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Is there a reason when Pijper replaced Complin after Ace's fall? I thought that once you were replaced you couldn't put the original reserve back in
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29 minutes ago, lisa-colette said:Out of interest who was the ref?
According to the Speedway Updates site it was Matthew Ware
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2 hours ago, MilhouseZmarzlik said:Very kind of you to remind Tigers fans of the aggregate score in the thread title
Sadly can't polish a turd however you describe it.
Good luck in the 2nd leg
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On 5/22/2023 at 10:26 AM, Fromafar said:It’s all about opinion,mines is that Worrell wasn’t really past Edwards going into the corner,Edwards kept his speed but Worrell went through ( without really touching him)but forced Edwards off line and he had to get off.When you see where Worrell ended up out wide before turning back,there certainly would have been a collision.Ref made a decision.
So what you mean is he applied the Nicky Pedersen line?
Of course he's in front because he hasn't made his turn yet!
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On 5/22/2023 at 10:26 AM, Fromafar said:It’s all about opinion,mines is that Worrell wasn’t really past Edwards going into the corner,Edwards kept his speed but Worrell went through ( without really touching him)but forced Edwards off line and he had to get off.When you see where Worrell ended up out wide before turning back,there certainly would have been a collision.Ref made a decision.
So what you mean is he applied the Nicky Pedersen line?
Of course he's in front because he hasn't made his turn yet!
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great article thank you for sharing
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Out of pure interest what will happen in the KOC with the withdrawal of Eastbourne from the league who had earlier in the year beaten the Kent Kings?
Will Poole be given a walk over or are the Kings being given a reprieve and become Pooles opposition in round 2.
Feel sorry for the Eagles in having to quit league racing.
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3 hours ago, Racin Jason 72 said:Looks like rye house on a hot bank holiday Monday
But are the fish & chips as good though?
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On 10/18/2019 at 12:13 AM, SPD444 said:I have been watching the NFL on tv since 1985 and whilst every game has not been heart pounding every week it has never failed to entertain.
I don't know about that. I was at Wembley last week and the Bungles were awful. In fact the Buccs were just as bad at Totteringham but some how were still in the game towards the final whistle!
I've been to most of the London games and not many have set the pulse racing. I am awaiting the Cheeseheads to finally arrive in London although I have seen them at Lambeau Field.
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If you go by the performances from our guests on Monday you can probably understand why we were expecting a tonking taking place. With Ricky having withdrawn on Monday I was expecting nothing at all, such a shame about what has happened to Kyle since I last saw him.
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1 hour ago, dontforgetthefueltapsbruv said:With it being due to an enlarged football pitch surely that would be simply taking some of the existing track away rather than laying a new surface
No new base as such to be concerned with and the outside unaffected also meaning it was a very different proposition
When the football pitch was widened all of the speedway track had to be moved out. The only things not to be moved were the Floodlights.
When Poole Town FC were booted out then the speedway track was brought back to a similar size which you see now with the Greyhound track being reinstated.
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For the none believers a track can be laid and raced on the next week. It happened at Poole when they enlarged the football pitch in the late 80's
Ok we already had the dog track In place so it can be done.
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First time I've been to Blunsdon in a number of years as I was passing thought I'd take a look before heading home.
Surprised by how close the housing is by the 3rd and 4th bends. Looking forward to some berk in Robinscroft Rd to complain about the noise coming from over the road.
Nothing done to the track from my vantage point looking over it from the traffic lights outside the stadium.
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The best race I have seen live was between Mark Loram and Billy Hamill at Poole in a meeting live on sky. They were all over the track for the whole race.
At a slightly lower standard Marcus Bisson and Gordon Kennett heat 8 of a National League fixture around 1985 or 86 also at Poole.
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I was disappointed watching the meeting with so little passing. Remember going a number of years ago and seeing a pretty good fixture against Glasgow after it threw it down with rain.
Hopefully they will be able to have another go at shining a better light of there wonderful track soon.
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12 minutes ago, A ORLOV said:What do expect the star to find out and from whom.
If they speak to the owners they will only get the same bull s**t that they tell the Council and TR etc, or more likely told to B off.
So eloquently put there Orlov. But sadly so true
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Sorry to hear the sad news of the passing of Bob Dugard. Thinking of his family at this sad time
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1 hour ago, Gemini said:Rubbishio.
Sadly some are not, but a load of them do not even reach Rubbishio!
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Trouble is most teams are nowhere near each other. just to prove some sort of point Poole's two local current tracks are Eastbourne 122 Miles, Swindon 101 Miles away so most teams are too far away. It is ok for teams like Reading, Oxford & Swindon that are not too far apart 40 & 27 minutes apart. In the midlands it does get better but Brandon isn't Leicester for instance.
Sadly for most fans it may be your team but the racing is not the same due to the fact if you were a fan of either Lakeside & Exeter which track would you want to watch (please forget the distance involved here). I know which one I'd prefer out of the pair and wouldn't want to see
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On 3/1/2018 at 12:53 PM, gmuncie said:Today’s one is a belter
http://www.speedwaygb.co/news.php?extend.33938
what video doesn’t do justice is the context in a close local derby
Just a pity the quality is so poor, But yes it was a good race.
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6 hours ago, ray c said:Loads of photos on twitter of the Poole track
where can I find these please, Like a better look than those posted on the Echo's site
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1 hour ago, steve roberts said:...the same thing constantly occurred in Sandy Lane (Oxford) whereby newbies would move in and then complain about the speedway and greyhounds.
There has been complaints I've seen in the Echo about Poole in the past and considering we've been going since 1948 you should of thought of that when moving in.
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1 hour ago, Starman2006 said:Thing is, with the close proximity of the houses you only need one noise complaint, and that could end speedway.
It's sad really when you consider that they knew what was there when they were purchasing the place isn't it!
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On 1/28/2018 at 1:19 PM, Skidder1 said:...but its not Swindon Speedway that are paying for it, is it. Sounds a lot like the glass-fronted restaurant/bars/grandstand that Stadia UK built at poole many moons ago.
Well if that's the case you will not like it, no sounds behind the glass but does solve the bitter cold at Blunsdon. I have only been behind glass at 2 meetings one was at Hackney and the other at Poole and I just missed the roar of the bike and the smell of the engines.
Poole v Glasgow 23/8/23 Championship
in SGB Championship League Speedway
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Thank you., I thought in the past once replaced by the other reserve you couldn't be put back in. (Admittedly it's been a long time since I last went to a meeting)