Glasgow do not want to change from Friday night racing, yes they have raced on other nights but we have hundreds of kids with their families, on a Friday, crowd levels drop for midweek meetings. Also our volunteers have stated that regular midweek meetings would affect their availability.    

Hes priced himself out of a spot over here before, hopefully hes lowered his demand because he will get a spot easy if he does

If that's the point of the league there should be team building rules to allow that but there isn't and we built a team to the rules that didn't even end up winning a trophy so obviously we're not the only ones who can sign the best riders, does our 2024 team look like something a team with infinite money bags would put together? Why should Glasgow take the risk into a top league that is killing every other team that goes into it, giving up our Friday race night and isolating ourselves from our local clubs? Glasgow owners also sponsor the championship, will they stop that to save money in turn starting the championship on a downward spiral? Glasgow's closest club in the top league is Belle Vue, between those two clubs you have not just Berwick and Edinburgh but Redcar and Workington with Scunthorpe around equal distance. Glasgow is trying to get families coming with their kids to enjoy speedway, a Friday night works well since parents don't have to worry about kids getting home too late on a school night. Finally Glasgow isn't a speedway city, the owners have mentioned it before but no one cares if Tai Woffinden of Emil Sayfutdinov are in town, most people who you'd tell would look at you like you're insane. You wouldn't get a big draw of new fans flooding in for these top league names, maybe a couple fans from Edinburgh/Berwick but not enough to balance the increased wages. I understand being a premiership team fan wanting a competitive exciting league, despite all the above points I'd love for us to give the top league a go as long as it means the club won't die in a year but what are the actual benefits to moving up from a business perspective? From your posts it just sounds like you want to punish Glasgow for doing a good job .

I could beat him at home, but he would edge me out at Plymouth

It’s the only way now.

lets think outside the box   MARCH - MAY/JUNE SUPER LEAGUE & BSN SERIES One league with the 5 teams that want it, or any team that wants it, no points limit, build whatever team you want, at that time of the year there will be more GP riders wanting the extra meetings, this should bring in a decent sponsor for the super league, and the winning teams gets prize money.   running along this will be the BSN series for the teams that dont want to be involved in the super league.   JUNE - OCTOBER BRITISH LEAGUE   All teams then join the British league on what will be a good championship standard