Yes and I do. Emil is not British so not comparable at all. Riders should support their home leagues, as nearly all do, if they have one, even more so if you are the world champion.
Who is that though, apart from Andersen? Pedersen did retire, Nicholls is having a scorching season this year, Harris is doing well, so do you mean Basso and MPT?
To me though it's not about getting your average, it's how many he's getting each meeting. Scoring 14 on a night when the teams wins fairly easily means to maintain his average he'll score 5 or so the next meeting when we lose. It's consistency he struggles with and everyone knows he's capable which is why it frustrates fans.
OK, will try that tomorrow, thanks. Just went via the desktop as suggested and yes, the block can then be selected - thanks for the advice and disappointing that's not made clear by see tickets.
I can't seem to find out how I book a specific block, it only asks for the category and it's giving me a block on the third bend when I want second bend (same category). Has anyone else faced this and managed to select what they wanted?
Maybe it is harsh, let's see. I just remember so many others who went on to the top and the rapid progress they made. Maybe am unfair comparison but Loram Louis Screen Lee Nicholls and others. Joe doesn't even ride like he wants to go faster.
Would be interesting I suppose seeing the riders slowing down to finish behind their partner every race. That undefeated 8 point man would be a highly sought after signing.
Not sure it is. Hypothetical I know but say rider x scores 8 points each meeting but in every race he's second to his partner. At the season end his average is 8 or 2 per race, even though he's not been beaten by any opponent. For me that illustrates why I agree with the general. In his way, the average is 12, much better in my view.