stevebrum

Well let’s face it that official statement isn’t accurate or factual either, selective facts at best. 3 minute video footage of the sorry incident means you don’t have to be there to make an informed opinion. I take it you believe every word of the statement as correct fact because you were there. Which at best makes you comments blinkered. Its pretty clear the statement put out is at best part fact, part ignore the obvious and part fail to mention the part others who were involved played (notably those from the home side).

As I’ve previously discussed the statement is full of holes, and if you have to question what it means then it’s already causing doubts. just to be clear I didn’t believe for one minute he rode into or around anyone, not until the have a go hero decided to walk right unto his path.

We get our potatoes from Poole as the holes in your track must be from growing your own.

It stats that in the statement. Craig Cook chose to ignore all Red Flags and Lights, did not reduce his speed before riding in to and around the 1st / 2nd turn towards his teammates, the Eastbourne Team and Mascots and Track Officials at his point of departure. ’riding into and around’ could be classified as weaving.

Yes, seems so.

How was it? They mention the marshals on the inside with red flags but no mention of the have-a-go hero who put himself in real danger? Yet they say the support all staff so obviously feel it’s ok to have a marshal on track putting himself at danger?? Saying that Glasgow didn’t say anything about the track on the track walk. Completely irrelevant. They reported it to the ref who ordered remedial work. So why they felt a need to mention they said nothing before is complete hot air. A mention of Cook weaving in and out of track staff and kids??? Really. I’ve not seen any comments from those there who said that happened. A lot of facts littered with bias. They say Kennett should face anywhere near the same punishment as Cook or others?? Really?? Wading in like a thug proves he deserves no less. Quite a lot of bias and none facts.

I see the Eastbourne statement is out and full of holes. https://www.eastbourne-speedway.com/eastbourne-eagles-club-statement/

I have to say if anyone is qualified to recognise dire racing it would be a Poole fan. The amount of times SKY/BT have been there has resulted in total embarrassment all too often which often results in a quick fix for the problems to only resurface. This year has seen the worst ever track live on BT when Wolves were there. Last night the track looked to wet, heavy and grippy which obviously resulted in spread out racing. Racing hasn’t been brilliant since Doc left but it still puts a lot of tracks to shame for passing. Although as Bwitcher has pointed out the amount of passes made were not all due to mistakes. Blinkers on again I see!

Cheers for that, thanks Badge.

Ok thanks. Don’t follow him on Twitter.

Who says he declined? Has that been confirmed?

For Wolves it’s good to see Howarth in good form in reserve. Never seems both him and Douglas both have a good match at the same time in reserve. Jacob was a near class act and Morris does appear to be coming into decent form. Solid show. Panthers have to thank Scott for being up to making a battle of it. Wright to a lesser extent.

Some reason?? Did you see how wet and heavy the track was? Completely ruined it sadly.

We need to win away at least a couple of times which we don’t seem to be able to do after strong starts.

Depends what Poole do in the coming weeks but we look in decent form in comparison.

If we make it (which I doubt we will) we would be in good form.

Yet you won the A fixture at Monmore earlier in the year.

It could have been a pass galore fest and the joker from stoke would still say it was a crap track. Nothing of value this poster can add on a Wolves meeting thread. The meeting sadly ruined by the downpour. I was looking forward myself to seeing how much the racing had improved after the plaudits of last week.

Yes terrible, he would never win any British titles there I guess. Oops

PMSFL. Stoke is the joke track of the country. Of course it’s a trick track. Nobody is saying it isn’t. Sky couldn’t get enough of coming to Wolves. You have selective reading. Many Wolves fans including myself have been very vocal of how the preparation of the track has lacked the usual bite since Doc retired. And it’s still not quite what it was. Fans were raving about about it last week with no coincidence that Doc was offering assistance. Tonight was ruined by the downpour so we don’t know what would have been on offer. Obviously you will say it will be rubbish anyway because it’s a ‘trick track’. Hence why your opinion is completely biased.

It has had plenty of great racing over the years (sky loved it). So to deny that shows how totally biased you are. Happy to disagree. Used to rate Poole as one of my favourite tracks to visit but the TV meetings in recent years have been nothing short of abysmal. All embarrassingly live on TV.

It won’t stop the crap track fans critics having a go. I could have a bit more respect if Poole and Stoke were known for great racing and track prep. Completely laughable. Track still hasn't settled which is a real shame.

He blamed Hans, but you blame the track.

Can’t see what Hans did there other than lock it up whilst Wright was just out too wide.

Shame the earlier shower has as good as ruined the track tonight,