stevebrum

NO marshal should ever be on track when bikes are. Simple. No marshal should ever be on track when bikes are. Only if safe to do so. Cooks actions are a different matter. The fact Cook WAS on the track meant the Marshall should NOT be! Simples.

We are 4th currently. The rest is IF.

All started by the actions of the Marshall who should NOT be standing in the middle of the track flagging. Completely wrong.

Good to finally see some evidence of what happened. 1. The flag Marshall should NEVER be on track waving a flag. That is putting himself and a rider at risk. As a Marshall you are told to stand behind a perimeter area (usually coned out) and definitely NOT on the track. What this Marshall did was take the law into his own hands and stand in the middle of the track waving a flag and then veer towards the riders path. You are a Marshall with duties, not a vigilante. Has he been trained? Doesn’t look it to me or Eastbourne don’t take the safety of people in the middle very seriously. 2. Cook was totally in the wrong riding at him (although in fairness what else could he done with the Marshall aiming himself at him). There was no excuse for head butting him either. Very unprofessional behaviour and surely he has to be reprimanded following this? The Marshall was the person who instigated this tho so is equally as guilty.

3 mins later check above.

Disagree. IF and it’s a big IF we win at Swindon on Thursday then we will soon be counted out again. 1 point ahead of Swindon who have 2 matches up on us. The Aces already have points in the bag so I reckon will stay top 4. It will take one almighty surge in form to start winning away and give much needed extra points for the top 4. IF that was to happen then Wolves would be peaking at the right time and would be huge favourites to go on and win the title. Only a win at Swindon will keep us right in the top 4 race. However well done to the boys for making the Aces look ordinary on the road again.

Nope, nothing till next week.

My heart says a narrow win for Wolves 44-46, but my brain says 51-39. Huge match for both clubs.

Not seen it.

Don’t really know enough about him to know what to search although not sure I’d want to follow it anyway!

Never followed him on Twitter so surprised he is back on there.

Oops, wrong month

He returned to action last week.

So Wolves could go top 4 with a win on Monday. Making Thursdays trip to Swindon extra special. The Aces completely owned us last time and are strengthened up even more with Musielak guesting for Bewley. Tobi has ridden Monmore well so it’s a significant guest booking. A ‘must’ win match for Wolves with a revised line up with Luke at 2 and Ryan dropping to reserve. The Aces are such a danger at Monmore and they look favourites for the win for me however I gotta believe the boys will step up and send home the Aces pointless. Head says 40-50, heart says 49-41. WOLVERHAMPTON: Jacob Thorssell, Luke Becker, Rory Schlein, Nick Morris, Sam Masters, Kyle Howarth, Ryan Douglas.BELLE VUE: Max Fricke, Steve Worrall, Tobiasz Musielak, Dimitri Berge, Kenneth Bjerre, Jaimon Lidsey, Nikolaj Busk Jakobsen. thoughts?

Think all the Polish tracks and the NSS should host the GP’s.

Breath taking racing so far. great to see Woffy back but he clearly isn’t race fit. No sweat champ, you can get back the title next year. Madsen looks like he is on 550cc.

I haven’t had crabs in ages.

You can, as other teams have had no choice. Ideally you would either want him back or sign a replacement before the cut off date. Yes fully aware of that. The play offs limit you for guests, unfairly,

The product, the standard, the calibre - call it what you will. But I wouldn’t refer to the racing standard as much as the class of riders. The product in the top flight is at its weakest possibly ever. Next season IF a one big league happens the product will again be reduced. Dont get me wrong, I’m a fan of the NL because that’s where you see raw talent start to develop. Yes there are more mistakes, yes there are sometimes riders not a good enough standard but generally the product matches the standard matches the price to attend. The top 2 leagues have become too expensive for a rather lower quality of competitor(s). However give me a top league with all the stars back and ask me to pay £25, I’d be there every week. Does that make me a top flight snob? Possibly. Although watching mostly NL hardly backs that up however. Too be honest it’s just as much the CL fans who have as big an issue with the top flight. So snobbery works both ways.

A loss at home but guests are a plus away however. Swings and roundabouts whilst he is out. Seems a plus tho.

6.67 at home, so just over a point more. Didn’t realise how poor his away one is!

The relevance of that is? We are talking about the product on offer now and potentially next season. I’ve already stated that the product on offer doesn’t entice me very much.

Robins will join the top 4 anyway, just a case of in what position.

That’s bang on the money then. His average is 5.22

Be something like the Danish league? Makes sense but that would entice me even less.