Len Silver reminds me a little of Arsene Wenger. Both had early success, but not much to speak of in recent years. Both very strong minded, some may say arrogant. Both like Marmite, either love em or hate em
Not sure how to feel to be honest. Len was a safe hand on the tiller, but the club was going backwards. I hope the new promoters know what they're doing
There will be a scramble for the best 3 pointers with the top payers getting the pick of the bunch. Better to use the NFL draft system where the team that finished bottom gets first choice, 2nd bottom gets the next pick and so on
I can see a loophole regarding the "protected" heat 4. What if, for example, the number 7 has a fall, not excluded and isn't able to take his place in the rerun, but isn't signed off. Do his side go with one rider, or does the number 6 replace him?
In the PL?
Regarding the track, Rye House used to be a place where no away team enjoyed to visit. Now it's more or less help yourself. It's not just the track, it's the standard of the home riders. Edinburgh seem to be pretty decent away, so you can't put it all down to home advantage.
There were a bunch of idiotic Eastbourne supporters at Rye the other week. Cheering when opposing riders fell and swearing loudly even though there were young children around. An elderly female Rye fan was abused as she walked past.
Even the National League has them