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The most likely scenario was that he was told to have Monday off, especially if there was a chance of him riding tonight where there are league points on offer.

More likely he had to wait 24- 36 hours for the swelling to go down so they could make a more accurate assessment of how bad the break is. In that case it would have been foolish to ride on monday. I broke a bone in my foot once and the hospital told me straight away it was broke but to keep the weight off it, come back in 48 hrs then we can assess exactly how bad it is (when swelling went down) and to decide whether to put it in plaster or just strap it up.

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No doubt, we all like to think that Lambert would put preference to this club when compared to the others he ride for, and any decision he made about racing would be directed this way. When injuries require time off to recuperate we want him to forego his other commitments and rest ready for our next match. After all, the other clubs are not as important as ours.

Probably it is us with our head in the sand and Robert see all the clubs as equal and rides the meetings that suits him.... :t:

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Riders have always missed meeting for a variety of reasons. Food Poisoning seems to be the in vogue one. I seem to recall the Great Ivan Mauger went a whole season without riding an away match, cant think which club it is was for now. He struck a deal that he would only to do home meetings, and the BSPA allowed it.. Now if you want to point the figure about riders missing meetings for whatever reason, and being allowed to get away it then look no further to who's door to lay the blame. The tail has wagged the dog for many years, and its getting worse.

Mauger Exeter did home meetings only in 1984.
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Mauger Exeter did home meetings only in 1984.

 

Shhhh! Don't tell the BSPA or they will try to entice GP riders that way and cut a deal with Poland for it to happen as another "great sport saving idea". It would put thousands on the gate at PL clubs! A la Gerhard engines which by mid season seems to have been forgotten as "the way forward".

No doubt, we all like to think that Lambert would put preference to this club when compared to the others he ride for, and any decision he made about racing would be directed this way. When injuries require time off to recuperate we want him to forego his other commitments and rest ready for our next match. After all, the other clubs are not as important as ours.

Probably it is us with our head in the sand and Robert see all the clubs as equal and rides the meetings that suits him.... :t:

 

I wish it were that Robert would do that and put the Stars first but sadly the way of the world is that KL pays the same as most other clubs would for his services and it is not far from home. Plus he knows the track well enough to be able to do the business more often than not from the back.

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I'm not Robert's biggest fan and I don't think he'll be one of the world's greats some big him up to be.

I've said it many times, he's just a carbon copy of Chris Harris.

One thing that can't be questioned though is his willingness, commitment and desire to race for King's Lynn.

There's so many possible reasons why he didn't ride Monday but 'can't be bothered' isn't one of them.

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No doubt, we all like to think that Lambert would put preference to this club when compared to the others he ride for, and any decision he made about racing would be directed this way. When injuries require time off to recuperate we want him to forego his other commitments and rest ready for our next match. After all, the other clubs are not as important as ours.

Probably it is us with our head in the sand and Robert see all the clubs as equal and rides the meetings that suits him.... :t:

He will ride where its most lucrative for him, this after all is his living

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He will ride where its most lucrative for him, this after all is his living

I think he will, but up to now but being loyal to Lynn.With all his merchandise he sells on FB he is looking to get money in,no doubt.

Think he may be on his way next season.

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I think he will, but up to now but being loyal to Lynn.With all his merchandise he sells on FB he is looking to get money in,no doubt.

Think he may be on his way next season.

Would put money on it, you will not see him at Lynn next year

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so yet another team (rye) strengthens up and still Lynn sit on their hands

 

would be somewhat annoying though if kennett was signed .... :nono::o

Are you saying that we should have done something different to getting Jorgensen and Ayres in?

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so yet another team (rye) strengthens up and still Lynn sit on their hands

 

would be somewhat annoying though if kennett was signed .... :nono::o

So we strengthened when we got Lambert for Bailey,then Jorgensen for Porsing.Then bringing in Ayres to share with Lambert we were bang on the 50pt limit.How much stronger can you get if you are at the limit thats it.

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