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Just to update on this.....

Leszek Tyllinger the Boss at Polonia Bydgoszcz was in Gelsenkirchen yesterday.And he has stated that the Wildcard next weekend will be Smolinski and the track reserves will be Kroner and Wölbert.That has given Tobi a bit of a problem as himself and Smoli were supposed to be riding in a meeting at Tobi's fathers track Dohren.That will probably be put back a week now.

 

So carry on your discussion of who should be given the WC by all means :rolleyes:

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Just to update on this.....

Leszek Tyllinger the Boss at Polonia Bydgoszcz was in Gelsenkirchen yesterday.And he has stated that the Wildcard next weekend will be Smolinski and the track reserves will be Kroner and Wölbert.That has given Tobi a bit of a problem as himself and Smoli were supposed to be riding in a meeting at Tobi's fathers track Dohren.That will probably be put back a week now.

 

So carry on your discussion of who should be given the WC by all means :rolleyes:

We''ll all get to see Sajfutdinov in the GP's soon enough . Therefore it's quite right Smolinski should retain his place in the field . Why should he miss out due to German inefficiency :P

 

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Huh?

 

I'll try and help you....

"Following adverse weather conditions last week and during the construction of the track at VELTINS-Arena, Gelsenkirchen, Germany, the FIM Jury has decided it is necessary to postpone the 2008 FIM German Speedway Grand Prix due to track safety concerns. The event will now take place on 18 October 2008, at ZKS Polonia Stadium, Bydgoszcz, Poland, at 1900h"

 

See the German GP will now take place in Poland.No change of name or anything.No cancellation of the German GP and a completely new GP put on instead.Just a postponement and a change of venue.Just that this happens to be in another country.Although it was at one time part of Germany :blink:

 

We''ll all get to see Sajfutdinov in the GP's soon enough . Therefore it's quite right Smolinski should retain his place in the field . Why should he miss out due to German inefficiency :P

It wasn't us guvner.The Danes didn't put covers on the barge.Honest :rolleyes::blink:

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Just to update on this.....

Leszek Tyllinger the Boss at Polonia Bydgoszcz was in Gelsenkirchen yesterday.And he has stated that the Wildcard next weekend will be Smolinski and the track reserves will be Kroner and Wölbert.That has given Tobi a bit of a problem as himself and Smoli were supposed to be riding in a meeting at Tobi's fathers track Dohren.That will probably be put back a week now.

 

So carry on your discussion of who should be given the WC by all means :rolleyes:

 

At least some sense has come out of this shambles, of course the wildcard & reserves should be the same they've not ballsed it all up have they so why should they miss out.

Kris & Shovvy, B***ER OFF. :mad:

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Plain and simple, Chris Holder should be offered the chance next week

Really?

 

No it shouldnt. why should anyone else then Smolinski get it? It is still the German GP and Smolinski is the one who was given the WC for the German GP.

I agree with this.

 

Why all this "to show what he could do next year"? What happened to him not doing the GPs next year even if he was asked? They were his own words weren't they? :unsure:

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Plain and simple, Chris Holder should be offered the chance next week

 

Should be Smolinski, Holder wouold be a good Wild Card but few others in line before him.

 

Good idea KrisB. Why have a German no hoper in it in Poland? Will hardly have hundreds of Germans streaming over the border to support him. Smolinski is a reserve/second string at best.

 

Let Holder have the ride and a prelude to what he might be able to do if included in next years series.

Usual cr@p being spouted! Its a German GP with German Wildcard, at least it should be. No doubt its Steves anti Coventry side coming out of him again. Odd really as he spends most of his tim on the Cov threads :lol:

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The organisers have already made themselves the laughing stock of world sport,so changing the wild card would make them look even more sillier.if thats possible.Martin deserves his chance the same as the other wildcards have.

 

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Joke thread. Clearly Smolinski will retain his place in the event and rightly so.

 

If anyone else needed to be chosen all common sense points to Sajfutdinov as he is the double Under 21 Champ and it is now being held on his own track.

Holder will get his chance next year.

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Why have a German in it in Poland? Will hardly have hundreds of Germans streaming over the border to support him.

Let Holder have the ride

And the place is going to be awash with Australians who have made the short trek over from Australia to support their man :rolleyes::wink:

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Plain and simple, Chris Holder should be offered the chance next week

 

 

No he shouldn't.

 

Nope it should be Tai Woofinden :wink:

 

You are so last week, Darcy Ward is the new"next world champion" :wink:

 

More to the point why the hell is this gp back in poland (forgot money ) they have enough gp's as it is :mad:

 

Because it's the best racetrack in the world.

 

Good idea KrisB. Why have a German no hoper in it in Poland? Will hardly have hundreds of Germans streaming over the border to support him. Smolinski is a reserve/second string at best.

 

Let Holder have the ride and a prelude to what he might be able to do if included in next years series.

 

Holder has already said he is not ready for the GP's next year.

 

It is a "no brainer" because it is Smolinski.Nuff said :blink:

 

But for people with no brains, it's a point to be debated!

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No he shouldn't.

 

 

 

You are so last week, Darcy Ward is the new"next world champion" :wink:

 

 

 

Because it's the best racetrack in the world.

 

 

 

Holder has already said he is not ready for the GP's next year.

 

 

 

But for people with no brains, it's a point to be debated!

Odd isn't it that this thread was started by a Poole fan.

Last year Bees fans we're slated for being big- headed & thinking they have a right to everything, mostly by Pirate fans, boot on the other foot now & pot/kettle comes to mind.

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Odd isn't it that this thread was started by a Poole fan.

Last year Bees fans we're slated for being big- headed & thinking they have a right to everything, mostly by Pirate fans, boot on the other foot now & pot/kettle comes to mind.

 

 

I think my last point sums it up mate. :wink:

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Odd isn't it that this thread was started by a Poole fan.

Last year Bees fans we're slated for being big- headed & thinking they have a right to everything, mostly by Pirate fans, boot on the other foot now & pot/kettle comes to mind.

 

Now hang on a minute - not sure two people really constitutes a majority. :blink: FWIW, Smoli is the rightful choice - not his fault yesterday was a royal cock-up by the organisers and I fully expect to see him riding there next week; but speaking as a neutal who watches these GPs in the sole hope of being entertained, I'd have rather seen Emil come in as a wild card there next week. World U21 Champ getting a chance and as a home track boy and would have the set up for the track and would definitely get stuck in there. With no disrespect intended, I'm not sure Smoli will have the same impact.

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Now hang on a minute - not sure two people really constitutes a majority. :blink: FWIW, Smoli is the rightful choice - not his fault yesterday was a royal cock-up by the organisers and I fully expect to see him riding there next week; but speaking as a neutal who watches these GPs in the sole hope of being entertained, I'd have rather seen Emil come in as a wild card there next week. World U21 Champ getting a chance and as a home track boy and would have the set up for the track and would definitely get stuck in there. With no disrespect intended, I'm not sure Smoli will have the same impact.

 

 

Why would have the set up for the track ? the way it's set up for the gp's even aj rides crap and he's there number 1 .

 

Saying all that i still think emil should be the wildcard :wink:

 

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Good point Trees! ;)

 

Why would have the set up for the track ? the way it's set up for the gp's even aj rides crap and he's there number 1

 

:lol: I was basing my comment on the premis that the riders will kidnap Olsen, tie him to a chair and lock him in a store cupboard so he can't ruin the track. :P

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