Sheffield 2018

[Stoneroses 14]

Don't think this will be sorted before Christmas, but hope both Josh and Kyle will be back

[The Third Man 2,213]

if Kyle doesn't want to ride for Workington he wont be, and if Workington try to stop him riding I think it could be classed as a restriction of trade, especially as Workington don't own him, in the way the no speedway clubs really own riders

Edited December 17, 2017 by The Third Man

[jenga 2,998]

who owns kyle now then ?

bit of a silly statement there  saying worky dont own him . so who owns him . it was kyle who brought the whole thing up in saying , it depends on workington . so if we dont own him, why did he say that ?

[Tsunami 10,219]

26 minutes ago, The Third Man said:

if Kyle doesn't want to ride for Workington he wont be, and if Workington try to stop him riding I think it could be classed as a restriction of trade, especially as Workington don't own him, in the way the no speedway clubs really own riders

But they do own his registration to ride. 

[The Third Man 2,213]

2 hours ago, Tsunami said:

But they do own his registration to ride. 

Under what employment law

[Alan_Jones 1,005]

5 minutes ago, The Third Man said:

Under what employment law

SCB regulations, which all involved parties have agreed to uphold.

From the preface of those regulations;

"The fact that rules made by a Sports Governing Body have legal authority and are upheld in our courts is
not always appreciated; therefore Promotions (including all its Members and/or Directors), riders, all
persons, licensed or otherwise authorised to enter, participate or officiate at Speedway Meetings are
legally bound by them." 

[Gazc 7,089]

50 minutes ago, The Third Man said:

Under what employment law

They are self-employed but clubs own riders registrations which is offset against the BSPA bond which is why it is beneficial for clubs to have assets.

 

In this case Workington have Howarth as a club asset so any club wanting to have Howarth in there team would need to agree with Workington, hence why Howarth saying himself it is up to Workington. 

[jenga 2,998]

i most cases , a club will never stand in the way of a rider who wants to better himself in his chosen sport/job . unless u r havvy .

[The Third Man 2,213]

23 hours ago, Gazc said:

They are self-employed but clubs own riders registrations which is offset against the BSPA bond which is why it is beneficial for clubs to have assets.

 

In this case Workington have Howarth as a club asset so any club wanting to have Howarth in there team would need to agree with Workington, hence why Howarth saying himself it is up to Workington. 

Didnt realise that, but why would Workington want an unhappy rider

[Gazc 7,089]

5 minutes ago, The Third Man said:

Didnt realise that, but why would Workington want an unhappy rider

They won't they will ask in all likelihood if he wants to ride for them but if the rider declines then he is circulated as available for loan or as may happen a full transfer.

 

 

 

[jenga 2,998]

1 hour ago, The Third Man said:

Didnt realise that, but why would Workington want an unhappy rider

 i thought that loan fees were based on the riders average .

 

Gazc is spot on with his  post above .

[Tsunami 10,219]

19 minutes ago, jenga said:

 i thought that loan fees were based on the riders average .

 

Gazc is spot on with his  post above .

They are. The averages are split into bands, and each band has a rate, more for the higher bands.

[Blackadder 280]

According to the Sheffield Star, the Comets either want Kyle to ride for them, or sell him, but not go on loan. Kyle wants to ride for Sheffield, so things are currently in deadlock.

[jenga 2,998]

FAKE NEWS !

[balderdash&piffle 720]

1 hour ago, jenga said:

FAKE NEWS !

Trumped again