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Turn the record over eh ! Turn the comms off if you dont like them.

 

Why should he? He's right, Pearson is a PROFESSIONAL commentator who earns his living shouting and making monkey noises and deserves to be criticised for being so ridiculous at times. IF he had been someone they had dragged out of the crowd to commentate then you'd expect the same old rubbish and noises you get from him, but he's NOT!

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poor meeting over all i think . holder touched kildermand chris a little unlucky but that speedway . anyway doyley nearly their he deserves it after last year

 

 

Chris Holder certainly was the cause of the stoppage. The incident took Kildemands chain off. It was also very clear down the back straight that holder New he had taken Kildemand down, his head was quite literally in his hands.

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Why should he? He's right, Pearson is a PROFESSIONAL commentator who earns his living shouting and making monkey noises and deserves to be criticised for being so ridiculous at times. IF he had been someone they had dragged out of the crowd to commentate then you'd expect the same old rubbish and noises you get from him, but he's NOT!

Turn the sound off.

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What on earth`s going on with Tai, bike stopping at the tapes, no steel shoe, tape touching. :blink:

No lap of honour tonight!

 

Why should he? He's right, Pearson is a PROFESSIONAL commentator who earns his living shouting and making monkey noises and deserves to be criticised for being so ridiculous at times. IF he had been someone they had dragged out of the crowd to commentate then you'd expect the same old rubbish and noises you get from him, but he's NOT!

Did he mention that he thought the referee was holding the tapes too long?

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Hope the ABBA Museum tomorrow is better. Enjoyable but not a classic, the track didn't seem to be one of the better temporary tracks for some reason. Certainly didn't see Zagar winning after scraping into the semi final on 7 points, but congratulations to him, points when he needed them. Shame about Emil, started the meeting superbly but then it all fell away.

 

Doyle nearly there now but best not to count chickens. All the talk about starting but Doyle showed how to do it, just sit still and react to the tapes rather than guessing. Simple but it seems to work for him. Certainly the ref was holding the tapes longer than usual, but seemed pretty consistent.

 

Atmosphere was indeed a bit flat, no free flags on the seats to wave, although Lindback did have crowd cheering with his win in heat 4, however it may appeared on TV. Thorssell didn't do Lindgren any favours taking him wide in heat 12 and with the two top Swedes just getting 8 points each after 20 heats there wasn't much more for them to make a noise about. Compared to previous years it looked like the budget had been cut.

 

Some strange music too, haven't heard Fox on the Run by Sweet since the mid 70s. At least someone had a sense if humour playing 'I get knocked down' after Kildemand fell, doubt Holder saw the joke though.

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This was my first GP other than Cardiff and have to say it all felt a bit flat. I don't know maybe it's a reflection of the sport in Sweden which by all accounts is in trouble with falling attendances & clubs in financial trouble. The meeting itself was ok although the track wasn't as good as Cardiff this year. The atmosphere was pretty subdued not even the Poles could raise much of a shout though they're not there in anything like the numbers they are in Wales.

Well done to Doyley -just needs to stay out of trouble in the last 2 GPs and he's home and dry. Emil was good value for money and Kildemamd gave it a go. Awful day at the office for Tai. Janowski and Dudek look to have wilted under the pressure. Congratulations to Matej Z, despite his low qualifying score he looked to have good pace in most races.

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Turn the sound off.

 

Why should anyone have to turn the sound off. We pay to watch and listen to a professionally produced programme. If what is delivered is less than that we have every right to complain.

 

The alternative of course is for BT to provide half price subscriptions for those that don't use the sound and that is never going to happen.

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Zagar wins from Blue. Can't say Emil picked the wrong gate !

Indeed your quite correct he did win from blue, but just like Emil did in his semi final Zagar missed the gate in the final, but unlike Emil he had a good clear run round the outside of of turn two, which gave him the momentum going down the back straight to pass Doyle.

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Why should anyone have to turn the sound off. We pay to watch and listen to a professionally produced programme. If what is delivered is less than that we have every right to complain.

 

The alternative of course is for BT to provide half price subscriptions for those that don't use the sound and that is never going to happen.

BUT why should your view prevail over the rest of us who enjoy the coverage along with the commentary. BT are very happy with KT and NP.

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Why should anyone have to turn the sound off. We pay to watch and listen to a professionally produced programme. If what is delivered is less than that we have every right to complain.

 

The alternative of course is for BT to provide half price subscriptions for those that don't use the sound and that is never going to happen.

I wish I could turn your sound off. :lol:

Indeed your quite correct he did win from blue, but just like Emil did in his semi final Zagar missed the gate in the final, but unlike Emil he had a good clear run round the outside of of turn two, which gave him the momentum going down the back straight to pass Doyle.

You said Emil picked the wrong gate. Which he didn't as Zagar won from the same gate. What happens after the tapes go up is irrelevant.

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BUT why should your view prevail over the rest of us who enjoy the coverage along with the commentary. BT are very happy with KT and NP.

 

I don't believe anyone said it should but the last time I checked this country still allowed free speech. That being so we are entitled to state our opinion. If you or anyone else doesn't like it you have the option to ignore it. At least you don't have to pay to read what we write :wink:

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That Kildemand is tedious. I'd love someone to do a video compilation of how many times he has pulled that bail out trick in the GPs alone.

Can fully understand Holder's frustration.

He's the speedway equivalent of Jurgen Klinsmann.

 

I've said this many times. It seems ironic that everyone is aware of Kildemand's behaviour except the Referees. The worse part about all this this, is that Kildemand knows the rules will support his selfish action. He uses every touch to his own advantage and slides off like a rehearsed stuntman.

I'm not a Holder lover, but to me he was leading the race and had the choice of line. Killer put himself into that position where Holder had little choice but to touch him, Once that happened, Chris knew the rules meant he would be excluded even though every part of the incident was initiated by Kildemand.

 

The rule stinks, Chris may have touch Killer, but that wasn't the reason he came off. He slid off to get the race re-run and get another chance to get to the final.

 

Any respect one has for Kildemand's obvious ability, goes when he pulls stunts like these. Give me someone like Pedersen everytime......

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BUT why should your view prevail over the rest of us who enjoy the coverage along with the commentary. BT are very happy with KT and NP.

 

And so they should IMO both Pearson and Tatum do an excellent job, seems there`s just no pleasing some.

 

Hardly a classic SGP last night, big step to becoming World Champ by Doyle as his main competitors fell by the way side, while any hopes of Tai Woffinden putting up much of a challenge imploded.

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Kildemand the new NP in waiting? Overall a poor meeting the track cutting up badly certainly didnt help, well done to Matej on his win and great to see Doyle increase his lead after last season i didnt think he would be able to repeat that form but if anything hes come back stronger, hope he now wins it totally deserved. Be interesting to see if he rides well within himself tomorrow. As someone else mentioned as there are so many of these meetings now they tend to lose that bit of magic that the one off final had. That air of uncertainty the whole season building up to that one special night, the tension etc. I know all the arguements for and against both but the GP comes no where near close to that atmosphere you could cut with a knife on world final night. Lets hope the next one provides a better spectacle which it should on a good well prepared track.

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