Bagpuss

I'd call it old fart syndrome.

I'm sure you can believe it!

Not sure he did enough meetings but I expect its moot anyway.

Exactly, Bellego in particular is a super rider on decent size tracks and would be a good signing.

But if he could be brought in anyway whats the difference?

The racing was very good, I can understand people's frustration as it was very, very slick and the track being like Monday night would have meant even better racing but it was still a greats nights action. Unfortunately it went a bit awry after the first grade and water, that block of races wasn't great at all with one line but the fence and a slippery mid track but it improved thereafter. Best wishes to the riders who fell.

Can honestly say it didn't bother me in the slightest, I know and accept that Buster and Dale are involved with both clubs. Our team didn't work out this year, theirs did. Hopefully ours will be better next season.

You write some squit on here from time to time but that takes the biscuit, some of the racing last night was top drawer, the track was excellent if perhaps a tiny bit dry. Both meetings served up action worthy of a final.

Well done Panthers, commiserations Belle Vue. Went along tonight and really enjoyed it, makes such a difference when a stadium is full of people. Some of the racing was fantastic after a slowish start.

One burger van and one bar (unless I'm mistaken) for a final when the place is packed, of course the queues are enormous. Not great.

I assumed it was to keep the Morris/Douglas partnership together.

One appeared as I opened this thread

Is there a car park charge at the EoES nowadays?

Didn't expect Leicester to get that many.....all to play for in the second leg.

This thread is full of trolls and wind up merchants unfortunately. Do yourselves a favour and ignore rather than bite.

Can't see Harris making much difference, Poole will win this comfortably over two legs and really ought to win the final too injuries permitting.

He's just a wind up merchant, you should know better than to bite!

2 years, August Bank Holiday Monday in 2019 was his last meeting there.

Trouble with Kemp is that you just don't know what you are going to get.

Well he has guested for Lynn since then and did try hard so I'd suggest you're incorrect. There is obviously a reason though, wonder which party is reluctant and why.

You are obviously one of those people who doesn't read the thread properly, I've already said I didn't agree when my own team benefitted fromm special dispensation in 2018, fair play and integrity us more important to me. I also said P'boro can still win whoever guests, they only scored 6 from Ulrich and Hans' rides last night so no reason why they couldn't cover again at home on Thursday if their scores were that low once more.

It amazing how little research people do, Lewis had a bad night but on another day Coul easily have scored half a dozen which would have made a huge difference. He's had plenty of solid meetings at the NSS before.

In the interest of balance guested for Poole against Berwick earlier in the season and got a hatful. I wouldn't disagree but you cant go moving the goalposts after the Play Offs have started.

I understand your frustration but I think even with a poor guest you can win on aggregate, you did well enough last night with Kerr failing to beat an opponent. The rule is a sensible one and shouldn't be changed in between the two legs of the final. And yes it was wrong that Ellis and Morris rode for Lynn and Poole in the final of 2018 under 'special dislensation'.

Let's not ruin it with special dispensation please.