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Swindon V Coventry Select Thur 4th Sep

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Strange as i would say we are no weaker than the side that got a point in the A fixture !!

Agreed. The way I'm trying to look it is exactly that Joonas failed to beat an opponent and Jorgensen can't really be much worse than Robbo was. I think it'll be respectable. King rode well but Fricke seems to be something of a specialist at Blunsdon (well he is a mini- Leigh Adams after all)

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Weather cloudy but dry and no rain, could be a bit chilly this evening when the sun goes down

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Strange as i would say we are no weaker than the side that got a point in the A fixture !![/quote

 

Strange I thought we were at full strength in that fixture plus the fact we were in top form and they weren't going so well as I think that situation is now reversed. We'll have to wait and see then.

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The last ever Thursday night meeting at The Abbey tonight and possibly ever if the mythical new stadium doesn't arrive.

 

Should be a straightforward home win given Coventry's absentees.

I just don't understand this situation so perhaps a Swindon fan could explain. It's not as if they are building a new stadium in a different area so why can't they just leave the present track where it is and upgrade anything that needs doing ~ back straight bogs for example, although I've never had the pleasure of using them ~ and build the houses where they plan to put the new track?

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I just don't understand this situation so perhaps a Swindon fan could explain. It's not as if they are building a new stadium in a different area so why can't they just leave the present track where it is and upgrade anything that needs doing ~ back straight bogs for example, although I've never had the pleasure of using them ~ and build the houses where they plan to put the new track?

Because the new stadium will be much smaller leaving more room for houses.

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Because the new stadium will be much smaller leaving more room for houses.

who in their right mind would build houses right next door to a new speedway stadium. I just hope the mildenhall situation has not set a precedent.
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who in their right mind would build houses right next door to a new speedway stadium. I just hope the mildenhall situation has not set a precedent.

The houses are there, the question is, "who would build a stadium next door to houses" - if you're cynical you might suggest nobody!

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Swindon are pulling away now but Coventry have done really well to keep it within 2 points for the majority of the meeting when they have 3 riders missing.

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I just don't understand this situation so perhaps a Swindon fan could explain. It's not as if they are building a new stadium in a different area so why can't they just leave the present track where it is and upgrade anything that needs doing ~ back straight bogs for example, although I've never had the pleasure of using them ~ and build the houses where they plan to put the new track?

WE like them as they are, they should be a listed building, and not demolished to make way for housing. It's a shame you have never had the pleasure of using them. I will miss the blood-curdling cries of people that have used them. :lol:

At least Swindon fans wont have to bring their owns seats next year.

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