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Obviously don't know the ins and outs yet.... But the talk on social media tonight about the reason Woffy has pulled out is a disgrace!!
Kicked up a storm to the authorities about us not being part of it, now has pulled out to test his bikes? Now he's either pulling a fast one or there's another reason behind it...

Be good to see Lambert in again though, imagine h'll surprise a few again like the other weekend for Lynn at Gorzow!



(PS. Hopefully once we know more, we'll have a proper understanding of this mess!)

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And we wondered why the BSPA/SCB wanted nothing to do with it. It seems our riders just couldn't give a crap. All too happy to make an easy living out of league speedway to push themselves and better them selves in this kind of competition.

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Now this seems to put a different slant on things not riding for your country but this competition is only invitational meeting at best.

True, however wasn't it Tai who took to Twitter wanting to know why he wasn't allowed to ride in this meeting and making a huge deal of it. Then once Rosco goes to a lot of effort to make it happen, Tai decides at short notice, that he will not just test his bikes for the GP (that is a couple of weeks ago) surely he could have used them in this meeting to test them.

 

He's ego has grown a lot over the last couple of years. I personally hope he isn't made captain of team GB in the World Cup as not really a team player, has really let Rosco down.

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I bet Tai won't be too busy testing his bikes when it comes to representing himself in the British Final though. I think the problem is because he is a great talent, he has become to believe he is team GB. He definitely has the Aussie arrogance.

 

I am looking forward to watching Lambert who is already showing huge amounts of talent & maturity at only 17. Thanks to Rory for stepping in as well.

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What are Rory's credentials for becoming a full time British rider? I remember him riding for Sheffield's junior side and apparently he has British residency.

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It's being implied that the Polish league are stopping Woffy riding in the meeting. I thought they only had control over Polish riders?

 

Still would have no sympathy as it was his choice to rider for every other league ahead of his own.

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Can we use him in the World Cup though? (Rory that is)

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It's being implied that the Polish league are stopping Woffy riding in the meeting. I thought they only had control over Polish riders?

 

Still would have no sympathy as it was his choice to rider for every other league ahead of his own.

More like his club-Wroclaw. it`s their 1st home match of the season tomorrow and they have probably said to their team- "we are having a practice today-you will be here" With wages for the top riders in Poland at around £1500 per point you do as you are told.

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So it's not as straight forward as Tai just deciding not to ride because he wanted to test some bikes then.

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