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I very much doubt if Matt Ford would want anyone to buy him out and I very much doubt he would want to speak to any fan about Kyle Newman either.

That is because he loves Poole and loves the club may have a different view of Matt Ford right now! He will have to do more meetings for another team before he gets a reduced average won't he?

Personally I think Stevebrum defends more than he attacks.

I think it was a brave or some might say stupid decision by Matt Ford because it could result in his paying customers not turning up and Paul Starke will be under pressure to perform from the off but he is in reasonable form for Peterborough and if he does score well in his first few meetings then the flack Matt Ford is getting now may be a distant memory.

I don't need to look at you tube clips I have been many times to Monmore and it is a good racetrack, not saying it is as good as Belle Vue but it is in no way a horror track as you describe. Most tracks have problems with the condition and preparation sometimes which cause accidents and injuries.

My point after the meeting was about Lindgren, how is that off topic!

I know it's part of my charm!

Looks like your the desperate one

Yes great to see him back. He doesn't seem to have any problems on what one certain person calls a horror track!!

it isn't because of Newman you wish failure on us is it.

It has been proved letting Ellis go was the right decision and so is letting Newman go, I very much doubt we have seen the last of Newman in Pirates colours.

I bet your shocked too, used to ride for Panthers didn't he.

Be surprised if Perry scores more than a point

No idea why you would want to get rid of Jack Holder He may well be back to bite Matt Ford but could also be back to ride for Poole.

I agree about their respective ability but it is just that Newman is in such poor form currently so the change is needed now. The problem occurred because we let Kerr go as soon as Newman was available which was a mistake and now he has been snapped up elsewhere, we should have waited for Newman to get back his form first.

I think he will be out the door if he comes back scoring the same as he was pre-injury. So you would keep a clearly out of form rider who is a 6 point rider and scored 2 in his last home meeting. It doesn't mean he won't be back. Good news for us and the Panthers is that Jack Holder reports he is fine following nasty crash with Nick Morris yesterday. Peterborough were well in front at the time so although he didn't appear for re-run I expect that was precautionary.

Oh I feel for him, nice lad and has Poole in his heart but fully understand why, really we should have kept Kerr until Newman was fit enough to do himself justice. That would be my choice, bit of a no brainer the form Newman is in, Newman could be brought in once he recovers his form.

Glad to see Freddie back after his injury, one of my favourite non Poole riders. I hope he has a good evening on a good racetrack.

When was it described as such?

Your the one who keeps digging!

I am staggered you can't come with anything better than the same old same old. Riders judge for themselves whether they are fit to ride or not.

Monmore is a good racetrack, been many times and enjoyed the racing most times, it certainly is not a hooror track. You can pick out meetings at most tracks where riders don't seem comfortable with conditions. Seen many great meetings at Monmore, i think your blinkered because of your hatred of a Wolves fan.

On top of that you still have James Shanes in the team when previously you said you wanted to get rid of him!

Doesn't sound good about Klindt injury, he may need a bit of time, hopefully back soon. I think Gater1 is going way over the top about Shanes who tries hard and is usually on the pace, got a couple of vital points at Leicester and rode well at Belle Vue with little reward, maybe could have expected a point or two but it has to be remembered he is a 2 point rider so needs to be given a bit of slack.

So overall it is safe to assume it is a speedway meeting between two teams with riders who may or may not perform to the best of their ability and could go either way.