You obviously haven't read the post properly. I did say that if I was introducing new people to speedway who'd only watched the worlds best on TV they'd be disappointed by what's on offer. Of course, likes of your good self and other hardened speedway nuts would probably enjoy watching speedway at any level.
Personally, if my team was in the third tier I'd likely feel the same way as you.
I've been told Silver wants more meetings at Rye House next year, so I should imagine that means PL & NL.
Not just enough riders, enough riders good enough to do 4 laps without falling off
Bandits4eva filled out the programme June. She tells me she NEVER makes mistakes. I tweeted Lemo & Wilko the other way round. I'm ALWAYS making mistakes!
If I was introducing anyone to speedway the last place I'd take em is to a NL meeting. The skill level is close to zero and often a rider will fall when passed, with no contact. If you've watched the worlds best in the GP's on TV, going to a third tier meeting would be a bit of a culture shock I should think
If the tracks anything like last Mondays for the Sky meeting it'll be tricky, but not dangerous. Most riders at this level do not possess sufficient skill to race on it.
The idea of having a league is to win it.
Much as I dislike some of the more rowdy element. If Cradley have the best riders within the rules what ya gonna do?7
I love the banter between riders and fans. As long as it doesn't spill over into unpleasantness and doesn't get physical then it's all fair game. Craig Cooks post meeting tweets were nothing to get wound up about. Good on him