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Sure that i read that its a Scottisb guy who runs a coach from Cardiff to Zummerset leaving around 4ish.

 

I think we are talking about the bus here because i know that there a several monarchs fans plus the emmerdales who get this bus down to summerset on the friday then cardiff on the staturday.

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So the groups for the pairs have been made with Rye House, Newcastle and Redcar missing out on the event.

 

Group A: Somerset, Glasgow, Ipswich, Scunthorpe and Berwick

 

Group B: Edinburgh, Workington, Plymouth, Sheffield and Leicester

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So the groups for the pairs have been made with Rye House, Newcastle and Redcar missing out on the event.

 

Group A: Somerset, Glasgow, Ipswich, Scunthorpe and Berwick

 

Group B: Edinburgh, Workington, Plymouth, Sheffield and Leicester

great, straight to Cardiff on the drink it is :)
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So the groups for the pairs have been made with Rye House, Newcastle and Redcar missing out on the event.

 

Group A: Somerset, Glasgow, Ipswich, Scunthorpe and Berwick

 

Group B: Edinburgh, Workington, Plymouth, Sheffield and Leicester

Looks like an evening in the casino for me then!

 

Dave Hoggart: "I must commiserate with Rye House, Redcar and Newcastle, but add that their supporters will be most welcome at the Oak Tree Arena to enjoy the famous Somerset hospitality"

 

Me: Stick it up your a*se :angry:

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top 3 averages in each team at 1st may...I think, then any 2 from them 3.

Yeah, that sounds about right, cheers... Shame, I reckon Allen/Mellgren would've been in with a chance of a podium place at least.

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Takes five minutes to come up with a decent race formula that works. For example four groups of four pairs thirteen teams plus and additional three pairs from the top rated clubs using the top four averages rather than top three. Each pair rides each the other three pairs in their group which equates to twenty four qualifying races winners of each group to race in a semi final then a final. Total twenty seven races. Again Rye House with a top four of Garrity Allen Mellgren and Nelson are not included and all four of these riders would grace the event. For me the best meeting of the year but i'll not go without a team to support and i am sure that there are a lot of like minded supporters of the three clubs. Will be the same for the fours, almost as thought the BSPA don't want to run a successful event. Yes the knockers will say 32 riders will cost extra but how much dough will be lost at the turnstyles, My forty quid for a start

 

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Takes five minutes to come up with a decent race formula that works. For example four groups of four pairs thirteen teams plus and additional three pairs from the top rated clubs using the top four averages rather than top three. Each pair rides each the other three pairs in their group which equates to twenty four qualifying races winners of each group to race in a semi final then a final. Total twenty seven races. Again Rye House with a top four of Garrity Allen Mellgren and Nelson are not included and all four of these riders would grace the event. For me the best meeting of the year but i'll not go without a team to support and i am sure that there are a lot of like minded supporters of the three clubs. Will be the same for the fours, almost as thought the BSPA don't want to run a successful event. Yes the knockers will say 32 riders will cost extra but how much dough will be lost at the turnstyles, My forty quid for a start

and mine..... Just don't understand why the promoters don't see or take on board that fans want to see their teams in national events... Berwick are now tracking a pair that has the lowest average of any team in the league....qualified on a riders average whos rode about 10 of their last 50 meetings...Only in speedway :)

Even drawing lots would be fairer as some teams are built totally differently yet are penalized for it.

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Takes five minutes to come up with a decent race formula that works. For example four groups of four pairs thirteen teams plus and additional three pairs from the top rated clubs using the top four averages rather than top three. Each pair rides each the other three pairs in their group which equates to twenty four qualifying races winners of each group to race in a semi final then a final. Total twenty seven races. Again Rye House with a top four of Garrity Allen Mellgren and Nelson are not included and all four of these riders would grace the event. For me the best meeting of the year but i'll not go without a team to support and i am sure that there are a lot of like minded supporters of the three clubs. Will be the same for the fours, almost as thought the BSPA don't want to run a successful event. Yes the knockers will say 32 riders will cost extra but how much dough will be lost at the turnstyles, My forty quid for a start

 

Certainly a format for future consideration. Just a quick question, where do you put 32 riders and 64 bikes plus vans at Somerset?

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