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Everything posted by TheWellBehavedWorrall
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Ifs and buts, I’m afraid. Using your train of thought, if Lawson was available and Kerr hadn’t crashed, then Poole would have secured progress even earlier, based on their June scores at Ashfield. Poole have a sporting legend as a manager who spoke thoughtfully tonight. We’ve got a manager who had the audacity to suggest we suffered bad luck tonight and suggest MPT tried.
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What’s the script with Nagel? Couldn’t be arsed? He’s announced in the starting line-up at 12PM, but at 6PM, he’s unavailable and ”undergoing extensive treatments”? Honestly, do these people think fans zip up the back? Nagel aside, that was a shambles tonight. That was a depleted Poole we faced tonight. Big changes needed, in my opinion. The Facenna family have spent millions across eleven years and for what, two or three trophies? Never mind building a GP-fit stadium; build a winning mentality and that starts with removing Cami Brown who’s post-meeting interview was laughable.
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Called it. Bin Cami Brown. Bin Kyle Howarth. Bin Max Perry. Actually, bin the whole top heavy team building approach. Bin these riders like Nagel who are taking the utter p**s out of the club. Well done Poole. That’s a champion’s performance. Listening to Brown is painful. Unlucky? Poole didn’t have Lawson and lost Kerr. Palm Toft tried? Honestly, be quiet. You gave it big licks to Neil Middleditch in the media and you’ve ended up with egg on your face. I hope Freddie Hodder or someone who knows him reads this because that young man gave it tonight and exceeded anything that was remotely expected of him. He looked scunnered there, but you should hang your head high, young man.
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It’s nowhere near over. You have to fancy Poole’s reserves over ours, plus Jeppesen and Rowe smoked Harris and Howarth, so they’re big threats. No idea what Cook was thinking in heat three; Stevie Wonder could see he had to ride wider. He won’t make that mistake again. Remember, Pirates, we prepare a track for racing, so you’ll have every opportunity. It’s all to ride for.
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Top man, Steve. I didn’t know this and can’t make it, so thanks. Lawson is a huge loss, but if that’s the Jeppesen from Berwick, then that guy took one ride to work out Ashfield and started flying around it earlier in the summer. That’s a great guest. My heart says we’ll do it, but my head can’t see Poole scoring less than 39 points, I’m afraid.
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Not a great result, but it’s a win and all to play for tomorrow night. Our team building strategy dictated that we just can’t afford for Harris and Howarth (I appreciate his was a retirement while third) to run last places. If they do, we need double figures from elsewhere. Credit to Redcar as that’s a great result. Add that to the result at Poole and the Bears are looking at a strong end to the season. I haven’t saw any team news, but I can only assume we’ll be missing Nagel tomorrow night to Danish commitments, Thompson to SGP2, Flint to German commitments and Perry to karate lessons. More guests than a Beckham wedding.
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I’m by no means an expert on bike set-up, but how are these conditions identical for both sides, yet the home side are cruising? Workington, I understood. Those were fair conditions that the home side prepared to their advantage which they’re within their right to do. However, Edinburgh couldn’t have prepared for the rain, could they? Either way, it’s disgrace of a speedway meeting. This is two long-time Scottish rivals in a key, end-of-season fixture and what we’re watching is follow the leader. Blur out the race suits and I’d think a few of these races were NDL heat twos.