StarBoy

He tried to buy Swaffham Raceway for definite. Not sure about Northampton

Can see Godfrey being the saviour and move Scunthorpe up

It’d be fantastic if we went through, but I just can’t see how we can get to the magic 43 points barring some absolute miracle.

You should win fairly comfortably. 38-52

Definitely wasn’t as big compared to the last 2 times Ipswich visited. I’d say no more than 1500

I hope I’m wrong and Lynn put in a competitive performance. However, I can just see Ipswich coming for blood following last night

IPSWICH: 1. Jason Doyle 9.07 2. Danny King © 6.65 3. Adam Ellis 5.57 4. Tom Brennan 7.09 5. Emil Sayfutdinov 8.87 6. Dan Thompson 5.09 7. Jason Edwards (G) (RS). Team Manager: Ritchie Hawkins KING’S LYNN: 1. R/R for Niels-Kristian Iversen 6.74 2. Richard Lawson 6.25 3. Chris Harris 6.69 4. Lewis Kerr (G) 6.04 5. Jan Kvěch 6.49 6. Nicolai Klindt © 6.02 7. Luke Harrison (G) (RS). Team Manager: Rob Lyon Predictions for this one? I’m sure Ipswich will be fired up for this one following Monday’s embarrassment. I can only see a very, very comfortable home win with Kvech, Klindt and Lawson putting up some resistance for the Stars. 56-34. Ipswich 1. Doyle - 10 (4) 2. King - 11 (5) 3. Ellis - 7 (4) 4. Brennan - 8 (5) 5. Sayfutdinov - 10 (4) 6. Thompson - 7 (4) 7. Edwards - 3 (4) Total - 56 King’s Lynn 1. R/R 2. Lawson - 8 (6) 3. Harris - 5 (5) 4. Kerr - 2 (3) 5. Kvech - 9 (6) 6. Klindt - 9 (7) 7. Harrison - 1 (3) Total - 34

Apparently their reasoning was “due to the final of the Premiership Knockout Cup”. Looks like PM put his foot down for once

Don’t think it makes a difference either way, will be a cheap night for Buster regardless. We’ve done our job with three home wins against the witches this season. Good luck to them in the final

The manner of the defeat from being 8 points up. The patched up opposition. The fact that their ‘Russian Rocket’ looked disinterested. That Doyle was being outgated, outmanoeuvred and outsmarted. That their second string/engine room is not up to par. That they have no high-scoring rising star. That their lord and saviour Hawkins is tactically inept - DT could/should have taken 7 rides. The only saving grace for Ipswich tonight was Thompson. He can hold his head up high.

My mistake - an injured no. 5, 3 second strings, a reserve and a RS

I think we had the same a couple of years ago against BV, where R Lambert, S Lambert and Anders Rowe banged in 40/46 points. This obviously takes the mustard though given the opposition!

Ipswich won’t win anything with the team as it is currently. It is inexcusable to let an 8-point lead slip to a patched up team consisting of an injured no. 5, 3 second strings, 2 reserves and a rising star.

“Technical Track Jockeys”

It was a Rob Lyon tactical masterclass tonight. Picked exactly the right moments for Reserve Switch & Tac Sub

Laguta would’ve spoke to Woffinden, Bewley and Janowski about the KL track prior to signing…so that can’t be used as an excuse. Plus he actually attended for most of the home meetings, it was just the away ones he ditched Tarasenko would’ve spoke with uncle Laguta prior to signing, rode it in 2023 (scoring 8+1), and obviously Rob was Pboro team manager in 23 and KL manager in 24, so would’ve known all about the track Cook has done enough laps around King’s Lynn (as an Ace and as a Panther), as well as guesting numerous times in 24. Always seemed to go well round it Musielak it’s probably his best track in the UK, especially as an away rider. It’s definitely not the surface that is the issue, it’s either the riders riding it, or the Club/promotion in general. I’ll stick by Lynn through thick and thin, but the common denominator here is that the Club/promotion is the issue - and the lack of transparency around why riders leave has to be questioned, if not by fans then Phil Morris

That is correct. However, I don’t think anyone can question Emil’s commitment to UK speedway since he’s returned

But it doesn’t happen to other clubs, that’s the issue. Look at the riders everyone else has that ride in the top 2 divisions in Poland and ask yourself the question does the same thing happen? Belle Vue Kurtz & Bewley - Wroclaw Lidsey - Grudziadz Blodorn - Poznan Birmingham Musielak - Krosno Zagar - Tarnow Rew - Rzeszow Ipswich Sayfutdinov - Torun Doyle - Czestochowa Brennan - Bydgoszcz Leicester Fricke - Grudziadz Douglas - Poznan Becker - Ostrow Oxford Janowski - Wroclaw Tungate - Rybnik Sheffield J Holder - Lublin C Holder - Rybnik Pickering - Leszno Rowe - Ostrow

Why would this be “off”? Are you nervous?

Surely the KO cup final would’ve been in the international speedway Calendar first, as well as it being a Monday protected race night for UK, Poland should swivel IMHO and that should be the stance Phil Morris needs to take if his role is worth anything?

Lynn supposedly back to full strength for this one according to Ipswich’s preview… LINE-UPS KING’S LYNN: 1. Niels-Kristian Iversen 6.74 2. Richard Lawson 6.25 3. Chris Harris 6.69 4. Ben Cook 6.04 5. Jan Kvěch 6.49 6. Nicolai Klindt © 6.02 7. Jody Scott (G) (RS). Team Manager: Rob Lyon IPSWICH: 1. Jason Doyle 9.07 2. Danny King © 6.65 3. Emil Sayfutdinov 8.87 4. Adam Ellis 5.57 5. Tom Brennan 7.09 6. Dan Thompson 5.09 7. Jason Edwards (G) (RS). Team Manager: Ritchie Hawkins Will expect a closer meeting than last time with DT in reserve and Doyle back to the level he should be. 47-43.

They’re mad fer it. F**ckin’ biblical man

Like you say, Oxford probably picked the right guest, but can’t see the rest of them getting close to Leicester. 54-36.

Think he’s the one that needs the backbone, hiding behind his pre-meeting comments to make his point. Why doesn’t he come out to centre (concrete) green on Monday and voice his issues? So what if we’re swapping our R/S each meeting? We have been given approval to do so, if Ipswich haven’t that’s not our problem, and as such no need to NameDrop us into the argument.

Would have to be 1 home and 1 away though - 22 fixtures each is plenty