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Poor 'Worral'....scapegoat for a badly selected Manager/Side....the whole set-up at B'ham appears to be amateur-clueless-

The problem/s start at the root...It's obvious that Tolley doesnt have any speedway nouse- he seems to put his faith and trust in someone whom also doesn't have a clue at this level.

Hand over the reins to CVS-P.Adams.

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Whatever business acumen Nigel Tolley has he needs to bring it to the Speedway management team, because as things stand it appears whoever makes the decisions at Birmingham Speedway does not have a clue how to pick an actual team, this season is already proving to be another write off and Birmingham will end up with nowt again except for more £££££,s down the drain, and that's the worry how long can Tolley continue throwing money at a losing team ?. I will say again if Nigel Tolley continues then he simply must get an experienced proven manager in, one that knows how to pick/manage a winning team.

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2 hours ago, GiveusaB said:

Poor 'Worral'....scapegoat for a badly selected Manager/Side....the whole set-up at B'ham appears to be amateur-clueless-

The problem/s start at the root...It's obvious that Tolley doesnt have any speedway nouse- he seems to put his faith and trust in someone whom also doesn't have a clue at this level.

Hand over the reins to CVS-P.Adams.

I have to agree 10,000% with every single word of that post. 

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2 hours ago, heathen52 said:

Whatever business acumen Nigel Tolley has he needs to bring it to the Speedway management team, because as things stand it appears whoever makes the decisions at Birmingham Speedway does not have a clue how to pick an actual team, this season is already proving to be another write off and Birmingham will end up with nowt again except for more £££££,s down the drain, and that's the worry how long can Tolley continue throwing money at a losing team ?. I will say again if Nigel Tolley continues then he simply must get an experienced proven manager in, one that knows how to pick/manage a winning team.

Again, I agree with every single word of this post 

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41 minutes ago, the hobbit said:

I have to agree 10,000% with every single word of that post. 

was at Kings Lynn last night watching as a neutral - seems to me the real problem is Birmingham are just not a team - all the riders seemed to just sit on their own no talking or banter between any of them - the team manager never seemed to talk to them or consult with Tom B when he had a series of machine problems

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On 7/5/2024 at 8:54 PM, Wolfie456 said:

Worrall missing from Glasgow team tonight same ear trouble as before.

Glasgow have announced today that he has been ruled out for a month now. So will Brum get 28 day temp replacement in? 

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13 minutes ago, lisa-colette said:

Glasgow have announced today that he has been ruled out for a month now. So will Brum get 28 day temp replacement in? 

Would antti vuolas fit maybe worth a shot not much else about

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On 7/5/2024 at 11:28 AM, startline sid said:

was at Kings Lynn last night watching as a neutral - seems to me the real problem is Birmingham are just not a team - all the riders seemed to just sit on their own no talking or banter between any of them - the team manager never seemed to talk to them or consult with Tom B when he had a series of machine problems

Ermolenko was never going to be any good as manager, in his day he was the best rider on the planet and had hundreds if not thousands of fans but management is a lonely place when the chips are down. As mentioned Peter Adams would be the natural choice but its quite obvious he has no interest in taking the job and to be fair he's more than put alot of his life into managing so is maybe glad of the rest from it. I saw John sampford ( rye house) managed a challenge match recently, he'd be ok but again probably got no interest in doing it. Birmingham are definitely in a mess. 

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It is fairly obvious that there is a lack of leadership somewhere. At the last match, the Brummies riders seemed de-motivated, unlike the Oxford team who were much more determined.

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Problem is Ermolenko was in his pomp 30 years ago in early 90’s as a rider, so those coming through now who are generally younger than that don’t relate to him or just seen him waffle on Eurosport.  Brummies either need someone who is British the  recently retired bracket (last 5 years) or International who has links in last 10 years to Britain who they will have watched riding when growing up. From seeing the riders in the pits with Ermolenko there just doesn’t seem to be that click and that will ultimately wont help the spirit in the camp

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If the Brummies do decide to go for it again next season then the team needs to be completely different not just in quality but in its attitude and culture. The fans aren't asking for a world class team but rather one that is decent at home and doesn't seem to throw in the towel. They should be looking at riders such as : Masters, Ben n Zack Cook, Mountain, Simon Lambert, Douglas, King, Lawson etc. Real steady eddy's basically with ofcourse a good number 1 like Lingren if wanted to try GB again

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2 hours ago, FishersGate said:

If the Brummies do decide to go for it again next season then the team needs to be completely different not just in quality but in its attitude and culture. The fans aren't asking for a world class team but rather one that is decent at home and doesn't seem to throw in the towel. They should be looking at riders such as : Masters, Ben n Zack Cook, Mountain, Simon Lambert, Douglas, King, Lawson etc. Real steady eddy's basically with ofcourse a good number 1 like Lingren if wanted to try GB again

They rolled the dice somewhat, with the signings of Milik, Pawlicki & Lampart a bit like Worky with Vuolas, Zischke & Liebmann. The difference is riders at Worky's level are a lot easier to take off the conveyor belt if any of them didn't perform. 

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4 hours ago, FishersGate said:

If the Brummies do decide to go for it again next season then the team needs to be completely different not just in quality but in its attitude and culture. The fans aren't asking for a world class team but rather one that is decent at home and doesn't seem to throw in the towel. They should be looking at riders such as : Masters, Ben n Zack Cook, Mountain, Simon Lambert, Douglas, King, Lawson etc. Real steady eddy's basically with ofcourse a good number 1 like Lingren if wanted to try GB again

ben cook won't be leaving b/vue !!

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Good idea. As a neutral we need Birmingham back and performing and a Premiership of at least 10 teams. Promising signs this year, lets get Premiership back strong first , the rest can follow. Poole & Glasgow  to come in for starters. Long shot but club desperately needed in S.E. i.e.somewhere like Kent ( Sittingborne ) Surely something could be sorted.

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