
SteveLyric2
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Matt's programme notes from last night said Newman and probably Jack Holder are the only riders he's prepared to name for 2017 at the moment. I think you've misunderstood what the Poles are attempting to do?! Their proposed rule is that riders in the Polish Ekstraliga can only ride in 2 other leagues - one of which would be the rider's 'domestic' league. Riders like Andersen don't have an Ekstraligs place so it doesn't apply. Aussie riders for example would undoubtedly list the EL as their 'domestic' league.
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I think you may have slightly mis-read the job card - the last word was 'up' not 'in'!!
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I think subject to the points limit, Kacper (5.51 unless he's reassessed downwards having missed a whole season?) was 'promised' a team place in 2017 - not that that probably holds any water at all!!
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Time To Stand Up To The Polish Clubs ?
SteveLyric2 replied to Countershaftcounter's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
I think this new Polish rule will affect riders like NKI who has to ride some meetings (not all) in his domestic league but who has also contracted to Sweden and the top league inPoland. It will also affect the likes of Nicki Pedersen and Peter Kildemand - assuming both have a top league place in Poland. Riders such as Andersen, B.Pedersen and others who only have a Polish 2nd division place shouldn't be particularly affected, if the want to ride UK/. -
Depends on the points limit and what Darcy and Crumpie advise!!
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Polish Ekstraliga Is Flexing Its Muscles
SteveLyric2 replied to PolskiZuzel's topic in International World of Speedway
Just to be clear - as there seems doubt on other forums/social media - is the latest proposed rule from the Poles that riders can ride in their 'home or domestic' league plus 2 others? Along with giving priority to Ekstraliga fixtures? Can somebody kindly clarify, cos riders like Woffy clearly have a different understanding that riders can only do Polish Ekstraliga plus 1 other - and hence he has given that as the reason he can't ride in the UK next year?! Other riders such as Holder - already signed for Poland and Sweden - clearly see themselves still racing in the British EL!? -
So what average is Skornicki going to come back on? And for whom??
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Speedway Riders - Employment Status?
SteveLyric2 replied to Little Thumper's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Those riders from 'non-EU' Overseas countries who require visas to ride in the UK, will have to have agreed their 'deal' with a club for more than just one season - 2 or 3 years in some cases - so in effect those clubs do have some control over where riders can ride, unless the rider submits a Visa re-application or amendment with the club's blessing. -
SCB has undoubtedly done a good job here, (I'd hate to presume what his personal life is like?) but as can already be seen from a few of the other posts, anyone can make a case for an individual rider to have a higher or lower average due to personal racing issues eg. injuries or missing fixtures due to other meetings etc. But its a 'good starter for ten'.
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You never know Poole could end up with both - although I doubt Matt will be convinced based on just one meeting in October!!
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Why?? The deal is/was a 2 year deal to the end of December 2016. Until we know if a new deal is in place then any assets 'owned' by Rick Frost will presumably remain his until such time as he sells them on or loans them to whoever wants them.
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Just keep checking on every/any Poole-related topic and you'll find similar posts from Gavan. He just can't keep away. ;-)
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Yes but Readypower was only a 2-year sponsorship deal!!
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All this talk about Poole having the use of the Rick Frost assets, we don't even know if Readypower are sponsoring next year yet??!
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Milik confirmed as a 2017 target by Matt Ford today, although continental commitments may not make it possible. 5.67 from KL last season makes it a decent average.
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There are ointments for that!!
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Good to read that over 50 random drug/alcohol tests have been carried out in the last month or so - with not a single positive result!! SCB Co-ordinator Neil Vatcher is keen for the regular testing to continue throughout the seasons.