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I see Plymouth have pulled out the league - so Stefan (and others) will be looking for new PL team! Sad news for speedway and I hope the riders get fixed up quickly.

Sad news indeed.

Just waiting for all the rose tinted PL fans to tell us all is fine in their league as of course it's only the EL that is in a mess. :rolleyes:

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I see Plymouth have pulled out the league - so Stefan (and others) will be looking for new PL team! Sad news for speedway and I hope the riders get fixed up quickly.

And with a team that does not have meetings that clash with Swindons. Hope he and all the other riders get something sorted out asap.

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Sad news indeed.

Just waiting for all the rose tinted PL fans to tell us all is fine in their league as of course it's only the EL that is in a mess. :rolleyes:

Typical myopic response from someone wearing dark glasses in a very dark room.

 

All leagues are in trouble, some just in less than others. Okay Plymouth have failed and Isle of Wight a few years back. What happened to Birmingham, Eastbourne, Peterbrough, oh and Oxford?

 

The financial insanity of the EL is clear to all. Just making cheap shots at other leagues is quite frankly desperately sad.

 

Another piece of stupid, ill-thought provocation that does f-all to solve the problems, just immature point-scoring. Sorry, I forget, you support an EL team so that makes you a superior human being ;-)

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Typical myopic response from someone wearing dark glasses in a very dark room.

 

All leagues are in trouble, some just in less than others. Okay Plymouth have failed and Isle of Wight a few years back. What happened to Birmingham, Eastbourne, Peterbrough, oh and Oxford?

 

The financial insanity of the EL is clear to all. Just making cheap shots at other leagues is quite frankly desperately sad.

 

Another piece of stupid, ill-thought provocation that does f-all to solve the problems, just immature point-scoring. Sorry, I forget, you support an EL team so that makes you a superior human being ;-)

British speedway is in trouble, not any 1 league. A point I have been making for years.

Well done for ignoring the obvious but the expected retort.

You never fail to deliver.

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Typical myopic response from someone wearing dark glasses in a very dark room.

 

All leagues are in trouble, some just in less than others. Okay Plymouth have failed and Isle of Wight a few years back. What happened to Birmingham, Eastbourne, Peterbrough, oh and Oxford?

 

The financial insanity of the EL is clear to all. Just making cheap shots at other leagues is quite frankly desperately sad.

 

Another piece of stupid, ill-thought provocation that does f-all to solve the problems, just immature point-scoring. Sorry, I forget, you support an EL team so that makes you a superior human being ;-)

Lol you going about someone thinking they are superior ..must be the most ironic comment ever put on here .

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Jason Doyle in an article in the adver has stated that the league needs to move to one night a week racing, he thinks that some of the top riders will return.

I am not sure about this as it is the cost of some of these top riders that is a major problem and not just the availability.

This would mean that we only have half the number of present meetings unless most EL clubs also have a PL or NL club which runs in the week when we are away.

There is still the issue of only one available night when many clubs do not own the stadium they use.

I still reckon that when a bottom of the league team visit or the weather is iffy and there is a good meeting on sky, many fans will stay at home and watch the one on the tv.

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Jason Doyle in an article in the adver has stated that the league needs to move to one night a week racing, he thinks that some of the top riders will return.

I am not sure about this as it is the cost of some of these top riders that is a major problem and not just the availability.

This would mean that we only have half the number of present meetings unless most EL clubs also have a PL or NL club which runs in the week when we are away.

There is still the issue of only one available night when many clubs do not own the stadium they use.

I still reckon that when a bottom of the league team visit or the weather is iffy and there is a good meeting on sky, many fans will stay at home and watch the one on the tv.

Couldnt agree more! The danger is that the televised match especially on a damp cold night will be too tempting and then every EL club will suffer a loss of crowd figures not just the odd one or two that would currently clash

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I'm a bit confused about Rosco always going on about this being a young team so need time. I thought they were teenagers the way he spoke but Looking at the ages of this year's new riders, they are not much younger than last year's with most being in their late 20s.

 

Doyle 30, Josh 26, Tungate 26, Sedgmen 24

 

Young to me is like Lambert(18), Woryna(19), Kurtz (19) Fricke (20) Garrity (22)

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