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4 minutes ago, scaramanga said:

any weather reports on this looking to travel so updates are more than welcome 

 

My local weather app currently shows any rain in rhe Gorton area clearing by around 1.00pm and not returning until around 9.00pm.

I'm actually 10 miles away from Belle Vue, it rained here earlier but the sun is trying to peak through the clouds now. Not too successfully though.

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I must admit I’m not always ‘on the ball’ when it comes keeping totally up-to-date with the seemingly ever-changing rules and regulations.

I’m just wondering why the Aces do not have Richie Worrall back in the team tonight, given he is back – and scoring well – in the SGB Premiership?

Is his continued absence from the Aces’ team connected to the rules governing the signing of Nicolai Busk Jacobsen?

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17 minutes ago, GregoryM said:

I must admit I’m not always ‘on the ball’ when it comes keeping totally up-to-date with the seemingly ever-changing rules and regulations.

I’m just wondering why the Aces do not have Richie Worrall back in the team tonight, given he is back – and scoring well – in the SGB Premiership?

Is his continued absence from the Aces’ team connected to the rules governing the signing of Nicolai Busk Jacobsen?

Correct, NBJ was signed on 28 day contract so has to stay in lineup for 28 days. 

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26 minutes ago, GregoryM said:

I must admit I’m not always ‘on the ball’ when it comes keeping totally up-to-date with the seemingly ever-changing rules and regulations.

I’m just wondering why the Aces do not have Richie Worrall back in the team tonight, given he is back – and scoring well – in the SGB Premiership?

Is his continued absence from the Aces’ team connected to the rules governing the signing of Nicolai Busk Jacobsen?

Richie Worrall made his comeback with Edinburgh on Friday and rode Friday, Saturday, Sunday.  (he's also due to ride Wednesday).  As Belle Vue would probably have had to declare tonight's team before he rode on Friday, they probably thought it might be too big a risk to ask him to ride 4 days on the trot (and 5 days out of 6). 

They're perfectly entitled to use temporary signing Busk Jakobsen for anything up to 28 days, so probably thought it was the safest option to give Richie Worrall a breather tonight and have him back fresh for the play-offs.   (Having said that, it seems like it's been a bit of a pain with NBJ getting injured, then guest Aaron Summers retiring... they're down to Theo Pijper now).

(They could have brought Worrall back in the side tonight if they'd wanted.  There's nothing in the rules that says an injury replacement has to stay in the side for 28 days.  But once they'd decided to stick with the injury replacement for tonight, they can't go back just because Summers pulled out, they have to stick with it and find a new guest)

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37 minutes ago, PotteringAround said:

Richie Worrall made his comeback with Edinburgh on Friday and rode Friday, Saturday, Sunday.  (he's also due to ride Wednesday).  As Belle Vue would probably have had to declare tonight's team before he rode on Friday, they probably thought it might be too big a risk to ask him to ride 4 days on the trot (and 5 days out of 6). 

They're perfectly entitled to use temporary signing Busk Jakobsen for anything up to 28 days, so probably thought it was the safest option to give Richie Worrall a breather tonight and have him back fresh for the play-offs.   (Having said that, it seems like it's been a bit of a pain with NBJ getting injured, then guest Aaron Summers retiring... they're down to Theo Pijper now).

(They could have brought Worrall back in the side tonight if they'd wanted.  There's nothing in the rules that says an injury replacement has to stay in the side for 28 days.  But once they'd decided to stick with the injury replacement for tonight, they can't go back just because Summers pulled out, they have to stick with it and find a new guest)

They can't bring Richie back in until the 28 days have passed, thats 100% the rule, belle vue have no choice but to use a guest, this isn't a new rule.

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1 hour ago, PotteringAround said:

Richie Worrall made his comeback with Edinburgh on Friday and rode Friday, Saturday, Sunday.  (he's also due to ride Wednesday).  As Belle Vue would probably have had to declare tonight's team before he rode on Friday, they probably thought it might be too big a risk to ask him to ride 4 days on the trot (and 5 days out of 6). 

They're perfectly entitled to use temporary signing Busk Jakobsen for anything up to 28 days, so probably thought it was the safest option to give Richie Worrall a breather tonight and have him back fresh for the play-offs.   (Having said that, it seems like it's been a bit of a pain with NBJ getting injured, then guest Aaron Summers retiring... they're down to Theo Pijper now).

(They could have brought Worrall back in the side tonight if they'd wanted.  There's nothing in the rules that says an injury replacement has to stay in the side for 28 days.  But once they'd decided to stick with the injury replacement for tonight, they can't go back just because Summers pulled out, they have to stick with it and find a new guest)

Cannot bring Richie back till 28 days is up. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, ouch said:

Can you send me the link please?

Link for the rule?

Don't have it, but trust me its the rule.

Edit:  I've just looked on the SCB site at the rules and tbh I can't find anything that states that rule, but it does seem to exist.

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Is it part of the Supplementary, Complementary And Regulatory Explanation (SCARE) that is for Promoters only? It must be adhered to until Poole find the relevant loophole / exemption! It helps encourage the greater use of guests and further dilutes team bonding that the fans want. 

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Surely the "in the interests of speedway" rule overrides any other option stated so far.....

It is used in many unacceptable ways so why not use it when it would be sensible to do so

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1 hour ago, dontforgetthefueltapsbruv said:

Surely the "in the interests of speedway" rule overrides any other option stated so far.....

It is used in many unacceptable ways so why not use it when it would be sensible to do so

Are you mad?

Letting a rider, who is fully fit, to ride for his own club rather than bring in a guest???

Sheer lunacy.... 

You will never be a promoter...

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13 minutes ago, Diamonds85 said:

This kinda of rules that the powers have dreamt up is the kind of thing that's been slowly killing off my club for the past decade or so (among other things, I know)... people have just lost interest with the ridiculousness by now... cheers bspa :t:

I would suggest that there are far more people who still follow the sport pretty closely who WON'T be attending any meeting this week than the amount who do..

Many, many thousands more followers not attending than those who actually will...

And it will be all down to the ludicrous way it is ran, and the ridiculous cost to get in for no more than 16 mins actual entertainment...

 

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51 minutes ago, Bagpuss said:

Take a bow Connor Mountain, that score puts one or two of his team mates to shame.

Riss needs to be gone for 2022 unless he is on a bargain average
 

Bridger and aTy where thought to be on bargain averages this season ;)

Well done Connor with 13+2. TJ, Lewi, Erik and Ben with 17 between them, not good enough.

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51 minutes ago, Bagpuss said:

Take a bow Connor Mountain, that score puts one or two of his team mates to shame.

Riss needs to be gone for 2022 unless he is on a bargain average. 

He rode fantastically well, looked quick all night.  Craig did a very good job also, even though he didn't win a race was close all night and took two great passes from Dan to beat him.

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