If Mitchell Davey has Dual Nationality and holds a UK passport, then he is simply a British Citizen. He must however enter the country on that passport, if he enters the country on an Australian passport, then he will be classed as Australian and will require a visa
Two stories doing the rounds, 1 ) He didnt speak to Berwick promotion, would not answer phone and 2 ) Berwick would not speak to him and would not answer phone. You will have to come to your own conclusion, I believe he wanted a move, and The Comics were the lucky recipiants of that decision.
Indeed TJ did ride at No1 at Berwick, he also struggled in that position, pressure on him was to great at the time. I think this season he will cope with the pressure much better, it's a pity he's riding for you lot instead of us mind
TJ tends to prefer a slick track, the rest of what you say is OK. Never understood when a rider is perfectly still does not touch the tapes and refs like Jim McGreggor brink them back because they were to quick out of the trap
Basically a North / South split
I think Championship clubs will strive to be No 1 in League, but if there is a chance of being promoted in the play off's will just chuck the meeting. Why would any Northern club want to be promoted into a Southern league, the travel costs would be horrendous.
Insurance never comes cheap, but, it is essential. I am not sure it is compulsory, but certainly should be, it also should be a proviso of the licence to ride.
Certain folk are quick to blame Berwick Rangers for the restrictions on a Saturday when there is a football game on, but very remiss to tell anyone they have almost total access without that restriction.
I don't, but what ever happens, what we had, was no where near good enough, so the new management really need to get this sorted, if only to tempt the fans back through the gates.