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2 hours ago, Trees said:

Who was in the wrong here, not Cookie by the looks of it!

Not if he told Ipswich from the get go it was family issues. What I want to know is does he get a 7 day ban like riders who are ill get? Or is there some sort of rule with regards to family issues like compassionate leave for example?

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To cause a distraction...

Looking at next season what if Crumpy only rides in the championship with Plymouth and leaves the top level racing, and throws his hat into managing the Witches?

Would people like to see it?

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1 hour ago, Falcon1983 said:

To cause a distraction...

Looking at next season what if Crumpy only rides in the championship with Plymouth and leaves the top level racing, and throws his hat into managing the Witches?

Would people like to see it?

Having seen him in his prime, probably time to call it a day, hate for him to have an even worse injury(s) than he had this year. Management maybe a different thing if it materialised , although great riders don't always make great managers think he would be pretty good though. 

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8 hours ago, Baldyman said:

I see in the meeting preview,, ipswich welcome Craig back from his mental health issues :nono:

Craig had a family issue, not a mental health issue, yes he has admitted to suffer from mental health issues in the past, but not this time.

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50 minutes ago, Cookiefan said:

Craig had a family issue, not a mental health issue, yes he has admitted to suffer from mental health issues in the past, but not this time.

You don't need to undergo an SCB review for "Family Issues"

It is well documented that he has a mental health illness & this was the problem again. The problem is he is playing this card each & every time to get out of trouble & many now think the boy has cried wolf once to often.

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2 hours ago, Technik said:

You don't need to undergo an SCB review for "Family Issues"

It is well documented that he has a mental health illness & this was the problem again. The problem is he is playing this card each & every time to get out of trouble & many now think the boy has cried wolf once to often.

So you're saying he did have a mental health issue even though he's saying it was a family issue? 

I'm not so sure you should call mental health issues" crying wolf should ya?

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Cant see how anyone can recover from Mental Health Issues in 7 days , if there has been a SCB review it should of been yesterday at the latest so that Ipswich and Glasgow know if they need to seek replacements for upcoming meetings , the statement released stated Mental Health Issues and didnt mention family issues maybe more information will be released today to advise his current situation. The main thing is that hopefully he has seeked the required help and is on the right road to a full recovery 

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Maybe Cook just told the club he has personal issues to deal with, the club ran with the mental health story only to be told later it was family related

Just sounds like poor communication between rider and club to establish the facts before being made public 

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Nobody seems to know the real circumstances on here and a 'family issue' can also be pretty stressful, affecting you mentally.  The BSPL seem to be consistent with all previous decisions referred to on here because they say you cannot return within seven days unless cleared by them, which he seems to have been?

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People will believe what they want to believe, the press will print what THEY want you to believe, clubs and riders will issue statements and tweets about what THEY want you to believe. 

The smell of BS is overwhelming.

 

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21 minutes ago, SPEEDY69 said:

Nobody seems to know the real circumstances on here and a 'family issue' can also be pretty stressful, affecting you mentally.  The BSPL seem to be consistent with all previous decisions referred to on here because they say you cannot return within seven days unless cleared by them, which he seems to have been?

Where have you seen or read that

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16 hours ago, Falcon1983 said:

To cause a distraction...

Looking at next season what if Crumpy only rides in the championship with Plymouth and leaves the top level racing, and throws his hat into managing the Witches?

Would people like to see it?

Not sure Jason would want to turn up to every ipswich meeting for some petrol money and to fill in a programme, compared to what he gets now. If you want to believe he's here for the love of the sport and to give something back, that's up to you. I think you'll find he's doing very nicely out of both jobs right now. 

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5 hours ago, Technik said:

You don't need to undergo an SCB review for "Family Issues"

It is well documented that he has a mental health illness & this was the problem again. The problem is he is playing this card each & every time to get out of trouble & many now think the boy has cried wolf once to often.

He knows how to play the system well, always stays one step ahead of controversy.

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