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Jack Holder would've gone through the card as well if he was riding to be fair.

Name me one side other than Belle Vue that's spent money during the season to improve their septet in order to overcome the problems they've faced just to mount a title challenge on BSN?

I mentioned Kowolik the other day and unless the rules change on assessed average's then it's a no go. Don't know if he's any good but Wroclaw do have another Polish reserve in Mikolajczyk although I'm not sure on what his assessed average would be.

Maybe the higher ups will allow riders like Jason Edwards to get fixed up in the NDL on an assessed average just to make sure that they've got another pay packet on top of the Championship in order to keep them afloat?

Unlike previous seasons, This year there is a reason as to why Clubs haven't splashed the cash to improve their teams throughout the season in an attempt to make a challenge for the title. Promotions have basically said to Belle Vue.....You can have it, If you want it because we're not going to put a further strain on our bank accounts that could jeopardise the future of the Club moving forwards after the loss of a TV deal as well as the League format being too repetitive to a point where the majority of fans have become straight up bored of the product this year.

It's delusional for anyone to think that it's lazy of the Bates family for example to not get themselves in even bigger financial trouble by signing a World Class replacement for Jack Holder just to mount a title challenge on BSN.

I said that on the Ipswich v Belle Vue thread. Not good enough for Aces fans though.

In your opinion. Personally I class myself as an Ipswich fan these days considering I've decided to continue attending the same local track to watch live Speedway for a few years now. Naturally I want to see that Club (Ipswich) win every time no matter who the opposition is as it's the Club/Team that I pay money to support and watch on a regular basis. Much like Ex-Swindon fans who attend Oxford meetings and support them on a regular basis.

LOL! Another one who can't handle the truth in a debate to a point where he has to result to being a naughty boy. You know full well by now that I'm not afraid to speak the truth when challenged. Must admit, It's kind of fitting how this years tin pot silverware is going to a tin pot fan base that only turns up when a trophy is on the centre green. Must be a Mancunian thing I guess considering their recent track record when it comes to local sports clubs.

You've won a league that most fans and promotions gave up on weeks ago. It's hardly an achievement tbh, Nobody was willing to throw even more money down a drain just to mount a challenge to Belle Vue in a season that will never be held or remembered in a positive light.

Belle Vue are the Manchester City. Put out top sides on a regular basis but barely has a fan base that goes to watch them in action.

Majority of Promotions and Fans just wanted the season to end because the vast majority of fans were getting bored of it and promotions didn't want to run at an even bigger loss.

Embarrassing to lap this win up tbh. If only Aces fans were as passionate away from this forum as they are on it then maybe the NSS would get a half decent crowd in for a change.

Aces fans make me laugh actually lapping this tin pot crap domestic season up that most fans lost interest in weeks ago. It became very clear that the Aces couldn't lose because everything fell in place for them, Clubs who've faced problems haven't bothered to address the issues they've faced while Belle Vue did when losing Bewley. Proof is in the pudding. Sheffield didn't act with Jack Holder's season ending injury, They just crossed their fingers and hoped King's Lynn wouldn't finish 4th. Leicester didn't act when facing issues with underperformers as well as the Kyle Howarth situation. Ipswich didn't act with Richard Lawson's off track attitude as well as getting Tom Brennan some help due to his on track struggles. King's Lynn have seen Max Fricke underperform this season which effectively ended any sort of challenge from them. Northampton have had a season to forget with a number of underperformers to a point where they've ended up with a 44 year old at No.1.

I'm reading it as Woryna GP Rider this season and next. However would the 2027 season count towards the average assessment despite the GP's getting underway after the British League has started?