Hamish McRaker

I hope you dont have or get Gout. Or take certain types of medication🤫

Could Leicester be the last club left standing? Don't forget to turn off the lights on the way out, Stewart.

Hard to think what can be added to the statement unless the interviewer has some demon questions up his sleeve (and they get broadcast)

May depend on what "top flight" actually means? Even if there are three leagues next year, will any of them genuinely claim that accolade without incurring the interest of the respective Trading Standards services?

So, Leicester has done what the BSPL/ACU should have done weeks ago, but the latter didn't have the spine or the gumption to do it. Shame on them, and good on Leicester I'd also add that it's a very well-worded and clear statement

If there is no Premier League in 2026, would Leicester want to try to join the Championship? And if so, would they be allowed in? Would they be part of a long (5 teams) or a short (2 teams) queue?

Ah, the needs of the many outweighing the needs of the few? Was it Mr Spock who said that? A noble sacrifice, as I recall

Clarke Osbourne?

Who is the guy on the right? Alun Rossiter? Terry Russell?

British League north Glasgow, Edinburgh, Berwick, Workington, Redcar, Belle Vue, Sheffield British League south Scunthorpe, Kings Lynn, Leicester, Ipswich, Oxford, Poole, Plymouth No GP riders, doubling up allowed, low points limit to begin with. 5 or maybe 6 per team Each League has separate champions decided by playoffs, or even just a 1st v 2nd final. Grand Champions decided by number of heat wins throughout the season NDL consisting of BL "second teams" plus stand-alone clubs. Minimum of two over-35 riders per club

Would need liberal use of words like "exciting" and for Harry Redknapp to give it his seal of approval! Maybe a few of the 14 existing clubs will prefer to run in a league at NDL+ level, either in addition to being in the "British Super League" or in some cases instead of?

It all reminds me of the great Dead Parrot sketch by Monty Python.

The Premier League has been heading along a dead-end, one-way street for many years, and it might have finally hit the buffers at the end of it. And maybe it hasn't just yet, and unbeknown to us a rabbit might have been pulled out of the hat, about to be revealed. If not, a very creative, out of the box solution will be needed, otherwise where will those 5 surviving clubs go, presuming they wish to continue. Would be very strange for two GP rounds to be staged at a venue no longer home to league racing

History has a habit of coming around again

Go on.....how (both of those statements above)??. I'm fascinated