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Still not 100% sure as some saying he's a PL asset and so saying he's a NL asset which is why I left the question mark.

Im putting my faith in a couple of posters who I trust to be right in their assertions.

The inference is that the change occurred as part of Chris Louis officially severing his Mildenhal ties during the winter.

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Isn't that pretty much where things started?EL teams had the option of using one or two positions in their team for "double up" riders...They "signed" 2 riders who were PL riders to cover a position and used the one that was available. In most cases there was one rider who was far better than the other so the EL team used them every meeting that they could and rarely used the other....so then they decided that they didn't need the two riders and they would just use a guest when the PL rider wasn't available...and then we drifted into the current situation.So really you are asking how we get back to where we started from...

Yes I probably am

See cheeky cobras post too

And Gordon bennets too

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bruv, you need to put your faith in Lewis Blackbird, & the clubs that have spoken to Mildenhall about buying him. PM me, & I will prove it to you.

ready and waiting
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thanks. Just wondered why it matters really who Blackbird is a asset of then as means Peterborough will get priority either way. x

it has been an ongoing 'debate' from before the the priority thread with no definitive answer -yet.
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Isn't that pretty much where things started?

 

EL teams had the option of using one or two positions in their team for "double up" riders...They "signed" 2 riders who were PL riders to cover a position and used the one that was available. In most cases there was one rider who was far better than the other so the EL team used them every meeting that they could and rarely used the other....so then they decided that they didn't need the two riders and they would just use a guest when the PL rider wasn't available...and then we drifted into the current situation.

 

So really you are asking how we get back to where we started from...

It was originally devised to give PL riders a chance to dip their toe in higher level racing, without having to sign formally for an EL slot. The intentions were good, just the same as doubling down was to supplement riders in the EL with extra meetings, without having to sign for a foreign team. Went wrong somewhere in the middle tho.

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I may have forgotten but I don't recall in the old NL/PL and BL1/BL2 days riders doubling up.

 

Am I wrong?.

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If anybody has got access to Lewis Blackbirds Twitter, he has just confirmed who he is an asset of.

I haven't got access.

 

So put me out of my misery please.

 

To whom does he belong?

 

:t::)B)

 

Ooops!!

 

You must have been typing as I was composing my Post BP. Thank you for that. :t:

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I'd be happy for pl to operate similar squad system as suggested for El

Everybody gets a full team

As another poster has said it's too simple to actually happen

 

 

The EL doesnt have squads. They have declared 1-7s like the PL.

Please Note ch958's Post SCB. It states 'suggested'. :t::)

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Re Lewis Blackbird.

Individuals cannot own riders assets and have not been able to for years. Chris Louis cannot own him.

Lewis signed as a Mildenhall asset and as far as I know has never been sold. He certainly does not belong to Chris.

With the news that Peterborough have just "secured Ostergaard as a full asset from Rick Frost and Julie Mahoney", I guess you're wrong!

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With the news that Peterborough have just "secured Ostergaard as a full asset from Rick Frost and Julie Mahoney", I guess you're wrong!

 

I'm not able to give a definitive answer to this but I do recall at Glasgow when Alun Biggart took over the that previous, at that time, promotor(s) Stewart Dickson ( and Alan Dick?) was said to have technically "owned" the contract of Josh Grajczonek, Nick Morris and Mason Campton.

 

The inference being that when they were sold that Glasgow Tigers Speedway (plc) were not getting the transfer money.

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