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Pavlova's a very fair rider isn't he... probably too fair!

HaHa! Karma's a bitch 😂

Battye Boy was lucky to get in that rerun!

Picture from the pits... Stewart Dickson geeing his riders up in the background while Peter Schroeck is staring into the middle distance in the foreground with his riders behind him 🤔

Etheridge did there against Ritchings what he should have done against Rushen last week!

Oxford throwing points away tonight... I'm sure Peter Schroeck will pull it back tactically though 👍

No changes for Mitch 👍

What was the green like?

Are you going to make any changes?

Just ban him from reading and replying to your posts like I have 🚫 😂

I've tried to look at it for reference a few times in the morning recently and it's been down altogether, so maybe there is a problem with the platform itself?

I remember and liked that format, did it last for more than a season? It was probably stopped as I surmise that the riders didn't like it as there weren't so many easy point pickings going... and we all know the sport is run for the riders.

Only if they were programmed to ride against each other... there is more than 1 way to run a Speedway meeting 🤔

Only if they were programmed to ride against each other... there is more than 1 way to run a Speedway meeting 🤔

Why would you expect the new live updates service direct from the referees box to be working at the track run by the chairman of the BSPL? 😂

Even the ref isn't updating the scores on the BSN Live Updates!

Even they've lost interest in it!

Especially as he's averaging around 6.5 so far this season... another mockery of the rolling averages 🤔

Poodle Pirates?

pootle /ˈpuːtl/ Pootle is a British informal verb that means to travel or move in a relaxed, leisurely, and unhurried manner, often without a specific destination or rush. It can also refer to spending time pleasantly while doing unimportant tasks. [1, 2] For example: "We were pootling along the country lanes in our old car." [1] poodle /ˈpuːdl/ A poodle is an active, highly intelligent dog breed characterized by a dense, curly coat. Originating in Germany (where its name derives from the German word pudel, meaning to "splash in water"), the breed was originally bred to retrieve waterfowl. [1, 2, 3, 4] The term "poodle" can refer to several different meanings depending on the context: 1. The Dog Breed Poodles are classified into three recognized sizes: Standard, Miniature, and Toy. Known for their keen intellect and agility, poodles are also popular because their hair is typically hypoallergenic, meaning they shed much less than other breeds. [1, 2, 3, 4] The Poodle Cut: The elaborate, sculptured haircuts poodles often sport in dog shows were originally designed to protect their joints and vital organs from cold water while keeping them lightweight for swimming. [1, 2, 3, 4] 2. Idiomatic Meaning In British and informal English, the term "poodle" can be used as a derogatory or humorous insult to describe a person who is overly compliant or subservient to authority. [1, 2] Example: "The opposition party accused him of being the Prime Minister's poodle." POOTLE! POOTLE! POOTLE! 😂😂😂 ... not that it bothers me 😂

I wondered if any Witches fans were going to appear? 😉 Well done! 😂

POOTLE 🐩

Now the gypos are in again!

Jonas was an impressive winner of heat 2 from the back with a very clever ride, puk looked out of sorts all night while Batch was on fire! Jonas could easily have replaced puk in one ride and probably Lidsey and/or Harrison, they were only 2 points down at heat 9, then blew it conceding 2 5-1's courtesy of puk and Lidsey

I've got to say it Foxes fans but your team manager is pretty clueless (and he's far from alone in Speedway), Jonas Jeppesen 7 points from reserve and just the 4 rides! Is it any wonder you can't win (except for Leicester at home 😉)