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Nobody will ever take British speedway seriously until they adopt the Lucky Loser rule like Poland and Sweden.

Make your mind up Or are they using guests in the SON these days?

Try getting riders to leave their Polish clubs for the weekend and getting all the other tracks in Britain to cancel their fixtures on a Bank Holiday. Good luck.

In Poland you can finish 6th in the table, get knocked out in first round of the playoffs and still win the final because you are a Lucky Loser

Because Lucky Loser just screams credibility

Give Lee Complin a ring, he's usually at Berwick on a Saturday night.

Amateur riders, grasstrack bikes on shale, upright bikes? That's bound to develop the next generation of riders.

But approx 1,000 less per meeting less than in both 2018 and 2019

Introducing Lucky Losers would be a good start

Not what i typed in. Does the forum auto correct?

Oh dear. That could cause a revolt from the 1000s of Torun fans on here. Tough rubbish.

That might be relevant if Berwick was in the Scottish Borders

Lakeside arena was being sold. Workington were losing money hand over fist already. He wasn't the one to decide to overpay the riders. Already been discussed to death.

Uprights and grasstrack racing on shale. Can't think why it hasn't caught on.

Interested in what Rob Godfrey was expected to do to stop the closure of those tracks.

All the countries are given lucky loser status and proceed to a grand(ish) final

2020 and 2021?

Can't imagine it would be financially viable for the handful of viewers interested

Lucky losers

And those who believe all the propaganda they read on twitter, and those who don't

By the time you take in cup matches, Premier Trophy next rounds and playoffs, i will bet Redcar and Glasgow have as many matches as Berwick.

All very commendable and good in practice, just like Berwick had in place last year, but it hasn't stopped them losing Ace Pijper and Luke Harrison from that system

The promoter (can't remember which one of the Courtney's) told the crowd after the last meeting of the season that Berwick would be running a team in both the CL and NDL).

I can imagine crowds in Poland being 20% down this year, or was that reality. Maybe it was due to the 'team concept'?

Shovlar bingo:- Massive crowd Great racing Poole underdogs Leicester's to lose now Better than the premiership final Coming to a post near you soon