Sings4Speedway Posted March 29, 2016 Report Share Posted March 29, 2016 Can't argue with that at all. I was hugely impressed with the reserves. Both have always been smooth but there was a lot of speed to go with it. Don't think ive ever seen Danno make such consistently good gates and ride such hard first corners. Thomas was robbed of a point at Arlington and another couple at Home with a snapped chain but was still very impressed. Clifton was a little more raw than i was expecting but is clearly fast and once he has shaken out the rust he will be flying. What impressed me the most was the moral on the centre green at the start. All riders joking together was something that seemed non-existent last year. Opponents will come tougher than a misfiring Eastbourne but this team looks like Central Park could become a fortress and there are plenty of points to be picked up on the road. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stevec Posted March 29, 2016 Report Share Posted March 29, 2016 As an Eastbourne fan I was gutted by the results but I have to say I was delighted for and impressed with Kent! Like Eastbourne when in the Elite League Kent are often written off as also rans and have had their share of a lack of results. It must have been great for the fans to come and see their boys do so well at Arlington. I like a lot of the Kent riders. Danny Aires id great, gives everything and clearly cares, he rides with his heart James Shanes, doesnt always get the result but looks fricking amazing to watch Danno Verge, met him and had a chat with him at lydd last year. He was the first on the track when my lad came off his bike to pick him up and give him some advice. So yeh, it hurt on 'Bad' Friday but not as much as it would have losing to another team. Oh yeh,and Coventry away helped! 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sings4Speedway Posted March 29, 2016 Report Share Posted March 29, 2016 Yep a good day for the Kings but certainly plenty to be cheery about as an Eagles fan. Knight looked far more comfortable at Kent than he did early at Arlington & Georgie Wood was excellent at home and smooth although a little under powered? at Kent but that was obviously fixed quickly at Cov. Of the others the luckless Hughes looked classy until finding far too much grip and will miss watching him this year as i rate his track craft highly. Andrews was out of sorts and wish him a speedy recovery & the departed Hopwood was solid. I had reservation over the Kent reserves due to lack of speed but their control has never been questioned, the opposite applies to the Eagles pair and a lack of experience and bike craft would be a major concern. Oh and Powell is going to make no friends with his shameful staying down to try and get a rerun....if you slide off on your own on the inside fella no ref (excluding Babs) is going to give an all 4 back! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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