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3 minutes ago, Gazc said:

I like this sarcasm, Redcar is very similar to our track in a lot off ways been a few times and never left disappointed at the entertainment.

Enjoyed that tonight obviously winning against all odds helped that enjoyment but it takes two teams going at it on a proper racetrack to get that entertainment factor.

Yeah wide bends short straights as you say not much in them. Both excellent tracks which rarely disappoint for entertainment. Great nights viewing no matter the result (other than cookie going for an ambulance)

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Good meeting, good stream, great result. Redcar used the extensive track grade after ht8 to their advantage to turn the meeting back in their favour. Same extensive regrade after ht12 but didnt quite have the same effect. Use everything within your control to maximum effect as the home team. Wonder if anyone from Glasgow noticed?

Asking for a friend.

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13 minutes ago, MD said:

Good meeting, good stream, great result. Redcar used the extensive track grade after ht8 to their advantage to turn the meeting back in their favour. Same extensive regrade after ht12 but didnt quite have the same effect. Use everything within your control to maximum effect as the home team. Wonder if anyone from Glasgow noticed?

Asking for a friend.

To be fair, they do the same amount  of track grading every meeting, don’t think it was tactical, but I get your point.

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Johnny Swales likes to add 40 mins to every meeting. Spends an awful amount of time on track during meetings. Did it at Newcy as well .

Needs to remember its riders on bikes the crowd pay for not ex riders on tractors. Even Hayley said on at least two occasions the tractor should be coming in any time now and five minutes later they were still out.

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2 minutes ago, bringbackHalifax said:

Johnny Swales likes to add 40 mins to every meeting. Spends an awful amount of time on track during meetings. Did it at Newcy as well .

Needs to remember its riders on bikes the crowd pay for not ex riders on tractors. Even Hayley said on at least two occasions the tractor should be coming in any time now and five minutes later they were still out.

Remember last season when Berwick were winning was like watching Countrytfile tractors were out that much 

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7 minutes ago, bringbackHalifax said:

Havvy on comma made it fun tonight but 15 races starting at 7-30 and finishing at 9-50 is way too long

Yes it’s too long, but we had 3 lengthy stoppages after crashes, ambulance out a few times and that added a lot of time to the meeting.

Even with all the grading, meetings usually are done well within 2 hours at Redcar. If you want a decent track throughout the meeting you have to work on it.

Unfair criticism in my opinion.

 

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1 hour ago, lisa-colette said:

Well done Glasgow. I thought Redcar were going to sneak it at the end. I suppose at least coming 3rd means keeps the riders race fit. :t:So just whether we are against Scunthorpe or Redcar.

Yes well done to Glasgow on grabbing 2nd place. We Pirates just had too much of a blip & vital points escaped us.

But now it's time to focus on the battle ahead and whoever we get in the quarter final better be ready for us as we are on a very strong run of unbeaten results.

C'MON THE PIRATES :t:

Toot Toot :)

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38 minutes ago, bringbackHalifax said:

Havvy on comma made it fun tonight but 15 races starting at 7-30 and finishing at 9-50 is way too long

Just aswell it was warm

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Funny how people are saying that they couldn't understand Havvy but they all understood when he swore.B)

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55 minutes ago, tyretrax said:

Funny how people are saying that they couldn't understand Havvy but they all understood when he swore.B)

I thought Havvy brightened the co comms up as the main commentator got more stats wrong than right.

 

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1 hour ago, tyretrax said:

Funny how people are saying that they couldn't understand Havvy but they all understood when he swore.B)

So in his commentary he managed to say B*ll*cked, @rse, 5h1t, F'd off a number of times and a debateable F**kin... what a pro

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11 minutes ago, iainb said:

So in his commentary he managed to say B*ll*cked, @rse, 5h1t, F'd off a number of times and a debateable F**kin... what a pro

To be fair you can’t really class the BSN as professional it does a job for those wanting to watch Speedway.

But professional it certainly isn’t.

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9 minutes ago, Gazc said:

To be fair you can’t really class the BSN as professional it does a job for those wanting to watch Speedway.

But professional it certainly isn’t.

I think it's far more professional than other so called professional broadcasters. And I also think that the people that run it like to think they are running a professional outfit, you can tell that by the investment in new kit, the great comms with customers etc.

I don't think we'll be seeing Havvy on there again in a while

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Have tbh I quite enjoyed listening to havvy in the Comms. Refreshing hearing someone speak honestly and say what they think. And unlike some snowflakes out there not going to hang him out to dry for a few wee swearies

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