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Judging at the recent attendances at the EWR most people do stay at home.

Peterborough host the reigning Champions on Monday on what will be the first Premiership League match of the season. Expected Teams Peterborough: Rohan Tungate, Lasse Bjerre, Bradley Wilson-Dean, Charles Wright, Hans Andersen, Aaron Summers, Ben Barker. Poole: Jack Holder, Josh Grajczonek, Nicolai Klindt, Richie Worrall, Brady Kurtz, Nico Covatti, Nikolaj Busk Jakobsen. Panthers: Rohan Tungate, Lasse Bjerre, Bradley Wilson-Dean, Charles Wright, Hans Andersen, Aaron Summers, Ben Barker. Pirates: Jack Holder, Josh Grajczonek, Nicolai Klindt, Richie Worrall, Brady Kurtz, Nico Covatti, Nikolaj Busk Jakobsen. Pirates: Jack Holder, Josh Grajczonek, Nicolai Klindt, Richie Worrall, Brady Kurtz, Nico Covatti, Nikolaj Busk Jakobsen.

Funnily enough the Pirates Website don’t, they seem to think Holders riding.

It appears I am not barmy after all.

My information is the track grading at the interval changed the circuit considerably to the detriment of the home side. I am sure that Hans has nothing in his contract to state he has to have 4 rides, it’s worth remembering that he was well out of pocket last night as he earned nothing from last night and still had expenses to pay out. i am confident Hans will sort it, rather like Bjerre and Barker did.

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What like they smashed Lynn tonight

How on earth does a seat at Belle Vue cost £48?

To be fair if he is spending the right amount to keep his head above water I don’t think anyone can knock him, I read the Chris Morton article in the star the other week and it’s clear Belle Vue are losing a lot of money each year, how long that continues is anyone’s guess but a halt will be called at some point. Riders need to understand that the money just isn’t there anymore (Cooks a classic example) just how many clubs have to go bust before it dawns on them.

It’s up to the Directors/MC who can decide to grant a 28 day facility

Trouble is the following night Panthers are at home to Wolves. I would have thought they would have changed the 29th April fixture to a PSC and run another league fixture later on. i must be honest I find it strange that they fix Premiership days as Monday and Thursday and then run on a Wednesday.

Wolves kick off their PSC matches with a home tie against Peterborough but missing their new signing Nick Morris who has a scaphoid injury. More of a problem however is the weather forecast which to be fair isn’t good. WOLVERHAMPTON: Sam Masters, Kyle Howarth, Scott Nicholls, Nick Morris R/R, Rory Schlein, Ashley Morris, Luke Becker.PETERBOROUGH: Rohan Tungate, Lasse Bjerre, Bradley Wilson-Dean, Charles Wright, Hans Andersen, Aaron Summers, Ben Barker.

While people keep commenting on it he will keep posting it.

Nicholls rode for Peterborough last year.

I rather suspect that’s why it died.

Lots of ifs and maybe,s at this time of the season but Championships are won at the end of the season not April. A long long way to go and I dare say many changes.

Res min in PSC is 2

Only pulling your leg Alan

Indeed, part time fan

Stilton was at Arsenal v Newcastle

And your still banging it, do us a favour and go and bang it somewhere else your boring.

It was certainly as good if not better than anything we had last year. Their was a good contingent from Belle Vue and I would say we had a few from other tracks as well plus a few I hadn’t seen for a few years. For a weekday night it was excellent, whether it remains as good remains to be seen.

I dare say their are some fitness concerns over both Bewley & Lidsey but these openers are just good practice for the real event in a few weeks time

First senior match of the season and one I should think is eagerly awaited. After the past few weeks of changes it will be nice to see some action on a rejuvenated track that looks the part following press and practice. PETERBOROUGH: Rohan Tungate, Lasse Bjerre, Bradley Wilson-Dean, Charles Wright, Hans Andersen, Aaron Summers, Ben Barker.BELLE VUE: Max Fricke, Steve Worrall, Dan Bewley, Ricky Wells, Kenneth Bjerre, Dimitri Berge, Jaimon Lidsey.

It was his decision to sell the club and his alone, he cited the travelling as his biggest reason. Bearing in mind their recent history It surely came as no surprise to anyone that he and Watson would be leaving once all the loose ends were tied up and the club officially in Keith Chapmans control.