Post by zonkers on Aug 27, 2010 11:24:45 GMT
PETERBOROUGH will finally get back on track tonight – after the East of England Showground circuit was given the thumbs up.
Track curator Dean Wyers and team boss Trevor Swales inspected the track shortly before noon and are totally confident that tonight’s meeting against Swindon will go ahead as planned.
With a dry forecast for this afternoon major work has been carried out to ensure the Panthers can race in front of their own fans for the first time in five weeks.
Swindon are the visitors in a crunch clash that will have a major bearing on the outcome of the race to make the play-offs.
Peterborough defend an unbeaten home record and know another Alwalton win will see them close in on a guaranteed top four spot.
Swales said: “Everything is okay. Any excess water has been cleared off and there’s a drying wind.
“It will be good to get back into action – we’ve not had a home team meeting since July 22 when we beat champions Wolverhampton.”
(From Panthers website)
Track curator Dean Wyers and team boss Trevor Swales inspected the track shortly before noon and are totally confident that tonight’s meeting against Swindon will go ahead as planned.
With a dry forecast for this afternoon major work has been carried out to ensure the Panthers can race in front of their own fans for the first time in five weeks.
Swindon are the visitors in a crunch clash that will have a major bearing on the outcome of the race to make the play-offs.
Peterborough defend an unbeaten home record and know another Alwalton win will see them close in on a guaranteed top four spot.
Swales said: “Everything is okay. Any excess water has been cleared off and there’s a drying wind.
“It will be good to get back into action – we’ve not had a home team meeting since July 22 when we beat champions Wolverhampton.”
(From Panthers website)
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