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47 minutes ago, Skodaman said:

Including this weekend, the Leicester teams have a possible 11 matches to complete: how are they going to fit them in? This inclues the Cubs and Lions.

Year after year, it is always the same for the more successful clubs & this why cut off dates should be in place for all stages of competitions. They use different race nights for end of season so why can't they use them earlier in the season.

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12 minutes ago, IronScorpion said:

Year after year, it is always the same for the more successful clubs & this why cut off dates should be in place for all stages of competitions. They use different race nights for end of season so why can't they use them earlier in the season.

Erm well how long did Scunthorpe take to do their leg of the KOC?? Poole have been waiting since April to face the winner lol

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25 minutes ago, lisa-colette said:

Erm well how long did Scunthorpe take to do their leg of the KOC?? Poole have been waiting since April to face the winner lol

By sitting on the fence for a few months, and delaying the koc at Scunny til Sept. it avoided the embarassment of their season ending inAugust with noting to show for it.  Instead, they were able to end in Sept., with still nothing to show for it!

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1 hour ago, mc131 said:

And 1 meeting 2 including the pairs was in August sure the cud of squeezed some in 

There were 4 Saturdays in August.  Leicester ran meetings on 2 of them and on another Saturday was Cardiff.  That left 1 other possible Saturday for a meeting and my understanding is that Leicester tried to get a fixture on but there were no teams willing or able to visit us.

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37 minutes ago, lisa-colette said:

Erm well how long did Scunthorpe take to do their leg of the KOC?? Poole have been waiting since April to face the winner lol

as  i have said for a long time bonnie lass it should be like football and have designated dates for KO Cup rounds. Prelims April, 1/4 Finals May / June, Semi's Jun / July, Final July/August

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7 minutes ago, Normski said:

as  i have said for a long time bonnie lass it should be like football and have designated dates for KO Cup rounds. Prelims April, 1/4 Finals May / June, Semi's Jun / July, Final July/August

Yes, better planning and organisation needed! Almost like have to do league fixtures first and then KOC an afterthought! 

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15 minutes ago, lisa-colette said:

Yes, better planning and organisation needed! Almost like have to do league fixtures first and then KOC an afterthought! 

In 1989 there were 18 teams in the League yet Cup Final was done and dusted by 16th September. Poole had the first leg on the 12th and we finished the job on 16th. plus in them days you had qualifying rounds for the 4's and other stuff

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1 hour ago, IronScorpion said:

It takes 2 teams to play ball & the riders with other commitments & injuries.

It takes the BSPA to set firm dates for completion of each round and stop the various Promotions doing what they please.Every Promotion  should have an alternative race night which can be used in emergency.If they don’t and are unable to use it they should concede the tie.

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2 hours ago, Skodaman said:

Including this weekend, the Leicester teams have a possible 11 matches to complete: how are they going to fit them in? This inclues the Cubs and Lions.

Happens pretty much every year, I wouldn't be surprised if a team has to run on off nights and run home meetings on consecutive nights just to complete their fixtures.

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34 minutes ago, Normski said:

In 1989 there were 18 teams in the League yet Cup Final was done and dusted by 16th September. Poole had the first leg on the 12th and we finished the job on 16th. plus in them days you had qualifying rounds for the 4's and other stuff

10 Teams in the League and it might be finished by end of October.Tells it all.It will be interesting how many fans turn up for Berwick’s final matches in a few weeks time.

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53 minutes ago, Happy Hunter said:

In 2019 the Lion's and Cubs between them rode 6 matches in September and 9 in October. 15 in all. So yes, nothing changes!

15 matches in two months...

A fair few quid to find to have attended them all....

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3 hours ago, PowerfulPierre said:

There were 4 Saturdays in August.  Leicester ran meetings on 2 of them and on another Saturday was Cardiff.  That left 1 other possible Saturday for a meeting and my understanding is that Leicester tried to get a fixture on but there were no teams willing or able to visit us.

I don't no if allowed but there is other days in the month, I'm more on about how there is goin to be a rush to fit fixtures in as inevitable the weather gets worse(no dig at Leicester)

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