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Rye House Vs Swindon 08.04.17


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RR for Ellis means they are much stronger, with Morris, BWD, Bellego and the reserves allowed to take his rides. Puts Swindon as favourites to go through in my opinion, even if we had Branford. I wouldn't be surprised if Swindon sneak a win tomorrow.

Don't say I didn't warn you. Can't believe how anyone thought this would be a cakewalk for Rye. They must be idiots.

Swindon were always going to take advantage of RR, it was the game changer. The four RR rides brought in 10 points.

Add to that track specialists Doyle & Grondal plus Morris who was good value, not to mention BWD and it was a no brainer. Then you add to the mix Robson & Watt having a woeful start to the season and the loss of Branford.... What were you all thinking?

Then we come to the track. What's the point of having a team of racers and serving up a track as slick as that? I knew it was gonna be bad when the tractor was packing down the start line area before the meeting.

Crowd was down on last week, quite a lot less from where I was standing. Atmosphere was very flat. Last weeks smiles and laughter turned into scowls And grimaces.

Last weeks meeting was a false dawn it seems. Wolves are woefully weak at reserve and that made it easy for us. With a Grondal in their side they would've probably won a point at least.

 

Pleased to see my suggestions of selling raffle tickets among the crowd and an ice cream van were taken up. They even had a food stall on the third bend.

 

Only highlight was Ellis Perks who looked aggrssive and will improve even more.

 

Now we're all but out of the KOC, at least we can concentrate on avoiding the relegation play off.

 

Lots to ponder for the management and promotion before the feel good factor falls off the edge of a cliff.

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A big well done to Swindon tonight !

 

I don't think anyone expected that result.

 

 

Anyone who thought that knows naff all about speedway

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Speedway is a strange old sport. For ages Adam's average has been a bit of a bugbear, the lad gets injured and suddenly it works to our advantage.

 

Long term it works against us, however, if we do intend to make any changes, but on tonight's showing who knows, maybe we won't need to.

 

Good to see Swindon get an away win with riders like Grondal and BWD putting in good scores.

 

Not totally surprised by Rye's poor performance, though. They are a team that look nice when you see the 'names' but have a top end that is past its peak so there may not be improvement in the side.

 

Hopefully Swindon can build from this, but Rye have riders that go well at Blunsdon. We could lose the second leg, but I think we have done enough to take the tie.

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Easy win for Rye House by at least 20 points.

Saturday, April 8, 2017, result:

PREMIERSHIP KO CUP Q/F 1st leg

RYE HOUSE 41: Scott Nicholls 12, Edward Kennett 8, Chris Harris 7+1, Ellis Perks 5, Stuart Robson 3+2, Davey Watt 3, Ben Morley 3.

SWINDON 49: Nick Morris 14+1, Jason Doyle 11, Bradley Wilson-Dean 9+1, Emil Grondal 8, David Bellego 7+2, Zach Wajtknecht 0, Adam Ellis r/r.

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Speedway is a strange old sport. For ages Adam's average has been a bit of a bugbear, the lad gets injured and suddenly it works to our advantage.

 

Long term it works against us, however, if we do intend to make any changes, but on tonight's showing who knows, maybe we won't need to.

 

Good to see Swindon get an away win with riders like Grondal and BWD putting in good scores.

 

Not totally surprised by Rye's poor performance, though. They are a team that look nice when you see the 'names' but have a top end that is past its peak so there may not be improvement in the side.

 

Hopefully Swindon can build from this, but Rye have riders that go well at Blunsdon. We could lose the second leg, but I think we have done enough to take the tie.

We should be ok thurs as Zach will get some points, we will just have to watch out for Chris Harris who likes Blunsdon.

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Saturday, April 8, 2017, result:

PREMIERSHIP KO CUP Q/F 1st leg

RYE HOUSE 41: Scott Nicholls 12, Edward Kennett 8, Chris Harris 7+1, Ellis Perks 5, Stuart Robson 3+2, Davey Watt 3, Ben Morley 3.

SWINDON 49: Nick Morris 14+1, Jason Doyle 11, Bradley Wilson-Dean 9+1, Emil Grondal 8, David Bellego 7+2, Zach Wajtknecht 0, Adam Ellis r/r.

In my defence I put that before I knew Adam was out & we'd get 10 points from r/r😉😉

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In my defence I put that before I knew Adam was out & we'd get 10 points from r/r😉😉

You also said Rye would hit 60. That's over the two legs presumably

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