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Thanks for the update …….theres still 3 weeks until the season kicks off so plenty of time .. let’s hope the team know when to turn up and who will pay their wages 

Not just the Speedway team with dodgy call-offs!   https://www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.com/latest-news/606041/exclusive-water-farce-linnets-face-flood-probe/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAQITc5jbGNrBAhNm2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHs-mJsHEvrB_Yuty6-eOfzV-9KmENqxQ4d_9xeNdrCIWFsClo0-EzACPOkGd_aem_7t9BG9n_6bJrXp9vcHXqvQ

Yes but to get to a fixture list various dates are avoided due to fixture clashes or unavailability of riders/stadiums, then if a rain off occurs it's got to be squeezed in usually just before a cut off date

Comets fans make plenty of noise no matter how many travel to away meetings, 😜 UTC 🔵⚪🏁😀

A member of Mayfield sports events LTD were present alongside Chris Louis at the recent staff signing on session. A lot of capital has already been committed via the club purchase, lease of the stadium, and rider signing on fees. This has resulted in them loaning a new air fence for the coming season, with a purchase option at a later date. If the new owners announced are not Mayfield Sports, then something has gone awry at the 11th hour and Louis has gone to plan B.