Steve Shovlar

Now let’s think. Where would I prefer to live? Manchester or Dorset? Doesn’t even need answering. This? Or this?

As long as its not Jim Lynch the boys should be motivated enough.

Don’t forget those tissues on the 16th. Bring a big box of kleenex for those tears and dribbling nose.

Falling apart? You are going to have to do better than that.

That’s not what I asked.

Yes more than likely that will be the case. Have Spanner and Woryna ridden there? Me and Rob going up regardless, weather permitting.

Not if they were left around here. Chomp chomp chomp...

And you wouldn’t have quoted yourself if you were wrong. Still, Wolves got away tonight with not being hammered. Until the restaging that is.

Sidney the robin.

Only a 90 min flight. Would have been able to change plans no prob. Its live this afternoon at 4 pm for those that want to watch it.

Look out folk the brexiters are coming out trying to defend the disaster that awaits us all. But why on this thread when theres one in the general section?

We haven’t left yet! As I get paid in euros I have done well, admitted, but for any UK citizen who goes abroad will find the pound doesn’t buy many euros. Pound-euro parity before we leave the EU. Just hope one of the parties has the balls after we have left, for another referendum to rejoin. By then it would be a landslide to join.

Kettle pot black? Hahahaha! Youv’e been watching too much snooker!

And I am right there as well. Anyone with any savvy knows Brexit is a disaster for every UK citizen. If anyone actually believes Boris and Farage they are mentaly deranged!

This could be very close. Or Leicester could throw down the gauntlet to the league and give us a whopping. Very tough meeting to predict. Although Poole are favourites to finish top, there are places like Leicester and Rye House where any team will struggle to come away with anything. I shall be there regardless, and hope to see the wider Leicestertrack produce better racing than I have see on my previous visits.

Fair enough stand corrected. Thought he was a 28 day replacement. But the problem won’t arise anyway. Scores will be monitored with any sense.

My arse speaks with more intellegence than most on here.

And my proof in point. An imbecilic post where he shows himself up to be as thick as I thought he was. Gavan, Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than speak and remove all doubt. I am afraid you really have made a pillock of yourself, for the umteeth time on here. Will you never learn? I guess not.

Yep. It didn’t rain during the day in Wolverhampton, there was a small shower in Longbeach, California and Poole didn’t postpone yesterday morning. The forecast today was partially correct but the showers this morning were more bandied together and heavier than originally predicted last night. No chance of the meeting going ahead once they had hit their target. What makes me chuckle is that some imbeciles on here really don’t know what “forecast” means. Whilst rain radar shows what is actually happening and is fact, a forecast is a prediction. We can only predict with a certain percentage of accuracy what the weather is going to do in the days ahead. However, anyone with a brain can see exactly what is happening at that moment with rain radar. But I am quite possibly talking way over the heads of quite a few on here.

Kildemand is a 28 day replacement, meaning he can be replaced by Holder regardless of what his average is.

So we roll on to next week and another attempt to start our season. Pirates travel to Leicester for our first league meeting of the season. A very tough fixture for both clubs, who are expected to be two of the playoff teams. Leicester look a very good team and their fans and promotion will be expecting to win this one. They have already had a meeting at home where they saw off a fairly determined Somerset side, and the look of the lions side is impressive. 1. Martin Vaculik 8.00 2. Krystian Pieszczek 6.5 3. Danny King 6.66 4. Michael Palm-Toft 5. Hans Andersen 7.75 6. Kyle Newman 4.86 7. James Sarjeant 2.56 1. Brady Kurtz 8.08 2. Josh Grajczonek 7.34 3. Kacper Woryna 4.65 4. Linus Sundstrom 7.22 5. Peter Kildemand. 6. Mateusz Szczepaniak 4.54 7. James Shanes 2.88 Should be a really good meeting and these two could easily be in the playoff final. Both Newman and Andersen will be wanting to put one over their old club, and Vaculik, King and Pieszczek are quick guys. let’s hope the weather plays fair and we are treated to something a bit special. Thoughts?

Holder can’t ride yet, can he? Haven’t heard the problem has yet been rectified.

I was spot on.

Pain in the ass these rainoffs. Off to Bassano on the 26th April until the 3rd May. Thought I wouldn’t miss a meeting but Somerset v Poole has already been re-arranged while I am away and we have a spare date on the 26th April at home (In the fixture list) which is free for re-arranged fixtures) Might be missing a couple of meetings as well as Lynn away on the 25th of this month. 12.35 pm right now and raining hard here in Poole. Never known a season starting like this, ever. Though I was at a Swindon v Poole meeting a few years ago which got abandoned because of snow.

Hopefully not. But probably next Monday at Leicester.