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2 hours ago, Big Al said:Woffinden and Nicholls guesting at 6 and 7 for Leicester?
Absolutely. Squeeze Jason Doyle in there too. Tis only a challenge match after all
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6 hours ago, stevethelion said:The statement on the Lions website said " the club have a contingency plan for the early weeks of the season " & goes on to say " the Lions will not start their official programme until that stage (22 April ) although there will be track action at BP in other competitions prior to that April 22nd date".
By other competitions i'm thinking, if they are running a cubs side, they will take those early dates.Also i'd imagine a challenge match will take place as a warm-up, possibly against Sheffield, which should attract a big crowd with Nikki Pedersen riding for the opposition. Lions would need to strengthen for that anyway, so guests could be used for the Thompsons.
Certainly like the idea of a challenge match against Sheffield. Pedersen would be a great draw. Let’s hope the owners make it so
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2 hours ago, Fromafar said:Nicki will put bums on seats.
Sure he will. Might put some of his fellow riders bums on the deck too with that considerate riding style he has
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5 hours ago, stevethelion said:Now Perks is signed, beginning to think the Howarth rumour was wrong. The only one who hasn't said Howarth was Mr Bump who said Proctor for Howarth & included Hume , Mountain & Lawlor. He said Morris, Douglas, Proctor, Perks, Mountain, Hume, Lawlor.
Hope it's not right, seems a bit weak.
Hey, no worries, owt I’ve posted on here about next years team is just purely an uneducated guess
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1 hour ago, Robbobee said:Would be happy with something like ....
Nick Morris
Ryan Douglas
Kyle Howarth
Josh Bates / Ellis Perks
Connor Mountain
Danyon Hume / ANO 4.00 pointer
Joe Lawler - possible Thompson 2.00
Does it fit ?
Fits easy with Proctor instead of Howarth. Reckon Joe Thompson will join the team come late April
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10 minutes ago, BobC said:Oh dear, not impressed at all.
Don’t worry it’s all lost in translation. He’s coming over next season just to show his face with a view to getting something permanent in 2021. Nowt more than that
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23 minutes ago, The H Man said:Glasgow have done a deal with a young (at heart anyway) Danish rider I hear! He’ll be a great asset on and off the track!
Ole Olsen?
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3 minutes ago, flagrag said:Steve the Lion spot on linking up with his best mate Josh Pickering it’s a shame as at one point they were looking like both Leicester bound for 2020
That’s disappointing. Very strong top 3 for Edinburgh though
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Ellis Perks’ title winning ride in heat 14 is on the Leicester Speedway Twitter page now. It’s a great piece of riding on a great racetrack. Good stuff
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Glasgow definitely had some bad luck over the 2 legs. Feel we deserve the title though, we’ve earned it over the whole, long, season. Credit to all at the club. Champions!!
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Good luck to you. Obviously the best race night for the club. Would think Ryan Douglas is nailed on for you guys next year for a start.
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1 hour ago, cityrebel said:I'm a neutral that has attended the last four meetings at BP. The track has been on the slick side for all of them. How it's possible to doctor the track in such wet conditions is beyond me. They did well to get it on last saturday.
I was standing by the first turn thinking to myself what a crap job we’ve done of doctoring this track. Especially as an opposition rider scores a brilliant, impeccable 15 point max and the only rider to look uncomfortable and fall off was one of our own
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Biggest crowd I’ve seen in years at Leicester last night for the play off 1st leg against Glasgow. I certainly didn’t dream that either
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1 hour ago, Big Al said:Heat 15 was a killer, and it will probably prove to be when the final was won and lost
Afraid you might be right. Would have preferred Nicholls to Douglas in heat 15 too. Before the meeting though I’d have been relatively happy with a 6 point lead. Given ourselves a fighting chance
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12 minutes ago, Paulco said:Just gets a bit annoying when its constant. Especially when we canny control when it decides to rain .
Not even the alleged money tree on the first bend can buy you a dry night for speedway
Chucked it down here in Leicestershire last night but it’s a dry & bright one today. Should be a decent meeting later
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Crowds at Leicester this year definitely up on our previous years riding in the top league. Can’t say I was deliriously happy with the decision to drop down, really wasn’t, but it’s been proved now to be a decent call.
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Welcome aboard the SGB Championship bus, once mighty Pirates
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5 hours ago, teaboy279 said:Getting excited now, gotta get a few hours before I head to the train station and then head straight from leicester to another night shift.....
But the biggest match in Kent's history, honestly a bag of nerves.
Looking forward to it. Absolutely lobbed it down Monday and early yesterday, today is thankfully dry & breezy. Should be a decent meeting.
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Could be Jake Allen for both legs. Or maybe Allen at Glasgow & Richard Lawson for the home leg. Or Josh Pickering again like the Eastbourne meetings? Sure there are others I’ve forgotten, we’ve had a few
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5 minutes ago, Elmo said:On a separate note, who else though Lawlor pipped Stewart on the line in heat 7?
I was pretty much level with the line on the back straight and thought he got it by half a wheel.
Although our viewpoint on the first bend is hardly the best from which to judge, a few of us felt he nicked it on the line too.
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2 minutes ago, Gringo said:As league leaders you must still be entitled to the 2nd leg.
How about Sunday next week.
I guess it’s possible but 2 of our riders are due to appear in the NLRC that day
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45 minutes ago, Elmo said:Me neither as they have the most fixtures to fit in and it's a GP night.
So Tuesday or Wednesday then?
Tuesday night speedway I reckon
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5 minutes ago, johnyson66 said:Surely the main team takes preference over the reserve or junior team ?
Can’t see them changing the date of the cubs meeting
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1 hour ago, old bob at herne bay said:Well well .... all a bit of an anti climax. According to the excellent "speedway updates" site I counted 8 heats listed as from the gate, and Eastbourne failed to deliver a home win.
After the "heady" heights of the rousing Glasgow home win of a month ago , the Eastbourne team have faded badly on their little home track at Arlington.
Maybe just maybe the can deliver at Leicester tomorrow ?????? I wonder whether their Director of Speedway Operations Mr J. Cook will manage to get to Beaumont Park ?
What is the purpose of this post? What are you trying to say? Who’s side are you even on?
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