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Probably Leicester have taken over the top spot now as they are new to the league and lots of different tracks to visit.

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I don't know what other clubs take but Coventry often have a coach and many cars. I'd be amazed if Coventry are not one of the best supporter teams at Eastbourne.

Coventry certainly one of the top 3 supported clubs that visit Eastbourne and in the past they have come by coach although I dont think they did last season. Lakeside and Poole being the other well supported clubs at Arlington. Probably because we mostly race Saturday nights.

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Coventry certainly one of the top 3 supported clubs that visit Eastbourne and in the past they have come by coach although I dont think they did last season.

 

Anyone that supported Coventry away deserved a medal last season. It was bad enough watching them at Brandon. :D

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Coventry certainly one of the top 3 supported clubs that visit Eastbourne and in the past they have come by coach although I dont think they did last season. Lakeside and Poole being the other well supported clubs at Arlington. Probably because we mostly race Saturday nights.

 

 

Would agree there with the addition of Leicester, they came down with a coach load for the first fixture plus a few cars and know that they are coming down again at the end of the month. They have a really good supporters club at Leicester which is really great to see.

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I see Trevor Geer is gloating in Speedway Star that Eagles got Bridger on board before Coventry could book him as a guest for Harris.. he has to do something to build interest in this fixture I guess

Sad really when hes already against a heavily depleted team who may have stood a chance before but not now

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It's our own ineptitude / lack of commitment from Andersen that sees us in this mess.

 

No problem with Eastbourne running the fixture. Don't expect them to squander a prime Saturday date just because the Bees can't get their house in order.

 

Not surprised Geer is having a chuckle about beating us to Bridger as a guest. I mean, our managment team have only known since about January that Bomber would be missing. Probably can't believe his luck!

 

So Bees line up with:

 

1. Junior (TBC)

2. Howarth

3. Fisher

4. Hansen

5. Skornicki (G)

6. Nielsen (G)

7. Sarjeant

 

Should hit 25 with ease!

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It's our own ineptitude / lack of commitment from Andersen that sees us in this mess.

 

No problem with Eastbourne running the fixture. Don't expect them to squander a prime Saturday date just because the Bees can't get their house in order.

 

Not surprised Geer is having a chuckle about beating us to Bridger as a guest. I mean, our managment team have only known since about January that Bomber would be missing. Probably can't believe his luck!

 

So Bees line up with:

 

1. Junior (TBC)

2. Howarth

3. Fisher

4. Hansen

5. Skornicki (G)

6. Nielsen (G)

7. Sarjeant

 

Should hit 25 with ease!

Hoping we have Steve Worrall as no 1

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Time and again over the years we have seen fixtures take place with guest select line ups, I recall Bees travelling to Eastbourne in 2008 (?) with just Burza & Messing of their regular line up, 4 guests and RR.

 

The same last year as Swindon were forced to visit Brandon on their only visit of the campaign with a similar make up.

 

King's Lynn visit to Birmingham tonight with 3 guests for their 3 Danes on the same night as the Danish Final that was brought forward a day when the date of the Finish SGP was confirmed.

 

Appreciate that with Lynn and Brummies both being Wednesday night tracks its never easy to organise fixtures between them, but would it not have been more sensible to have had another team at Perry Barr this week (last night) ?

 

The SEC competition muddies the EL waters even further, its listed on Peter Kildemand's website that he is scheduled to race the 3rd SEC qualifier at Zarnovica next Saturday, the same night as Swindon are due at Eastbourne, so two weeks on the trot Eastbourne will face visiting teams without their number 1 and no facility available for their absence.

 

Would it not have been better to have switched the Bees & Robins visits there ? or perhaps the DMU can explain why their 2 nominations for the SEC cannot be switched to the other weekend, so Hans could be at Zarnovica on the 24th and Kildemand at Krsko on the 17th ? Or is that too sensible ?

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It's our own ineptitude / lack of commitment from Andersen that sees us in this mess.

 

No problem with Eastbourne running the fixture. Don't expect them to squander a prime Saturday date just because the Bees can't get their house in order.

 

Not surprised Geer is having a chuckle about beating us to Bridger as a guest. I mean, our managment team have only known since about January that Bomber would be missing. Probably can't believe his luck!

 

So Bees line up with:

 

1. Junior (TBC)

2. Howarth

3. Fisher

4. Hansen

5. Skornicki (G)

6. Nielsen (G)

7. Sarjeant

 

Should hit 25 with ease!

probably be better of with a guest for Harris he's not scored a lot away this season
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