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It was decided at about 2.30 in the afternoon. Weird how I knew at about 3.30 but nobody thought to tell Brady

And your point is, you knew at about 3.30. So what. Matt would have been told.. I get the impression your trying to make some sort of point here...

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And your point is, you knew at about 3.30. So what. Matt would have been told.. I get the impression your trying to make some sort of point here...

Yes the point is why wasn't Brady told when the decision was made? Not waiting til he got to the meeting?

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Yes the point is why wasn't Brady told when the decision was made? Not waiting til he got to the meeting?

So, whats up, had a bad day have you.. Thats the second dig at me in two posts.. :nono: Must have been a reason for it..

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So, whats up, had a bad day have you.. Thats the second dig at me in two posts.. :nono: Must have been a reason for it..

How is that a dig at you? He's made a valid point.

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So, whats up, had a bad day have you.. Thats the second dig at me in two posts.. :nono: Must have been a reason for it..

You asked what scbs point was. I explained his point for you, even though it required no explanation for anyone else. Answering your question is a dig?
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You asked what scbs point was. I explained his point for you, even though it required no explanation for anyone else. Answering your question is a dig?

No as i said, must be a reason that Brady "alledgedly" didn't know.

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No as i said, must be a reason that Brady "alledgedly" didn't know.

Some promoters aren't great communicator's?! Some riders get told by fans on twitter when a meeting is called off!!

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Absent 2-5, I think you'll find!? ;-)

Sorry my mistake, typo.

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Yes the point is why wasn't Brady told when the decision was made? Not waiting til he got to the meeting?

From the horses mouth Brady was told at 2.20

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Surely the point is not the time of the day but why it took til raceday to confirm/announce the ruling when the team line-up inc. Kurtz, was advised 72 hours previously??!

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Surely the point is not the time of the day but why it took til raceday to confirm/announce the ruling when the team line-up inc. Kurtz, was advised 72 hours previously??!

That is my point, all was OK when the teams were declared but why at 2.20 on match day was it deemed not correct.

 

If it was incorrect for Brady to guest should have been picked up straight away.

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From the horses mouth Brady was told at 2.20

ok fair enough, Skidder1 had posted only in thr pits.

But I agree, it was picked up on here immediately that no guest was allowed, why did it take the authorities longer? Why did they allow Schlein to illegally guest for Riss against Poole?

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Surely the point is not the time of the day but why it took til raceday to confirm/announce the ruling when the team line-up inc. Kurtz, was advised 72 hours previously??!

Because Swindon get something like 48 hours to appeal the Somerset line up. That would be 24 before the meeting. Then the BSPA will need time to get together to agree what is right/wrong.

 

I'm really not seeing the issue here. Just a few Poole fans who are shocked that a team have not been allowed to cheat. I guess it's a new one to them after all their stunts over the years.

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Because Swindon get something like 48 hours to appeal the Somerset line up. That would be 24 before the meeting. Then the BSPA will need time to get together to agree what is right/wrong.

 

I'm really not seeing the issue here. Just a few Poole fans who are shocked that a team have not been allowed to cheat. I guess it's a new one to them after all their stunts over the years.

Surely the issue is the ridiculous rule that puts the responsibility on the opposition, and not the authorities, to detect any illegality on a named line up?
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Because Swindon get something like 48 hours to appeal the Somerset line up. That would be 24 before the meeting. Then the BSPA will need time to get together to agree what is right/wrong.

 

I'm really not seeing the issue here. Just a few Poole fans who are shocked that a team have not been allowed to cheat. I guess it's a new one to them after all their stunts over the years.

But Swindon didn't appeal it!! Rosco was quite happy for Kurtz to race and said so publicly. My issue is that a rider and/or a promotion is out of pocket - if only for travelling expenses - because the authorities didn't act quickly enough!!

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