To be fair, Tai has been "backing out of tight situations" for about 3 years..
I hope his amazing legacy doesn't get tarnished by going "too long"...
Someone close to him may need to hurt his ego a bit and tell him straight..?
Dan doesn't have that "killer instinct"...
Not going to be successful when Bartek, Holder, Lindgren, Doyle, Lambert etc, all have that win at all costs mentality..
Time up for Tai?
Riding too defensive for the past few years, and when that is your default position, you probably need to call it a day at GP elite level..
A true generational talent..
It will be his own ambition and desire that decides what he can achieve...
Reminds me of Steve Davis in Snooker, and Phil Taylor in Darts...
They just dominated their sports year in, year out, and others had to raise their game to beat them..
Lambert and Holder are the two who could maybe challenge him..
If your plan is to attract riders who ride in Poland to improve your league, then no...
As the majority of riders who ride in Poland are, by definition, Polish...
Giving up Thursday as the priority night to the Poles could also he classed as something they could have foreseen as being a potential issue...
Plenty of teams don't have any Polish riders riding for them so why not rearrange to face someone else when the Polish meeting was arranged?
One million percent...
They just never learn do they?
Same old, same old, rinse and repeat..
They must be a uniquely special bunch to never question themselves....
Still..
Bumper crowds at the play off final..