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Sorry I dont gloat very often....has to be done just once

Easy easy easy

Race of the night well done bomber keeping them just in it

Wow bomber what a race

Nearly done..it's coming home is it?

Didn't see that last one did Joe deserve to be excluded?

You can moan about the decision but let's be honest Leicester have been a class above so far

I was standing Infront of the incident and can confirm Fricke didn't touch klindt. BUT I was shocked the ref excluded klindt

4 points ahead. Klindt looks quick. Great start again for Brennan..still all to play for

We are here and can confirm it's decent

If Kemp does come to the party then that's bad for Lynn. I don't think Kemp will score many though, maybe 2 or 3 points

I've been going through heat by heat trying different scenarios of how the meeting could pan out. Every time it ends up in a lions win by at least 4-10 points. I suspect Klindt will replace Harrison and possibly Iversen in heats 11 and 14. I wouldn't rule out Klindt taking a ride for Nicholls or Bomber either if they end up mis firing. I'm sure Lawson, Kvech, Klindt and Harris will score respectfully, but its a big ask for Nicholls, Iversen and Harrison to do the business also. Nicholls is only just returning from the sidelines, Iversen doesn't seem match fit and Harrison will find it tough. I've not even mentioned how Harris has been struggling with his set up. You also have to take into consideration that Kemp should score a few more points tonight, I don't expect him to beat the likes of Lawson and Kvech but Kemp on his day can beat Nicholls, Iversen and even Klindt at Leicester. Having said that I've only got him down scoring 2 points! I do have hope for Lynn as its a one off meeting and the lions aren't unbeatable at home but they really do need abit of luck and a real team effort. Going for a 48-42 win for the lions. If Leicester do manage to disappoint me again then at least the cup is going to Lynn. They deserve something to cheer them up.

I was thinking the weather could be leveler, currently at work in Lutterworth and its raining but the forecast later in Leicester is fairly dry. But I don't live near the track so god knows. If its dry then Leicester shouldnt have too many issues

All those scores are very achievable for KL. It's just hoping Masters, Dougy and Fricke have off nights. Leicester nearly won at Lynn with 3 points at reserve. That shows how strong the top 5 is .

Based on how we are talking so much about Klindt really shows that if Klindt doesn't score well then Kings Lynn don't have a chance of winning.

Very true, Kemp apparently has been practicing today at Leicester. I don't expect him to score zero this time round

I agree, they need to take an early lead if possible also. With Fricke taking heats 13 and 15 with potentially Masters as his partner I find it hard to see those heats providing any advantages for the stars.

It's hard for Rob Lyon to decide what he wants to do. Does he give Iversen a more chances or does he keep throwing Klindt at the situation on Thursday..

I can't see Brennan or Nicholls deciding the meeting. I doubt they will get near 10pts each. Max Fricke could go through the card and Kings Lynn needs bomber back to his best..

I mean Scotty will score more than Kerr but if I was Rob Lyon I want Klindt in as many heats as possible. Always has ridden Leicester well.

Scotty in for Ben Cook doesn't scare me as a Lions fan. Good rider but I still can't see him getting the better of Leicester's top 3. I think this just means Klindt may not do 7 rides.

Kings Lynn really need a few other riders stepping up, we know Fricke will score more than he did last night, Kemp should at least get a few points this time . Masters and Douglas are stronger at Leicester rather than at Lynn. It's a big meeting for Bomber and Iversen. We know Klindt, Lawson and KVECH will score but the rest needs to chip to stand a chance.

Lawson will score the same and Harris is dodgy at Leicester. Can't see them getting regular beatings of Fricke, Douglas and Masters.