The good news is that this doesn't appear to be as serious as Ward's tragic accident.
I remember that fateful evening, we were told immediately by Polish media that Ward had lost feeling in his legs, and my heart sank.
Thankfully, this doesn't appear to be the case with Woffinden.
MJJ is struggling.
There must be something wrong with the track.
Michael is used to riding on a smooth track.
His smooth riding style suits well prepared tracks.
I don't like the ticket prices, but anyone thinking they are not going to sell out very quickly is wrong.
The capacity at NSS is tiny and there are tens of thousands of speedway fans in the UK.
MJJ will be ready for the start of the season.
Michael isn't one who gets excited for pre-season or friendlies.
MJJ is only focused on one thing, and that is delivering a title for the Birmingham Brummies.
I fully expect him to become Birmingham's number 1 by June.
How are pensioners supposed to afford TNT?
It's £31 per month and lots of pensioners have lost their winter fuel payment.
Shame on Eurosport and the BSPA.