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Newcastle v Scunthorpe 16.06.2019


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now lets all think what it takes to dry a track out........................................................... thinking..............................................thinking again...........................................................................more thinking ............................................................................... even more thinking .................................................................................................................. jeez, this is tough ...................................................................................................................................................  got it ...................... sunshine and wind that usually dries a track out quickly............................ 

plenty of those two in newcastle at the moment ..........................................looks like Mr Godfrey pulls rank on Mr English .................................. 

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1 hour ago, geoff100 said:

Got a mate in newcastle says sun shining now and been a nice weekend !

 

53 minutes ago, geoff100 said:

U there to see that ?

T'is nice in Newcastle atm, been ok this weekend apart from a bit rain last night,,, but we have had a LOT of rain this week.

Some could have predicted a 'call off' earlier in the week,,, Killy lake was flooded !!!

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1 hour ago, geoff100 said:

U there to see that ?

All you have to do is look at Facebook with George English explaining they had taken off 13 tankersfull, and the water at about 1.00pm with three quarters of the track still under water. We have had tremendous floods this week and we are denied access to the track by the stadium owners, we could only start the track preparation easy this morning. Jonny can make decent tracks after heavy rain during the week, but the monsoon weather is just too much to get a safe racing strip even though it is warm outside ATTM. Add in more rain forecast for 5.00pm and the situation doesn't need any justification. With your probs, today was a meeting waiting to be won by the Diamonds.

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"13 Tankers of water taken off"

 

2 hours ago, geoff100 said:

Got a mate in newcastle says sun shining now and been a nice weekend !

 

1 hour ago, IronScorpion said:

It does not matter what the weather is like now, the track is WATERLOGGED! It is too wet to prepare or race on.

 

1 hour ago, geoff100 said:

U there to see that ?

 

1 hour ago, jenga said:

now lets all think what it takes to dry a track out........................................................... thinking..............................................thinking again...........................................................................more thinking ............................................................................... even more thinking .................................................................................................................. jeez, this is tough ...................................................................................................................................................  got it ...................... sunshine and wind that usually dries a track out quickly............................ 

plenty of those two in newcastle at the moment ..........................................looks like Mr Godfrey pulls rank on Mr English .................................. 

 

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58 minutes ago, Tsunami said:

All you have to do is look at Facebook with George English explaining they had taken off 13 tankersfull, and the water at about 1.00pm with three quarters of the track still under water. We have had tremendous floods this week and we are denied access to the track by the stadium owners, we could only start the track preparation easy this morning. Jonny can make decent tracks after heavy rain during the week, but the monsoon weather is just too much to get a safe racing strip even though it is warm outside ATTM. Add in more rain forecast for 5.00pm and the situation doesn't need any justification. With your probs, today was a meeting waiting to be won by the Diamonds.

A wonder where they put all that water, a hope they don't pump it onto the centre green Dave ;)

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58 minutes ago, Tsunami said:

All you have to do is look at Facebook with George English explaining they had taken off 13 tankersfull, and the water at about 1.00pm with three quarters of the track still under water. We have had tremendous floods this week and we are denied access to the track by the stadium owners, we could only start the track preparation easy this morning. Jonny can make decent tracks after heavy rain during the week, but the monsoon weather is just too much to get a safe racing strip even though it is warm outside ATTM. Add in more rain forecast for 5.00pm and the situation doesn't need any justification. With your probs, today was a meeting waiting to be won by the Diamonds.

Geoff is a pair of Workington fans, who often go fishing on threads, nowt to do with Scorpions ;) 

Today, rather than fishing on threads, they should have gone fishing in that puddle behind George :wink:

Hope this miserable weather stops soon - some riders must be really struggling for income at the moment.

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