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1 hour ago, Arthur Fry said:

don't understand the song and dance, he's only a temporary replacement, does he make Poole stronger, I don't think so, noddy any day

Sooner see kildermand even if it's only for a few meetings far more exciting thàn holder:D

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14 minutes ago, ouch said:

You say discretionary I say fluidity. Glad we can agree. 

Sole purpose - no, that’s just silly. 

I like it when speedway fans call you out and you say show us the rule. We then quote a rule for you to find and suddenly it doesn’t matter. 

Discretionary way to stick to your guns, lol. 

Quite right. Don't let the facts get in the way of a poor conspiracy theory.

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54 minutes ago, WalterPlinge said:

It's just below the regulation that says Woryna and Szczepaniak can come back on ancient historic averages, whilst others can't.

Give us a shout when you've located those regulations.

 

It's going to be ok from 2019.I hear Matt is being lined up to replace Buster at the end of this season :blink:.

Being serious though, Buster has a team competing with Poole, yet they find ways around so called rules time after time.

Surely Buster wouldn't let teams get away with so called "ringers". Why let teams bend the rules to gain advantages when you have a team in the same league. I wouldn't.I don't get it :unsure:

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Just now, Bald Bloke said:

 

Mate, no rules get broken. If they are not above board then the BSPA would not sanction any signings. Its as simple as that. There are to many uptight people on here who want more to do with Poole than there own club, although, i can understand why...;):approve:

 

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8 minutes ago, poolebolton said:

I understand the argument but Matt Szczepaniak is a Kings Lynn asset which ford asked Buster for. 

So it’s pretty above board. 

Completely irrelevant, what that shows is that Buster and anybody else involved in decision making shouldn't be if they are letting riders come back to the UK several years later on out of date averages when a blind man can see that they have improved considerably in that time.

Above board in British speedway doesn't mean fair or right, particularly when those averages almost certainly would have been different had another club been doing the asking. 

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Our team is perfectly legal so deal with it. Moan, moan, moan grow up. Kildemand wasn't/isn't a full time GP rider perfectly legal. Kacper Woryna and Mat Szczepaniak have averages they achieved when they last rode over here again perfectly legal.

Matt Ford has put together a classy 1-7 that should walk the league and the anti-Poole brigade don't like the fact of that happening. 

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Particularly not fair, right or consistent when Gordon Pairman tells us that the BSPA reduced Jonsson's average when he came back to the UK because he was no longer the rider he had been. The consistent application of the rules would result in averages being increased for riders who have clearly improved since their last time in the UK and that is what should have happened. 

Of course you have to be capable of viewing things objectively rather than just subjectively to understand the harm this sort of inconsistency does to the credibility of the sport.

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4 minutes ago, Aces51 said:

Particularly not fair, right or consistent when Gordon Pairman tells us that the BSPA reduced Jonsson's average when he came back to the UK because he was no longer the rider he had been. The consistent application of the rules would result in averages being increased for riders who have clearly improved since their last time in the UK and that is what should have happened. 

Of course you have to be capable of viewing things objectively rather than just subjectively to understand the harm this sort of inconsistency does to the credibility of the sport.

Moan about the bspa mc then and take it off the Poole thread.

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13 minutes ago, Steve Shovlar said:

Moan about the bspa mc then and take it off the Poole thread.

Gordon Pairman made the comment in this thread and it relates to two riders in the current Poole team so it seems entirely relevant to make comments about it in this thread. 

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3 minutes ago, Aces51 said:

Gordon Pairman made the comment in this thread and it relates to two riders in the current Poole team so it seems entirely relevant to make comments about it in this thread. 

So a couple of promoters have got caught out telling fibs to cover the reason certain riders were not signed. The trutch has now come out. End of story.

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3 minutes ago, Steve Shovlar said:

So a couple of promoters have got caught out telling fibs to cover the reason certain riders were not signed. The trutch has now come out. End of story.

I do hope that wasn't too painful. Was it something you ate ?  :D

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7 hours ago, Starman2006 said:

 

Steve, give it a rest mate. ;)

I most certainly will not, it's unimportant to me who it affects or benefits. How you can have a rider on his old average who rode in 9 GP's whilst others are saddled with a 9??? Just disgraceful. It's the BSPA who are at fault here not one club. 

5 hours ago, Arthur Fry said:

keep going on about it won't change anything, bspa make the rules not Poole

That's why I'm going on about it, transparency is the only thing most speedway fans. I couldn't care less which thread it is on. The BSPA have completely messed up the rules on averages yet again. 

3 hours ago, scaramanga said:

if im not wrong didnt kildermand ride in brittan last year ?

sure he did a few meetings for someone

probaly not enough to change his average  but might just qualify that way

You are wrong,  he didn't ride in Britain in 2017.

38 minutes ago, Steve Shovlar said:

So a couple of promoters have got caught out telling fibs to cover the reason certain riders were not signed. The trutch has now come out. End of story.

Care to quote the truthful story?? All I've seen and heard are posts from a former promoter saying no such rules existed whilst 2 others have spoken out saying there was. There is no truthful story.  Just opinions. Of course if you can quote me this story then I'm only happy to read it.

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