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Poole v Scunthorpe 13th September 2023 Champ playoffs 1st leg

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4 hours ago, weatherman said:

Poole riders seemed mire than happy with track before the meeting.

Maybe they were looking to blame something for their shortcomings.

Never heard Worrall or Lawson complain mind.

Lawson said after the meeting and in the post-meeting report that the track was not how they expected it to be!  Reckons it'll be different (better?) for next Wednesday!

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4 minutes ago, Skidder1 said:

Lawson said after the meeting and in the post-meeting report that the track was not how they expected it to be!  Reckons it'll be different (better?) for next Wednesday!

Bit late isn't it? :D

Can't write Poole off yet....Joe Thompson needs to get his act together on his return to Scunthorpe....could play a big part in the recovery!

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2 minutes ago, GiveusaB said:

Bit late isn't it? :D

Can't write Poole off yet....Joe Thompson needs to get his act together on his return to Scunthorpe....could play a big part in the recovery!

Well Joe should know the Scunny track as well as anyone. He has put as many laps around it since he was a kid than anyone. 

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Just thought if the meeting at Scunny ends 45 -45 does that mean there will be 2 super heats, one for the win and one for the aggregate score.

Also if so and poole win them both that will mean that poole will have 5 league points and scunny 2. When the aggregate score from both meetings was 90-90. Seems a bit bizarre 

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Just now, saint dave said:

Just thought if the meeting at Scunny ends 45 -45 does that mean there will be 2 super heats, one for the win and one for the aggregate score.

Also if so and poole win them both that will mean that poole will have 5 league points and scunny 2. When the aggregate score from both meetings was 90-90. Seems a bit bizarre 

No apparently just one. I have asked this question before (when we drew at Redcar) :D

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I think a lot of Poole fans were expecting a big win , but fair play to the Scunny 7 riders for getting a draw away from home . But big credit to Rob Godfrey Scunthorpe promoter who has taken a massive gamble by agreeing to Poole away and Edinburgh away before a home tie in the playoffs . So a win away at Edinburgh tomorrow would be very nice before racing 2 matches at home  . 
Good luck to the Scorpions and hope King Ryan stays injury free 

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26 minutes ago, Skidder1 said:

Lawson said after the meeting and in the post-meeting report that the track was not how they expected it to be!  Reckons it'll be different (better?) for next Wednesday!

They always need to have an excuse on the South Coast.Scunthorpe beat them out the gate for a change is the real answer.Well done too them.

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12 minutes ago, Fromafar said:

They always need to have an excuse on the South Coast.Scunthorpe beat them out the gate for a change is the real answer.Well done too them.

"It wasn't altogether to our liking, but that is no excuse.."

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40 minutes ago, cinderfella said:

Well Joe should know the Scunny track as well as anyone. He has put as many laps around it since he was a kid than anyone. 

Exactly!

It's his chance to 'shine'!

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MPT don’t see what Promoters see in him,very  unpredictable From race too race,and has too many meetings where he is not at the races at all,and doesn’t put in any effort.Definately weak link IMO

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The weather has been almost perfect for track prep, I think Poole know the scunny riders like a bit of grip in the track so they prepared it on the slick side but its always risky changing from normal track prep. 

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Nothing wrong with the track. Slick and smooth. Needed more dirt imo but the riders obviously wanted it like that. 

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7 hours ago, Fromafar said:

MPT don’t see what Promoters see in him,very  unpredictable From race too race,and has too many meetings where he is not at the races at all,and doesn’t put in any effort.Definately weak link IMO

He's not particularly fit.

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8 minutes ago, Bagpuss said:

He's not particularly fit.

I'd agree. Having said that, he's not for me at King's Lynn in 24. Big clear out needed.

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6 minutes ago, Bald Bloke said:

I'd agree. Having said that, he's not for me at King's Lynn in 24. Big clear out needed.

One of these riders who rides or guests against you, and scores well..

So. You sign him, and he does badly...:D

Whilst, guesting well....!! :D

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