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2 hours ago, SteelShoe said:

Not really about Jack's prowess as a speedway rider but after saying this the guy is only 20, he went through what must have been a hugely confidence sapping season at Swindon last year. He has probably outscored Nathan Greaves on most occasions at home so far this term but Nathan has been much more effective away. There is time for him to make his mark yet.

 

From the matches I have seen the lad has some talent just lacks consistency . Certainly has a very high average around Redcar and around +2 away from there. He can certainly gate but has to accept that if you score zero ,zero  then he is likely to get dropped from his next ride and not to throw his toys out of the pram and demand a move.

Definetly worse number sevens around than Mr.Smith and I'd be surprised if he doesn't get a call from one or two other northern tracks.

 

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4 hours ago, SteelShoe said:

Not really about Jack's prowess as a speedway rider but after saying this the guy is only 20, he went through what must have been a hugely confidence sapping season at Swindon last year. He has probably outscored Nathan Greaves on most occasions at home so far this term but Nathan has been much more effective away. There is time for him to make his mark yet.

 

The only reason he may have outscored Greaves at home is due to Redcar giving him the easier no 7 slot so he faced an opponent's reserve 5 times - he was very fortunate in this respect, and if as been suggested he resented being dropped from one ride to make way for a far superior rider which would without doubt have helped the team, ,then he needs to have a close look at his attitude towards a team sport.

I have nothing against the lad and he seems very personable I wish him all the best and thank him for his efforts.

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Have you seen the team for Fri.night vs. Scunthorpe.

Riss riding in Germany(No facility. N.L). 

Stewart (U-21 at B.V). R/R.

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Yes, we've seen it.

Currently doing a rain dance or hoping for an act of god (or an unexplained electrical problem)

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ask Mr Godfrey to call  it off  ,  i am sure he will !

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10 hours ago, Yearbyred said:

Yes, we've seen it.

Currently doing a rain dance or hoping for an act of god (or an unexplained electrical problem)

id imagine first sight of a cloud over Dublin and this will be off due to the  forecast!

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 Thunderstorms in eastern Scotland today, as we all know Scotland is higher then north east England, so putting 2 and 2 together all the wet stuff dropped today will flow downhill to our area, therefore in the interests of safety for riders and spectators, can we call the fixture off early. PLEASE.

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Apparently the river Tees has turned into blood and been inundated with frogs, when Aaron (Summers? on his last visit) stretched out his hand with the rod and struck the dust of the ground, lice came on men and animals, the track staff have been struck by boils, it's looking very dark at the moment etc. etc.

 

Waiting on a miracle.

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approaching silly season now when riders are not signed just to ride; but based on average so Club can book riders on "track preference" when new signing can't ride, which in case of Riss may be most weekends! They'll bag some nice specialist track Guests to replace him - bet he rides less than 50% of Redcar Fixtures!

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24 minutes ago, HGould said:

approaching silly season now when riders are not signed just to ride; but based on average so Club can book riders on "track preference" when new signing can't ride, which in case of Riss may be most weekends! They'll bag some nice specialist track Guests to replace him - bet he rides less than 50% of Redcar Fixtures!

Excellent conspiracy theory there.

Redcar have obviously pulled a fast one here - booking a track specialist NL rider to guest for Riss at home on Friday.

We could always try and come up with an excuse not to run on Friday. Any ideas?

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4 minutes ago, Yearbyred said:

Excellent conspiracy theory there.

Redcar have obviously pulled a fast one here - booking a track specialist NL rider to guest for Riss at home on Friday.

We could always try and come up with an excuse not to run on Friday. Any ideas?

Lack of electricity worked for Birmingham.....

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Riss will only miss 2 home meetings. Tonight and next week, but guest facility is available next week.

As for tonight, I still think Redcar can win! Cancelling will have crossed their mind but they'll also have some belief.

Charles and MPT will score big regardless. If Greaves continues his run and Kasper can put in a performance it'll all be good! Rathbone and Woolley will only have 6 rides between them so as long as the other 9 don't have Redcar at the back...

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Well done to Charles Wright 2019 British champion.A well deserved victory and a place at Cardiff to boot.

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