic.

If Coventry have protested, then I fear a management committee in the interests of speedway decision coming on.

Your right, though you would've thought at least that could've been made public, all we know is that he has been advised to take time away from racing.

Everyone seems to be thinking the points limit will remain at 42-50, if changes are made to the make up of the PL, draft GB reserves for example, the points limit would be lowered quite a bit I would imagine. That would almost certainly rule out the likes of Kenneth Bjerre, should he fancy riding in the PL, would I would rather doubt anyway.

What does this tell us that we didn't know already. http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/sport/13771290._UPDATED__Speedway__Dakota_North_ruled_out_for_Poole_Pirates_after_dad_suffers_accident_in_Australia/

Were Berwick asked, I would like to think if they had they been they would've accepted the invitation, especially as they have hosted big events in the past. You would think stadium availability wouldn't have been a problem.

Is finding a loophole, and exploiting it, cheating though, maybe its just clever management. The loophole shouldn't exist in the first place.

Yes but the agency would send the employer, you wouldn't go along and choose one.

Although not a match race, they could see Woffinden taking on Sayfutdinov in the Polish league when Wroclaw take on Leszno.

Thing I find most amazing is that North was able to see his GP on a Saturday.

BSPA decision making in full effect, say one thing do another.

How many companies though are allowed to bring in an employee from another company for the day, and in so doing make your company stronger than it was with your original employer.

If this meeting ad been on a weekend I might actually have gone myself, no chance of the happening being on a work night.

Haven't seen anywhere that North is actually flying home, only that his doctor has advised him to take a week off.

You wonder what the good people at Unia Leszno will be thinking this morning after Sayfutdinov`s post race celebrations last night, celebrations that lead to a dislocation and a trip to hospital.

Or maybe its just what the promoters think of the 4`s these days, popular with the fans but it doesn't seem that popularity is shared by the people organizing these events.

Redcar is fine as a venue, but on a Thursday night , how many are going to travel up from Ipswich or Somerset for the event.