ragdoll64
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Oh here we go……”I know something you don’t know….na! na! na! na! na!”….🙄
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Surely the lineup for this meeting doesn’t warrant any increase in admission…🙄
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I was responding to colsimmo’s remark that Perry should have been replaced at the start of the “league” fixtures, which at that point would have been like for like.
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They could have had, BEN TRIGGER,BEN MORLEY,JODY SCOTT,TOM SPENCER,DARYL RITCHINGS
to name but 5 !!!
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Just as a point of interest, who would you have replaced Max Perry with?
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If these were to be the teams I think I would still be a Tigers supporter………only, it would be Sheffield this time round…..🐯🤪
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No point in speculating until the boffins decide what mess they’re going to make of speedway next season 🙄 🤪
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Don’t be silly. Surely our excuse from the first leg carries over?……🙄…..lol
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Poole vs Glasgow KOC SF 1st leg 27/08/25
ragdoll64 replied to LisaColette's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
No mention of the space Lawson had when he put his down I see……🙄 -
Poole vs Glasgow KOC SF 1st leg 27/08/25
ragdoll64 replied to LisaColette's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
If this is correct, it’s a disaster for Glasgow 😡 -
See, that’s my point. We don’t normally win at home by big margins. Our bigger scores were mainly due to crap performances from the opposition. Unusually in Edinburgh’s case and Oxford and Scunthorpe have no real substance this year.
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Oh, I surely do Lisa……lol
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Of course I get the home advantage thingy. It takes me back to my original comment. Glasgow is a racers track with numerous lines and is nigh on impossible to prepare for home team advantage.
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I do understand all that and I didn’t say he would achieve a better score at Poole but just that he is very much more on the up than any of the guests available.
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My point is I’ve seen the track been deliberately doctored on the outside to prevent him performing his typical Harris moves.
