Wow68

Totally agree with your comments about Pearson, I think Pearson was the only one that increased his average by 1.5 points, and yet those on here were criticizing him. As for next year probably some real Glasgow supporters who saw what I did may well be disappointed. And yes his away form was poor but just think, his last matches away were a lot better because of engine changes - will be very easy to improve from 3.00 - even putting 1 or 2 points on that average. Easy for all other clubs to see that.

I’m a James Pearson supporter.

If I knew what you meant I wouldn’t be asking - but if you prefer to be a smart A@@ about it that’s your choice. It was a sensible ask.

It was his 3rd season yes, which means 3 races on away tracks and only twice at Poole, his NDL season was last year in combination with championship- and on mostly different tracks - I have stated this in my comments so what’s your point? 3 times on a track versus growing up racing on the tracks is very different.

Would love to see young James Pearson in Redcar colours next season.

I completely agree with your comments, unlike the UK kids he has only raced three times maximum on the away tracks and only twice at Poole - surely seeing a 4 point average rider consistently score 8+ at home anyone can see that will also be the same next year on the away tracks. Seems like UK speedway doesn’t see the potential - unlike his Polish club who Flint also rides for but JP average a lot better then Flints. Some very strange decisions being made for sure.

Maybe I’m missing something - but I don’t understand what you mean?

Why not JP?

Well actually no, if Cami and Glasgow don’t see the value it’s there loss. I am sure JP will continue to grow and become a world class speedway rider with or without them.

Why take Pederson when young Pearson who rides already in UK has a better average then him in Poland.

He was bought in at number 2 and should have stayed there. If not for the team changes bringing in completely useless number 4 who managed nothing. Unlike the UK riders this year was only his 3rd ride at these tracks - Poole only his second - so many reasons including wrong engines being used away. His home form alone 4 point rider scoring 7+ points every match is reason alone to bring him back - the team who gets him will see the reward - easy 1-2 point away form change just like this years home form.

Please expand who is the “he”?

Of course he will improve - he is only 19 - this year as an example was only time 2nd time he raced at Poole. Unlike all of the UK riders who have grown up racing on these tracks. He could easily put 1-2 points on his away average. Anyway if Tigers don’t want him the club who does take him will get the rewards just like tigers did this year - a 4 point rider who managed 7+ points at home every week. And yes even when at number 6 he still beat all the same riders.

3 rd highest scorer of the night for Glasgow and scored well above his average - only his 2nd ever race meeting at Poole, 1st meeting was his first year in the league at 16. really don’t know what you were expecting.

Actually no, I realized it when they did it, was hoping it would change back. But thank you for the sarcasm.