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You’d have a better idea than most but for me whenever I went pre 1996 it seemed far too narrow.

Last match of 2003. I think Adam Allott might have been the only fit Lynn rider.

To be fair Poole do have four riders out.

Kasper was sacked mainly due to his inability to score point at home over two seasons so he wouldn’t have been a good choice IMO.

This should be a comfortable home win but we aren’t very good this season (although decent at home) and as we know gating is vital at Lynn nowadays so if Poole’s guests can make a few starts they could go home with something. Their engine room are both riding as well as anyone in the UK right now and Holder likes Lynn so they could make it uncomfortable for the Stars with some sharp starts. We have vulnerabilities in our line up but whatever happens three points are a must. Would take 46-44 and some good racing.

Somebody questioned this on Facebook and the club said they were waiting to see how his shoulder reacted for Newcastle last night.....paid eleven suggests it was ok. If he rides tonight then the club have made a mess of this as the radio and press releases have all said that he is out when they could have said he is doubtful, faces a fitness test etc. People aren’t t daft, they know he rides in the second division on Sundays.

Apart from the first round the whole series so far has been pretty poor I’m afraid. At least the scores are keeping things interesting.

R/R for Jorgensen would be a massive blow so hopefully his shoulder is better by Monday. Will be close, but needs to go our way if we still want to be in the hunt for 4th.

Or anywhere near the required collective level to finish in the top four.

You’re basically saying that as long as riders don’t complain it’s ok to have holes in the track Is it really too much to ask that all tracks in the UK can be hole free? A minimum requirement for the NL surely let alone the Premiership. I’d be utterly embarrassed if the AFA regularly had hole(s) in the track. And I’d be slating the promotion rather than being in denial.

There is only one person making an issue out of it. Everybody else in the world is happy to take Josh G’s word and move on.

I think every rider has to take responsibility for our poor season, they’ve all be inconsistent and generally rank away from home.

He’s just not very good.

As I said, one person knows for certain and it ain’t you.

Only Cook knows if he nailed Josh G or hit a hole. Not for people in the crowd to say ‘he definitely saw red’ etc when only one person in the stadium could know for certain.

As it stands I can’t see anyone living with Ipswich over two legs. Which is absolutely remarkable considering what they looked like on paper back in March. Just hope they can avoid injuries.

Same old story, not enough points lower down the order or from reserve. A few more than the 35 I expected but ultimately no match points. Not good enough. As for heat 15, maybe Cook hit the pothole which he put a picture of on Instagram during the track walk.

I’d be happy with that if it was until Nicol is fit.

Especially as he rode Monday, would have thought he’d have told him to stick it by then. Also I’m pretty sure he knew it was a temporary gig when he joined with Cook. Also we all know that skidder likes a good rubbish stir

Yes I know, I meant how it happened. *childish laugh*

Lambert is still in the 1-7. There could be several reasons why Simon is injured, unfortunately with the Wild West approach to bending rules in recent years people will always question guests if they haven’t seen a rider crash on updates or wherever. Ayres certainly stands a better chance of scoring but I can’t see him taking too many points off any of Poole’s riders tonight.

Yet scored twelve at Ipswich the week before. Lynn’s season in a nutshell.

No worse than anyone else’s Id argue. Presumably there is some kind of points limit over there and his sacking has freed up points lower down?

Point em out then!

Any forumites among that motley crew