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Poole V Coventry Es First Leg 16/03/16


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The only thing you can say about Garrity and Newman have enough ability to qualify for the GP's and the fact Scotty Nicholls has decided to come back to the world cup team only goes to emphasise the lack of quality young riders we have coming through, Lambert is the only young rider i can think of who may have enough ability.

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Garrity nearly two points ahead of Newman in PL - a league where neither are protected like they previously were in EL.

 

Id choose Garrity every time.

 

And it seems most other neutrals on here agree.

 

I have no preference to Coventry or Poole btw and more often than not take their side.

 

Just think the whole draft is an absolute effing farce.

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I think you'd better be careful Lisa as you are definitely turning into the female version of Starman. :shock: That's his standard answer. He said that to me and there wasn't even a question for me to answer. I offered to reply if he would tell me what he'd asked but strangely enough he's never got back to me. :icon_smile_clown:

If I am sounding like Starman then a break is definitely needed! :D I just don't get what the point of a pay cap is if nobody sticks to it. May as well not have one, or am I missing something?
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Garrity nearly two points ahead of Newman in PL - a league where neither are protected like they previously were in EL.

Id choose Garrity every time.

And it seems most other neutrals on here agree.

I have no preference to Coventry or Poole btw and more often than not take their side.

Just think the whole draft is an absolute effing farce.

Disagree with you Pinny. The PL average difference means nothing to how they do in the EL. Some riders adapt to top flight racing. Better than others. Garrity just seems wild and out of control, like Bridger was but worse. Guess we will see when they race tomorrow night but regardless of being a Poole fan I would pick Newman over the current Garrity every day of the week.

 

Personal opinion of course.

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TBF Coventry haven't done it because they wanted to do it properly, they've done because Garrity forced the issue by refusing to enter the draft. I'm sure if he hadn't they'd have lined him up at reserve. As it stands I think Cov have made a decision that they may regret in the coming months.

possibly Garrity has as well

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Disagree with you Pinny. The PL average difference means nothing to how they do in the EL. Some riders adapt to top flight racing. Better than others. Garrity just seems wild and out of control, like Bridger was but worse. Guess we will see when they race tomorrow night but regardless of being a Poole fan I would pick Newman over the current Garrity every day of the week.

 

Personal opinion of course.

Their a similar average in el - garrity had the balls to try it in the 1-5, newman didnt.

 

Garrity will easily outscore newman in the 1-7, can see garrity mixing it a lot more on the first bends.

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If I am sounding like Starman then a break is definitely needed! :D I just don't get what the point of a pay cap is if nobody sticks to it. May as well not have one, or am I missing something?

Your missing something for sure ..Are give you a clue it's between your ears :wink:

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Disagree with you Pinny. The PL average difference means nothing to how they do in the EL. Some riders adapt to top flight racing. Better than others. Garrity just seems wild and out of control, like Bridger was but worse. Guess we will see when they race tomorrow night but regardless of being a Poole fan I would pick Newman over the current Garrity every day of the week.

 

Personal opinion of course.

 

Both yours and mine then Mr S :t:

Their a similar average in el - garrity had the balls to try it in the 1-5, newman didnt.

 

Garrity will easily outscore newman in the 1-7, can see garrity mixing it a lot more on the first bends.

 

Ha, ha!! Quality.

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Exactly.

 

Newman, Garrity, Worrall, Howarth, Auty, Wilkinson, Wright etc should all of been forced to go into the top 5 to attempt to further their developement, moving all tier 2 riders to tier 1 and bringing a fresh crop of youngsters into the tier 2 slots.

 

Only Coventry have done it properly, and their being punished now as every other team lines up with strong reserves.

 

Theyve had their fun banging in huge scores from number 6 or 7, let them step up into the next stage.

 

Im sorry, but for Wilkinson (and Carl is one of my favorite riders) to be riding in the draft some 15 years after his premier league debut is absolutely farcial. They may as well let any Brit in speedway ride in the draft. Where do you draw the line?

 

Its a farcial system. Something that should work so well makes the sport look exactly what it is, essentially a circus.

 

EDIT: Can understand allowing Kerr to continue in it after such a dreadful smash last season.

 

After 4 matches Jason Garrity could be a reserve and Kyle Newman should be in Poole's top five anyway. Now that the grade one EDR is now compelled to move up when his average elevates him into the top 5, does it really matter if certain riders continue to be EDR grade one riders for a third and hopefully final season.

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Looking at the 2 sides I'd say a comfy home win for the 2016 EL runners up ;) . 56-34 to Poole.

 

And saturday's lottery winning numbers are....................................... :lol:

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Okay, if he does get paid more how do they do it without other promoters knowing? Genuine question!

 

 

 

Kyle cannot earn over and above that while riding at No. 7

 

 

 

A FTR EL rider told me last season that he was on a 'special' pay arrangement with his promotion, so I believe your statement to be untrue!

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Let's be honest there shouldn't even be a debate as to who is the better rider at the moment. Garrity 8pt PL rider a 2nd string at EL level, finishing 4th in the British Final and made a GP appearance. Newman hasn't shown anything near that yet but he could do in future.

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Why are CovEntry fans writing off Woryna before a wheel has turned. He is viewed as a fine prospect in Poland and is certainly better than Jamrog.

 

Give the lad a chance before trying to get rid before a wheel has turned.

So you are having a go about Coventry fans about giving this lad a chance as a wheel hasn't been turned yet.

Yet your were criticising the signing of Huchenbeck this is also before a wheel has been turned in anger,give the lad a chance just like you have told the Coventry fans :wink:

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Garrity is now quite clearly the better rider backed up by the facts. Higher average in the premier league, made the top 4 in the British Final and is in the GB squad. That's not to say Newman can't get to that level he just isn't there yet. The Poole fans who seem to think Newman is better see him just ride at home beating fast track reserves. Newman has the ability to beat Garrity at home but let's talk about this debate when Newman makes a British Final or GP

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