Bagpuss

Absolutely right that Flint and Brennan should be at Cardiff practicing and getting as much out of the event as they can.

One assumes the BSPL release team line ups according to the information they are given by clubs.

Iversen, Klindt, Jakobsen, Pickering, Thomas and see whats left.

You're judging him from one meeting on a track he's never ridden before. Getting 42 tonight and Jakobsen having a sighter of Owlerton makes me believe we can win the cup final. We can certainly beat them over two legs although it won't be easy.

Ooft, Twitches down to earth with a bump.

Hmmm not sure how you 'make a statement' with most of your team absent. Even if you win with a load of guests it means little.

I wondered how long that would take. Lynn were Fan Dabi Dozi last year winning one match while you guys romped to the title!

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Yes but only with his Polish club's permission which of course they later withdrew.

It's funny, Lynn fans were saying that about Peterborough last year.

The jump from NL to Champs is too big unfortunately.

Plus the main thing is that racing against faster (the fastest) riders makes him go faster and facing them week in week out means its sink or swim. Both he and Lambert have gone to a different level since riding in that league regularly.

Yep sounds like he wasn't happy for whatever reason, maybe the grippy track, the pressure of riding for his local club, possibly a personality clash with someone? Although Allitt and Brady were in the pits with him at the British Final. If you're not happy in your work surroundings you won't perform as has been seen this year. Perhaps a clean break might be best for both parties going forward.

Depends on the individual really, if his head isn't right after being released then you can understand him declining to ride but a different personality might want to earn the money and put in a performance to prove the management wrong. But as he is injured its moot I guess

But would he have progressed at the rate he has without an Extraliga spot? Doubtful I'd say. The top division in Poland is the place to be if you have aspirations of being and becoming world class, the sooner Brennan can get himself there the better for his development

You are right, the UK is way down the pecking order, in large part due to the Polish restrictions but for reasons of our own making too. While I see your point about Kerr he hasn't been good enough and can't complain about being dropped, the Play Offs are obviously long gone but I applaud the club for not wanting to let the season fizzle out, there is a cup to win and they owe it to those who turn up to try and win the league matches that are left.

Not enough race winners, and dominated at reserve. Could see it coming a mile off unfortunately.

Lol, what a load of predictable horse manure. I'd suggest that if the promotion aren't serious about us being a competitive outfit that they either let somebody else have a go or drop us down a league because these last two seasons have been a million miles short of good enough. I'm just thankful that I didn't feel up to going tonight and didn't waste a hard earned twenty quid.

Willy waving. But if you can watch a meeting at home without having to use a load of time and petrol why would you not?

I think the likelihood of Kerr being released for Andersen is incredibly slim, you wouldn't make a change at all in that case. The Jakobsen rumours are strong so I expect him in for Monday. Klindt probably doesn't cover Iversen's scoring but heat leaders are thin on the ground, so it's a very limited market. He's certainly a lot better than R/R and guests here and there.

Behave

Who's claiming a miracle? Stop making things up! It's a realistic assessment considering Ipswich are likely to outscore Lynn at reserve and Doyle won't drop many if any points. Doesn't need King and Batch to be amazing for that to all amount to somewhere near 46 points.

Whichever of he or Jorgensen are getting the chop can't really really 'stick two fingers up' as they've both been poor. That's for illness rather than injury.

Yep if Doyle goes through the card again or comes close and Starke goes big then Lynn could struggle.

Unfortunately I just don't think he's got what it takes. I thought he might kick on this year signing for two clubs who are always very good at home but he just hasn't and the bad rides outnumber the good which is a pity as he looked a fine prospect at sixteen.