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Wolverhampton v Rye House 16/4/18


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Just now, Matt Ford Fan said:

You said 47-43 earlier.

I did, because it's our first match and Rye have riders that can do well and have had matches already. 

The reality is evident that Rye  remain poor travellers. 

At least I didn't say Rye would win away tho.;)

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4 hours ago, Gavan said:

Harris and Nicholls usually poor round Wolves and so to is KK though to be fair he was so unhappy at Poole last season that i guess we cant use his scores as a real reflection.

Wolves will have to much top end strength in Thorssell, Schlien and Howarth and Masters

Think I was pretty much spot on

4 hours ago, Matt Ford Fan said:

I disagree on Harris and Nicholls. Personally I think they are decent around Wolves. 

I agree with you on KK. Doesn't like the place but he is riding well this year. 

All of tonight's meeting's could go either way. Personally I fancy Rye due to the lack of track time for some of the Wolverhampton boys. 

Harris and Nicholls usual form at Monmore

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Well , were Wolves very good or Rockets very poor ? To be honest more of the the latter. Nicholl's and Harris  have been long standing track specialists, but their powers are now waning. Kasprzak didn't look particularly interested as usual at Monmore. As for Robson that must be his lowest score for some time, he usually scores well. As for Wolves, in the speedway star mammoth pre-season issue nobody rates us, which is great,no pressure at all, nobody  rated us the last two years. A special mention for Kyle Howarth, I would always have him in my team, spectacular to watch. A rider who rides Sheffield and Wolverhampton every week ? There's adaptability for you.  A tougher test with the Pirates next wek so we will see how that goes.

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2 minutes ago, Beowulf said:

Well , were Wolves very good or Rockets very poor ? To be honest more of the the latter. Nicholl's and Harris  have been long standing track specialists, but their powers are now waning. Kasprzak didn't look particularly interested as usual at Monmore. As for Robson that must be his lowest score for some time, he usually scores well. As for Wolves, in the speedway star mammoth pre-season issue nobody rates us, which is great,no pressure at all, nobody  rated us the last two years. A special mention for Kyle Howarth, I would always have him in my team, spectacular to watch. A rider who rides Sheffield and Wolverhampton every week ? There's adaptability for you.  A tougher test with the Pirates next wek so we will see how that goes.

Your way would be my guess.By 10ish.

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Cracking start from the team on what could have been a banana skin given lack of practice.

It does very much look like Rye are going to struggle away and maybe even at home at times as Nicholls and Harris are only going one way.

Brilliant start from Jacob at No 1, I have little doubts about him at home. If he can take that confidence to the away tracks maybe he can surprise me. I hope he does!

Great to see Kyle Howarth get a maximum. This is one rider I will hold my hand up and say I got it wrong. I wasn't impressed at all when we originally signed him as I didn't think he'd ever adapt to Monmore. He most certainly has and I love to watch him race when I get the chance.

Promising looking start from Ashley Morris too.

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A great start for Wolves, very much like last season with Rory, Jacob and Masters looking strong. The real test starts next week vs Poole, Rye started badly and never got going, last out of the gate time and again and against wolves you just can't do it. Bomber went from 1st to last in heat 1 and never looked quick, Scott as always put the effort in and he is 40 next month and it shows. I always think of the great British finals vs Bomber and the tide is turning and you have to accept that the odd ride might be like the old times but being left at the gate and looking slow isn't good to see as a Bees fan. KK should have stayed in his van, wasn't even trying apart from when he got out and even then the lines he took were a little odd. At least with Eddie, Stuart, bomber and Scott you know they will put a shift in, look at Doyle tonight has struggled so it goes to show it happens to the best but at least race 4 laps with some commitment.

congratulations to Rory and co and hope wolves have a good season. A well run club with always a well prepared track. 

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12 minutes ago, Bald Bloke said:

Nicholls and Bomber have  rode well there.Dropping off in recent years so i'm told ?

Used to be brilliant at Monmore but have been average for the past 2 or 3 seasons. 

KK is just a waste of a team space. 

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A soul destroying, festering sore of a meeting.

That one was enough to kill your enthusiasm for a season before it even starts.

After watching lots of fast, vibrant, modern speedway from Poland so far this year on the TV, this one was like a trip back in time to the seventies.

And Monmore is generally one of the better tracks to visit in the Premiership!!

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26 minutes ago, CB252 said:

A soul destroying, festering sore of a meeting.

That one was enough to kill your enthusiasm for a season before it even starts.

After watching lots of fast, vibrant, modern speedway from Poland so far this year on the TV, this one was like a trip back in time to the seventies.

And Monmore is generally one of the better tracks to visit in the Premiership!!

In terms of the score or the racing ? 

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5 hours ago, CB252 said:

A soul destroying, festering sore of a meeting.

That one was enough to kill your enthusiasm for a season before it even starts.

After watching lots of fast, vibrant, modern speedway from Poland so far this year on the TV, this one was like a trip back in time to the seventies.

And Monmore is generally one of the better tracks to visit in the Premiership!!

A fair point...

It was something that struck me last weekend when watching my third Polish match over two days...

Big crowds in modern stadia, atmosphere being 'literally' drummed up by sections of the crowd, (crowds that are made up of plenty of people under 30 never mind 60!). An announcer engaging the fans in celebratory chants and riders giving absolutely everything on well prepared circuits (Probably through fear of losing their team place and the good money that comes with it)..

Absolutely light years away from what British Speedway offers, and now being on TV every weekend it doesn't do British Speedway any favours I would suggest. ..

As Jim Bowen used to say on Bullseye...

"Come an 'ave a look at what yer could 'ave won! "...

 

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7 hours ago, Arthur54 said:

now you know what we had to put up with at Poole, kk waste of space

dont be to hard on matt ford he was convinced kk would be an excellent signing at the time,as i did, plus everyother poole supporter i spoke to,but hey ho it didnt work out thats life,its only speedway, forget it and move on. 

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1 hour ago, mikebv said:

A fair point...

It was something that struck me last weekend when watching my third Polish match over two days...

Big crowds in modern stadia, atmosphere being 'literally' drummed up by sections of the crowd, (crowds that are made up of plenty of people under 30 never mind 60!). An announcer engaging the fans in celebratory chants and riders giving absolutely everything on well prepared circuits (Probably through fear of losing their team place and the good money that comes with it)..

Absolutely light years away from what British Speedway offers, and now being on TV every weekend it doesn't do British Speedway any favours I would suggest. ..

As Jim Bowen used to say on Bullseye...

"Come an 'ave a look at what yer could 'ave won! "...

 

In Poland the tail doesn't wag the dog, unlike in the UK  where riders certainly take the pee.   Only have to go back to the Holder/Batcholar  situation at Kings Lynn v Poole meeting last season.  Would those 2 Aussies have tried that on in Poland ?  I think not.

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