stevebrum

That was last year, I'd assume that's the case again this year but not seen it confirmed.

KK is often pathetic. So yes if was highly predictable. If he was a 'cut above' he would have scored maximums and won all 3 rounds and not had costly non finishes. A rider that is level of points with another rider isn't by any definition a 'cut above'. In fairness if you insult the poster you deserve to be reported, it's against the rules.

Lifted in your dreams I guess.

It won't but good luck trying.

He would be riding for Wolves if his old average applied , confirmed by CVS. He was given permission to talk to other clubs in November. His old average is 7.32. But minimum 8 now. Don't you read any official news???

It's already been confirmed he will be a 9 (or 8) as a GP rider of 2017/2018. Only cheating will allow this to become a reality.

Won't be anything other than an 8 or 9. Anything else is pure manipulation and bias.

Great to hear Robert is back for KL. Worrying that he is struggling to get sponsorship. Hopefully he gets some on board soon tho, as a nation we need riders of his talent and ability to progress.

As previously mentioned he was interested in a UK return until his reassessed average stopped that happening. He will either be an 8 or 9 anyway.

More like he realises how poor he is that he would have no takers.

Already is ruled out. He is a 9 or an 8. Confirmed by his boss. Wolves bound if he is 7.32 early mid season.

Bit like Holder older. Probably can't compete with the next generation anymore.

Impossible to be another 8. High 7 maybe.

People who knock stuff are generally jealous. Of course you are right. I am happy that our tracks are vast in shape, length and preparation. We should embrace them all, plenty of fans would kill to have a track and team of their own. Unfortunately there are some who think any tight track isn't a good track, which is very narrow minded. Particularly given their own track is often criticised for poof preparation.

Says someone who clearly doesn't go very often. Says someone who clearly doesn't go very often.

Wolves hosted the British final for years, wolves voted best prepared track year after year until the NSS was opened. SKY used to love covering Wolves home matches because the racing was so good. Like you say, a load of bull.

Which nonsense are you referring to. That Perks has been left out of his parent clubs team plans and may well retire or that he was shafted by Rye House and joined us for a paltry 1.45 average or that he is a worse rider than Jacobs. Pick your poison.

When he rode for Wolves his home average was 4.36 and away 4.34.

Or on a downward spiral. Think the jury is out on that.

If you are happy that clubs ditch their British riders to retirement than there is nothing else to add really. He wasn't ditched by Wolves. He rode a full season for us in 2014. Belle Vue couldn't be bothered either in 2017. Must have been the ultimate kick in the throat. Certainly comes across that way. Rye house did that by dropping a rider who was doing his job. He looked already beaten in Wolves colours after that.

He is a Poole asset.

Ditto Poole could have had Perks instead of Szczpaniak, but they didn't. Poole have passed him off too.

Guess that means no place for Holder then.

It nearly makes us as bad as Poole, how dreadful. Still, 3 Brits at Wolves again this season. You can rely on Poole to not do their bit, as per usual. You can see why Howarth and Adam wanted out.

By your own definition Perks also misses out on a team place because he is rubbish.