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Birmingham v Poole and return leg. 27-29/7/22. Jubilee League


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3 hours ago, Fortythirtyeight said:

But they haven't all said no, that’s how they have come up with this team. Poole only have so many dates for home matches available and so would be keen to get the fixture completed. You will have noticed Redcar couldn’t come with a guest for their fixture at Scunthorpe ? Because those that may have been available are already booked to guest elsewhere? but with the over complicated, but bendy, rulebook that exists it’s neigh on impossible to give this sport any credibility.

 

Poole haven’t ridden at least 5 weeks this season already! plenty of dates ,can use the track any day now dogs are gone!

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43 minutes ago, M.D said:

Is this mouthwatering clash being streamed by any chance?

I believe so...

But they have put that geographical block on it to encourage their potential patrons to attend...

I believe the block goes to the Outer Hebrides...:D

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I think starke for vissing, complin for shanes and morley for isnt a million miles away from what you expect.

But from my reckoning max clegg, the thompsons and cameron heeps could have all covered for either morris or neilsen.

Wells or batchekor could have stepped in for auty.

1. Batchelor or Wells

2. Clegg

3. Starke

4. Heeps

5. Sedgman

6. Complin

7. Morley

 

Whats the rule surrounding unattached riders? Wethers could have stepped in for Vissing and starke rode at 1? Also kyle newman, ty Procter, josh macdonald and george congreve too?

Surely Congreve fancied it after being dropped by newcastle and still being here? Rode on the IOW too last night. Would have made sense logistically

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8 hours ago, crescent girl said:

Fine, but.....

If the extra tournament had been staged in springtime, the meetings now taking place would be Championship matches -- with the same number of injured/suspended/unavailable riders missing.

Birmingham (and Plymouth) have been blighted this season, with every effort to replace long-term absentees thwarted by total unavailability of new riders.

The real reason for the drastic rider-famine is Brexit.     Any speedway fan who voted for it must now be realising what a monster they helped create.

 

Anyone who voted Brexit.... ? 

Idiots!

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11 minutes ago, GiveusaB said:

Anyone who voted Brexit.... ? 

Idiots!

If people want to blame Brexit for the rider shortage how would they explain all of the European riders that are riding in this country with no problems at all?

I think the issues may very well be elsewhere, with one country in particular

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1 minute ago, iainb said:

If people want to blame Brexit for the rider shortage how would they explain all of the European riders that are riding in this country with no problems as all?

I think the issues may very well be elsewhere, with one country in particular

I was commenting from a general point of view... not speedway related.

Just my opinion....

Majority of people that voted brexit are racists, or rephrased...they voted brexit to try and prevent immigration... totally racist imo!

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, GiveusaB said:

I was commenting from a general point of view... not speedway related.

Just my opinion....

Majority of people that voted brexit are racists, or rephrased...they voted brexit to try and prevent immigration... totally racist imo!

 

 

 

How have you reached that conclusion? You didn't ask my parents for example, who simply wanted to leave the EU.

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2 minutes ago, Sotonian said:

How have you reached that conclusion? You didn't ask my parents for example, who simply wanted to leave the EU.

From the people I asked ... that's how I reached it.  P.s apologies to your parents, if they campus their hand on their heart and say they treat every individual, exactly the same.

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Bringing it back to Speedway, I think the Polish U24 league has drained a lot of riders that would normally have been riding in the UK... even some of the British riders!

I commented that this would happen when the league was announced but nobody really picked up on it

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6 minutes ago, mikebv said:

It's all the fault of Brexit that Div 2 no longer have British Rising Stars...:rolleyes:

I blame the live TV coverage; killed the sport... :t:

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9 hours ago, crescent girl said:

Fine, but.....

If the extra tournament had been staged in springtime, the meetings now taking place would be Championship matches -- with the same number of injured/suspended/unavailable riders missing.

Birmingham (and Plymouth) have been blighted this season, with every effort to replace long-term absentees thwarted by total unavailability of new riders.

The real reason for the drastic rider-famine is Brexit.     Any speedway fan who voted for it must now be realising what a monster they helped create.

 

Brexit didnt make Div 2 dispense with having 22 British Rising Stars at reserve..

In fact ..

You would actually have thought that with Brexit there would be an even greater focus on providing a pathway for the British lads..

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For those that didn’t bother to attend, well you missed a really good meeting in a very well prepared track. The crowd was large as well. Bigger than average which shows many fans don’t have a clue about team makeup.

some superb heats of action featuring Starke and Complin, with his never say die around the boards full throttle action. Heat 14 was a real humdinger as Complin and Zack Cook passed and re passed for three laps.

Rider of the night was Ben Cook who seems to have stepped up to a new level in his racing. Confidence seems to be pouring out of him and he is very quick. Thought it would be Zack Cook doing the biz but he drops to reserve with Ben back in the team for September.

Next stop Oxford on Tuesday and Wednesday. 

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40 minutes ago, Steve Shovlar said:

For those that didn’t bother to attend, well you missed a really good meeting in a very well prepared track. The crowd was large as well. Bigger than average which shows many fans don’t have a clue about team makeup.

So Poole don't HAVE to ride Wednesday's?

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