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Wells must ride Monday....if he doesnt then the cheats are in full force.......which team is trying to manipulate things again.............is anyone surprised......#anyonebutpoole

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56 minutes ago, ray c said:

one I believe 

 

I do see the problem until speedway is run by a independent body it will never change .:) 

 

35 minutes ago, Skidder1 said:

Ipswich's preview for Monday's meeting at Poole has Wells at 7.

So he should be - hope it's not just a case of carrying on until Edinburgh are done and then pull the ruse for the play offs

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3 hours ago, Gavan said:

Well we all now know if Wells doesnt ride in the play offs its blatant cheating.......similar to getting Douglas to ride the other night and then the very next night Wells bangs in a maximum

Poole will use any skullduggery to finish top and then no doubt the same in the play offs

And Poole fans wonder why their club is disliked.....oh yes its jealousy lol

And Palm Toff pulls out on Thursday, but rides Friday, not a mention about that, how strange but know surprise 

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Well it looks to me that Brady Kurtz has probably and finally ridden himself out of the Leszno team for 2020.

His form for them in 2019 has actually gone backwards compared to 2018. He sits 42nd in the POL EXL Av which when you consider there are only 7 teams that's some under achievement.

I just saw the exciting first leg final on Youtube and he was dropped after 2 pointless rides where to be honest he looked outclassed and well off the pace. He is lucky that he has been carried by the best EXL team in years in Leszno (last year and this) so it has probably masked him being dropped earlier. For me, young as he still is there is something missing and i am starting to think that maybe he is ultimately a slightly just above average Aussie. Hope he proves me wrong long term.

He is fortunate that Leszno signed him up on a multi year contract, but I think its nailed on he will be farmed out to another EXL team on loan or seeing his av, he  maybe even dropped into the Lower League Nice 1 as his confidence looks gone. Even when gating he was easily overtaken. With Smektala moving into the main team in 2020 as no loner a junior I can't see him being given a spot in the main team for 2020.

Some on this forum said over 2 seasons ago they thought Holder Jr maybe looked to have more potential and be the better rider despite having less experience in UK. On the World stage it looks like they may have been right.

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13 minutes ago, Arthur54 said:

And Palm Toff pulls out on Thursday, but rides Friday, not a mention about that, how strange but know surprise 

I thought he withdrew but he never

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Palm Toft withdrew after a couple of rides at Eastbourne last Saturday then missed meetings at Scunthorpe, Lynn (rained off) and Poole. The difference is that he has been one of our better riders this year, nothing to be gained by anybody for him missing Thursday. 

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47 minutes ago, STEVEHOLS54 said:

Well it looks to me that Brady Kurtz has probably and finally ridden himself out of the Leszno team for 2020.

His form for them in 2019 has actually gone backwards compared to 2018. He sits 42nd in the POL EXL Av which when you consider there are only 7 teams that's some under achievement.

I just saw the exciting first leg final on Youtube and he was dropped after 2 pointless rides where to be honest he looked outclassed and well off the pace. He is lucky that he has been carried by the best EXL team in years in Leszno (last year and this) so it has probably masked him being dropped earlier. For me, young as he still is there is something missing and i am starting to think that maybe he is ultimately a slightly just above average Aussie. Hope he proves me wrong long term.

He is fortunate that Leszno signed him up on a multi year contract, but I think its nailed on he will be farmed out to another EXL team on loan or seeing his av, he  maybe even dropped into the Lower League Nice 1 as his confidence looks gone. Even when gating he was easily overtaken. With Smektala moving into the main team in 2020 as no loner a junior I can't see him being given a spot in the main team for 2020.

Some on this forum said over 2 seasons ago they thought Holder Jr maybe looked to have more potential and be the better rider despite having less experience in UK. On the World stage it looks like they may have been right.

So what?  I think any rider of his age and experience is going to struggle when paired at 2 with Emil, notwithstanding who the heat leaders are in the opposition team?!

Not quite sure what it has to do with the Poole 2019 thread either?!

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3 minutes ago, Skidder1 said:

So what?  I think any rider of his age and experience is going to struggle when paired at 2 with Emil, notwithstanding who the heat leaders are in the opposition team?!

Not quite sure what it has to do with the Poole 2019 thread either?!

It's what is called having a pop at Poole 

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57 minutes ago, STEVEHOLS54 said:

Well it looks to me that Brady Kurtz has probably and finally ridden himself out of the Leszno team for 2020.

His form for them in 2019 has actually gone backwards compared to 2018. He sits 42nd in the POL EXL Av which when you consider there are only 7 teams that's some under achievement.

I just saw the exciting first leg final on Youtube and he was dropped after 2 pointless rides where to be honest he looked outclassed and well off the pace. He is lucky that he has been carried by the best EXL team in years in Leszno (last year and this) so it has probably masked him being dropped earlier. For me, young as he still is there is something missing and i am starting to think that maybe he is ultimately a slightly just above average Aussie. Hope he proves me wrong long term.

He is fortunate that Leszno signed him up on a multi year contract, but I think its nailed on he will be farmed out to another EXL team on loan or seeing his av, he  maybe even dropped into the Lower League Nice 1 as his confidence looks gone. Even when gating he was easily overtaken. With Smektala moving into the main team in 2020 as no loner a junior I can't see him being given a spot in the main team for 2020.

Some on this forum said over 2 seasons ago they thought Holder Jr maybe looked to have more potential and be the better rider despite having less experience in UK. On the World stage it looks like they may have been right.

I watched yesterday’s meeting and in heat one he could have got a 5-1 with Emil but Emil looked at him twice and cleared off. If he had allowed Kurtz around him it would have been an easy 5-1. Very very poor from Sufaitdinov imo. Yes in the next he missed it and was chasing shadows. 

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I thought it was quite constructive, and on an appropriate thread. 

The Polish Extraliga is absolutely brutal, nowhere to hide at all. 

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2 minutes ago, Bagpuss said:

 

The Polish Extraliga is absolutely brutal, nowhere to hide at all. 

Agreed. The best 7-team top league around!!:rolleyes:  If they paid half as much as they do, they wouldn't lose any top riders, but there may be a trickle of top riders back to the UK.

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46 minutes ago, Skidder1 said:

So what?  I think any rider of his age and experience is going to struggle when paired at 2 with Emil, notwithstanding who the heat leaders are in the opposition team?!

Not quite sure what it has to do with the Poole 2019 thread either?!

If you don't like it don't fkn read it.

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2 hours ago, Arthur54 said:

And Palm Toff pulls out on Thursday, but rides Friday, not a mention about that, how strange but know surprise 

I love your attempt at trying to deflect the allegations against Poole

Palm Toft pulled out when Redcar raced at Eastbourne after 2 rides.

He then missed numerous matches for Redcar and Kings Lynn.............you know Kings Lynn...the track that MPT flies around......you know Kings Lynn.....the team that cant make the play offs.....you know Kings Lynn....nothing to gain from Palm Toft not riding....

Ricky Wells RODE a full meeting for Edinburgh on Sunday

He then was declared 'unfit to ride at Kings Lynn...you know Kings Lynn.... a track that Wells is awful at

Poole want to finish top............everything to gain for replacing Wells

Wells then deemed 'unfit' to ride at Poole Thursday.......Poole get in track specialist Douglas in.

Wells like 'Lazurus' is able the next evening to not only ride for Edinburgh but get a maximum

If you think the Palm Toft/Wells situations are the same that you are quite clearly deluded..........as proved that your post was liked by Shovlar lol

If Wells does not ride Monday..does not do the play offs...then its cheating plain and simple......Poole speedway mantra

 

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1 hour ago, Skidder1 said:

So what?  I think any rider of his age and experience is going to struggle when paired at 2 with Emil, notwithstanding who the heat leaders are in the opposition team?!

Not quite sure what it has to do with the Poole 2019 thread either?!

Skidder - I support Poole and Brady is a Poole rider so no problem in my book posting on Poole 2019. 

i have been shouting about how highly I rated Brady since he arrived here at 16. Early in that first  season I even emailed Matt/the Club  try and sign him up as looked a future World Star. I am not a Brady knocker. However whichever way you put it, other young stars seem to be developing quicker around Europe (incl in my book young Jack Holder) and he is if anything going a bit backwards which is what concerns me.

Yes the POL EXL is brutal and maybe not so easy riding with Emil. However not every race he is paired with Emil plus other younger riders seem to be overtaking him progress wise.

I 100% hope he does push on and maybe he is more of a slower developer having originally impressed so highly that the topPOL EXL team signed him on a long term contract and put him in their first team. However the fact is that after the baptism of fire of his initial season and getting used to all the commuting UK/POL/SWE he has not pushed on in my book. He is now coming to the end of his 6th Season riding in UK and is about to turn 23.

Maybe a move away from being amongst so many top riders in one team may do his confidence some good but at the same time not so good for confidence if he does get dropped.  Its a simple decision for Leszno of him or Hampel have to go so not as if that's an easy one.

As for Poole his GSA is still decent enough to keep him as it has the potential to still improve in a grossly inferior league.

The problem Poole will have is that IF Chris Holder is allowed back who would make way ???. Klindt has arguably been their best rider this season and swapping for Holder in my book won't strengthen them even if Holder has a POSSIBLY attractive 7.16 GSA. But that's a discussion for later ;-)

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