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GB -7 over Czech - which technically wasn’t still out of the question albeit very unlikely

Mine have been settled. One lost and one voided which was desting for failure so could of been worse!

I’m just regretting not backing Russia and Poland on the each way earlier this week!

Apologies - probably wise you ignored my tips for tonight! Im hoping I will get my money back on the GB vs Czech but set to lose on Milik vs Lambert

Scott Nicholls always seems to be the voice of reason. Absolutely correct that this meeting should never have started and should have been rolled over until tomorrow morning with a much better forecast. Also correct IMO about the use of the U21 riders. There is a seperate competition altogether for U21 riders and this should be all about the best riders from each country.

With their other riders they’ve got next in line, I wouldn’t bet against them winning an event with 5 rider teams when you add in Grigori Laguta, Tarasenko and Kulakov too!

Has Nigel Pearson and Kelvin Tatum had a lovers tiff before coming on air?

The irony is now there is no fans in Lublin anyway

I’ve gone all in on Lambert over Milik and GB over Czech!

So I think the pick of the odds for me: Russia -2 over Denmark Lambert -5 over Milik GB -7 over Czech Republic Czech under 17

With normal scoring I would agree but quite easy to pull that back over 6 rides against the calibre of rider in Milik, who like you said has been poor all year, especially against the big boys.

This is why I think Lambert -5 over Milik could be a good’un. I can’t see Lambert being replaced and Milik just isn’t very good!

Russia -2 over Denmark??

Czech under 17 looks decent too unless I’m being daft?? Minimum of 12 points. That means they need to place above that at least 5 positions. With their pairing I’m not sure I can see that happening

Lambert -5 over Milik looks decent value for me. 5 points sounds like a lot but in this format it’s not masses really, and I don’t see Milik troubling the scorers too often.

Can somebody remind me, are jokers allowed in the SON?

I usually only bet stakes between £15 and £25 or so for abit of fun, but ended the season £400 up especially after the balls up they made on the Bydgoszcz match in the last match of the season... so could of been worse! Gutted to have missed Russia each way now though!

That’s a joke in itself isn’t it - thousands allowed in on Friday and nobody on Saturday as announced mid week.

Missed a trick here as I’ve just checked and this is no longer available.... and I didn’t place the bet before! Getting top 3 out of 7 teams would of been easy money too

People are after him but he’s also said he might stay at Tarnow yet for another season.

Nicolai Klindt is also a man in demand after a decent season. Rumours of a potential swap with Gnieszno for Oliver Berntzon, and now Bydgoszcz have joined in the hunt for signing him too!

Me too - The cut back seems to be a thing of the past in this country yet that has to be the most common overtake in Poland. I think the racing and sheer aggression is unrivalled in Poland personally.

So rumours about Lodz today are saying that they are tracking both Antonio Lindback and Andriej Lebedev (presumably to replace Tungate if he leaves for Zielona Gora), whilst almost certainly hanging onto Aleksandr Loktajew.

There has been plenty of examples in Poland this year where team riding is very much alive. Many times I can think of when Grigori Laguta, Bartosz Zmarzlik (usually with Jack Holder) and Piotr Pawlicki have all team ridden with their partners in great fashion. Oskar Fajfer is another in Division 1 who is always looking for his team mate. There was a race recently when he was trying to team ride Kevin Fajfer home for a 5-1 before Jonas Jeppeson pipped Kevin on the run to the line, but it was almost perfection from Oskar. Granted it's not as often you see it anymore, but there is some riders who still absolutely nail it.

Reports from Torun today confirming their interest in Gregorz Zengota, whilst also hinting at the make up of the team being Jack Holder, Chris Holder, Pawel Przedpelski, Robert Lambert and then one from Tobiasz Musielek, Adrian Miedzinski or Gregorz Zengota as I mentioned in an earlier post.