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Poole v Ipswich. Prem. 18th July 2019

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so it must be who I thought it was

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Final analysis: 2 teams both riding home and away, over 2 meetings = Poole - 7 league points. Ipswich - 1.......

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Gavan was at Poole last night. Sat in the East stand, wearing a pink bobble hat and blowing a referees whistle. Most annoying!!

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Ipswich need to up their game if they need to beat Poole over 2 legs in the play offs.   

Although giving ourselves a decent home track advantage would help. 

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2 hours ago, ray c said:

do you know who did the track for this meeting .you said earlier you thought it was somebody else ?

Same guy as usual.

Although there was an extra pair of hands helping

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9 minutes ago, Baldyman said:

Ipswich need to up their game if they need to beat Poole over 2 legs in the play offs.   

Although giving ourselves a decent home track advantage would help. 

Finals a different ball game baldman

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7 minutes ago, sugarray said:

Same guy as usual.

Although there was an extra pair of hands helping

I understand that after all the whinging from the KL team, buster offered to send one of his “experts” down to see how the track was prepared. Apparently he had no adverse comments about how the track was prepared for last nights meeting. So, that’s who the “extra” pair of hands may have been.

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I think the “track issues” at Poole should drop off the agenda now that Poole has: 1/ Taken remedial action. 2/ Are using a Bar Grader instead of the cow plop blade. 3/ Had the the track standard “audited” by an independent “expert”.

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2 hours ago, ray c said:

do you know who did the track for this meeting .you said earlier you thought it was somebody else ?

neil basically done the track as normal ray, however following the referees report from the last home meeting complaints from two riders were followed up,the head honcho was going to be at poole but he sent his deputy who arrived wed,thought the track was good, he was there all day thurs observing and monitoring track prep,apparently he was more than pleased and gave track staff and track a big thumbs up,so well done to neil and the team

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1 minute ago, poole keith said:

neil basically done the track as normal ray, however following the referees report from the last home meeting complaints from two riders were followed up,the head honcho was going to be at poole but he sent his deputy who arrived wed,thought the track was good, he was there all day thurs observing and monitoring track prep,apparently he was more than pleased and gave track staff and track a big thumbs up,so well done to neil and the team

The biggest improvement that I can see (post the major rework) is that the track staff have retired “the blade” and are now using a bar grader. Long may that continue.

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15 minutes ago, Steve Shovlar said:

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Nothing is ever won in July as you often bang on about:D

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Have better things to do than sift through nineteen pages of garbage but I think both teams will be happy with the outcome, Ipswich’s form has dropped off a bit but plenty of time to regain momentum over the next couple of months before the Play Offs. Poole have coped admirably without Kurtz and I don’t think either team needs to fear anybody in the Play Offs, both capable of winning it if they have luck on their side. Will be interesting to see if another contender can gain momentum over the next 6-8 weeks and come through to win it. 

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51 minutes ago, Aviator said:

Final analysis: 2 teams both riding home and away, over 2 meetings = Poole - 7 league points. Ipswich - 1.......

Maths not your strong point?

Max points Poole could have scored was 7pts. We only got 3 at Ipswich! So the score is Poole 6pts from 7, Ipswich 1pts from 7.

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For some inexplicable reason Lawson who got 14 at Leicester the previous evening was very poor as he was at Foxhall, if he rode like he can and he usually scores well at Poole Ipswich would be more of a threat, King rode well last night but previously not too good so maybe come the play offs and they both rode well we could be in trouble.

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