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Panthers v Wolves - 2nd leg


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1 hour ago, cityrebel said:

For me as a neutral, it was a meeting that promised a lot, but failed to deliver. The crowd was excellent, but the track was slick and offered few passing opportunities. A real shame for those of us present and for the TV audience.

There was good racing involving Douglas.

The problem was that the Wolves riders (with the exception of Douglas) were so much slower.

It takes two to tango. 

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3 hours ago, KeirStarmerFan said:

There was good racing involving Douglas.

The problem was that the Wolves riders (with the exception of Douglas) were so much slower.

It takes two to tango. 

Pedersen started off 15 metres in heat 2, caught Broc within 1.5 laps then was stuck behind him and couldn't get past. Countless times riders tried the outside line to get past but it just wasn't there

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15 minutes ago, Call me wolfie said:

Pedersen started off 15 metres in heat 2, caught Broc within 1.5 laps then was stuck behind him and couldn't get past. Countless times riders tried the outside line to get past but it just wasn't there

Too much grip round the kerb early on, Tatum identified it on the dirtometer feature and Panthers fans have commented on it numerous times since Buster took over. No idea why its prepared like that, home advantage maybe? There was some really good racing in the last third of the meeting but it would be nice if it happened much earlier because it's such a good circuit when it's at it's best, up there with the NSS.

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Not enough is being said about the Panthers performance, think personally it's one of the best I've seen in many years after the start.

This team never knows when they're beaten.  

Means nothing in the final bit it'd be fitting for this group of riders to win the title as I'm not sure how many more years they have left in the sport

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37 minutes ago, Bagpuss said:

Too much grip round the kerb early on, Tatum identified it on the dirtometer feature and Panthers fans have commented on it numerous times since Buster took over. No idea why its prepared like that, home advantage maybe? There was some really good racing in the last third of the meeting but it would be nice if it happened much earlier because it's such a good circuit when it's at it's best, up there with the NSS.

I think one of the problems was the inside is lower than the rest of the track and was where the laying water was Monday so consequently it was still very grippy.

Most of the Panthers team prefer it to be grippy on the outside.

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30 minutes ago, Stiltonpanther said:

I think the majority of us have to eat humble pie this morning. Kerr not a good guest, Bjarne will not score the points at reserve.....how wrong we were. Well done to both of them and the whole team. Now let us finish the job next week.

Pedersen certainly suprised me. He looked fast all night.

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1 hour ago, old bob at herne bay said:

Sounds like the show ground track of old ……. Hug the kerb ( front wheel on the grass ) was always the quickest way round. Passing for home riders only was on second bend when you rode both wheels on the grass and hoped the ref didn’t see . 

Makes you wonder then how riders like Barney, Poole, Davies, Chapman, Hodgson,  F Andersen , Crump, Sullivan , Tesar, Flatman, Gooderham , R Pedersen to name a few, managed to pass on the outside in the dirt which was far faster than the inside  ,before the track was widened most visiting teams rode the inside line as it freightened them to death to go to far wide and there bikes were just not set up for such a fast track , going over the grass with the front wheel was something the home riders did use at times along the lines of Karlsson corridor is used at Monmore it was there for all to use just that home riders learnt how to execute it 

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1 hour ago, Panthers99 said:

I think the majority of Fans can accept the first four heats are normally gate and go, but after that point you really should see some passing. Last night we had to wait till around 11 for real action. 

If Peterborough were trapping in the first 4 heats it could of been far worse for Wolves with the final margin of victory

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23 minutes ago, Perton Wolf said:

First priority for Wolves should be to sort a strong reserve for next season, as Peterborough have shown, it's a big advantage to have. 

Need to rip the entire team up tbh.

Cant go with the same formula they've been doing for years as it doesn't work.

Chop starts with Masters and then work down. Need riders who can perform away from home rather that average to poor performances on the road.

Build the team around Douglas & Becker imo.

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