There are several interesting podcasts, and media pieces, doing the rounds about the WSL and that since it's launch, in it's current guise when it took over the reigns from the FA in 2023, crowds have dropped from an average of 7,500 that season, to 5,300 (so far) this season.. The most worrying aspect being that any start up businesses should by now, three plus years in, be showing "rapid growth" if it wants to keep investors happy, and attract new ones as the initial "quick buck" investors leave, and not be losing over 20% of it's customers.. The reasons quoted? Amongst them.. A lack of tribalism with the events being more a social occasion than a major sporting occasion.. A disjointed fixture list meant planning to attend wasn't simple.. A lack of jeopardy as only certain teams can win the title due to their spend on their women's team. (One team has had a billionaire put in over £40m to ensure her "hobby" is successful, including paying a player a million a year)... A lack of prestige and kudos in winning the competitions.. Too many changes to teams' players, as the larger clubs buy the better ones, meaning that fan affinity isn't built over a sufficient time to engage fans' loyalty, and there results in too far a disparity between top and bottom.. If they had added in "too many guest players" it could have been UK Speedway's operating model..🥴    

Grmek is off up north. Confirmed tomorow    Speaking with a rider the other day    Nicholls, batchelor, barker currently nailed on.    Klima isn’t sure if he’s back or not as for the others unsure as of yet 

I think you have got more to worry about than my spelling pal 

Might be Ronnie Pedersen aswel. No one rider is better then a club.

And we all know what happened to Hausl, if you dont practice, you will be crap, as proved.

Concentrate on your spelling pal before we worry about our team. We’ve just got into November, the season is at least 5 months away.