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Glasgow v Sheffield KOC 28/5/19@19-30


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Hopefully we get the chance to finish the job now , after securing a wonderful draw in Yorkshire a couple of weeks ago . 

Connor Coles continues to guest at number 6 as new signing,  Connor Bailey , is waiting on his machinery arriving from down under . 

Sheffield should be at full strength so we cant afford to be complacent as there are one or two in their side who enjoy it round Ashfield . 

The Sheffield fan's new favourite Scottish referee will once again preside over the action in what should be another entertaining encounter at the premier Scottish venue . 

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After 2 superb away performances at the tricky technical tracks the boys should be glad to get back to Ashfield. Rasmus did no bad riding at Swindon last night and he and Claus have both qualified for the Danish final. Any sort of win for us will see us into the next round. As paulco says Sheffield have guys that go well around our track so let's pray we get the result we want and that all riders stay safe. Hopefully a good crowd will turn up for what should be a cracking match. 

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1 hour ago, geoff100 said:

A guest for a "kid" without a bike surely the money men can afford a bike or are times getting hard.

The guest is for Luke, as you well know. Being in the know can you tell me how the stadium works are doing at Workington hope they don't interfere with the comets plans to return next year. The sport can't afford to lose fans like you 

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1 hour ago, SharpenRake said:

The guest is for Luke, as you well know. Being in the know can you tell me how the stadium works are doing at Workington hope they don't interfere with the comets plans to return next year. The sport can't afford to lose fans like you 

The  sport wont lose fans like me been going nearly 50 yrs as for derwent park cant see us going there again, it was paulco on here who mentioned the guest situation and he's never wrong! Will make a trip up to glasgow this season aftet all u never know when it could end .

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6 minutes ago, geoff100 said:

The  sport wont lose fans like me been going nearly 50 yrs as for derwent park cant see us going there again, it was paulco on here who mentioned the guest situation and he's never wrong! Will make a trip up to glasgow this season aftet all u never know when it could end .

Sorry , yes his machinery hasn't arrived yet , so he hasn't been declared I'm our septet . So therefore the guest is for Chessel 

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5 hours ago, SharpenRake said:

The guest is for Luke, as you well know. Being in the know can you tell me how the stadium works are doing at Workington hope they don't interfere with the comets plans to return next year. The sport can't afford to lose fans like you 

sgb championship thread (derwent park ) page 16/17 or so tells you whats happening , with pics ..

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Another decent meeting at the Field of Dreams, despite the scoreline. Starkey returned to form, Jensen was awesome and Bickley chucked in some good points against arguably the strongest reserves in the league. Broc Nicol was superb when he gated and looks a thoroughly decent prospect, fast and stylish. King Danny started well but faded as he usually does and Howarth was solid but unspectacular. Not much you can say about the rest.

So its onward to the next round, hopefully we can get the Scunthorpe rain off rearranged for the next few weeks as otherwise we only have 2 home meetings from now until the end of June.

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Had to laugh a wee bit when Zaine Kennedy (who earlier had said there was no reason they couldn't turn the Glasgow result at Sheffield around) throttled off in anger when Kyle Bickley beat him, only to allow Paul Starke across the line in front of him......lol

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1 hour ago, MD said:

Another decent meeting at the Field of Dreams, despite the scoreline. Starkey returned to form, Jensen was awesome and Bickley chucked in some good points against arguably the strongest reserves in the league. Broc Nicol was superb when he gated and looks a thoroughly decent prospect, fast and stylish. King Danny started well but faded as he usually does and Howarth was solid but unspectacular. Not much you can say about the rest.

So its onward to the next round, hopefully we can get the Scunthorpe rain off rearranged for the next few weeks as otherwise we only have 2 home meetings from now until the end of June.

Echo that , I enjoyed the meeting , there were some decent races , especially 13 and 14 . I had my doubts about the Jensen signing in the winter , but I've been proved wrong , he was awesome again tonight . All in all that was a strong team performance against a decent outfit .

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8 hours ago, Charlieboy said:

It will be interesting to see if our riding order switch will strengthen or weaken us tonight. Kasper s been struggling so to pair him with a reserve is strange !!  

It backfired a bit , your reserves were good , Andersen wasn't 

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Proctor hasn't really clicked for Sheffield , looked good last year in that all conquering Workington side , but tonight it was back to previous year's Ashfield visits . Yes there was one or two instances tonight where Sheffield riders got in each other's way a bit . 

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Echo MD's comments. Really entertaining night and slickly run. Managed track grading and watering plus kids race and other giveaways and interviews in around 95 minutes. Young Connor Bailey was there and got a great reception from the crowd. Just wish we had another home match this weekend. 

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11 hours ago, Paulco said:

Proctor hasn't really clicked for Sheffield , looked good last year in that all conquering Workington side , but tonight it was back to previous year's Ashfield visits . Yes there was one or two instances tonight where Sheffield riders got in each other's way a bit . 

He wasn't that great when he rode for us before, but I didn't really have any objection with him as a third heat leader for this year.  Unfortunately Kyle Howarth has been a bit hit and miss so far this season, as well.  If they could all click in the same meeting it would be great. 

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Sheffield look like they need another set of averages to find a better balance. Kemp looks like he needs a go at reserve whereas Nicol looks like he could hold his own at 2. Anderson would be better placed at 3.

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I think we need a new set of riders, not a new set of averages. 

A couple of them look like their heart isn't in it.

Cook is a better number 1 than King and that was always going to be the case, but Kyle Bickley outscoring Kemp is not something I expected to see and Drew has, apart from the odd ride, has been a disappointment so far.

The big difference for me is the comparison between Rasmus Jensen and Proctor. One looks an inspired signing, the other looks like it's turning into a disaster.

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