It was but Sullivan should never have been in it, Crump should have been nominated. Remember Sullivan throwing a big strop when he got back to the pits.
Remember it being quite a meeting with P'boro racing into a big early lead with Wolves clawing their way back into things once they weighed the track up.
To be fair to Lawson he's hardly the only GT around in modern speedway and he's not in the EL because his team dropped two divisions and Leicester were unable to accommodate him due to race nights.
While not having as extreme views as others I can see the value of making sure that all British riders who wish to double up getting spots before foreigners are considered for doubling up. The systems was designed for our own in the first place.
Read the press release, they have been awaiting clarification that they are allowed to share the number seven role. I'm sure Josh has been fully aware of the situation all along.
Great to see yet another home grown rider graduate to the senior side.
Am I right in thinking that three double uppers from the same team (ie Glasgow) can't ride for the same team? If that is the case then Bewley and Smith offer better value on their averages than Worrall IMO. That said its pretty poor to promise a rider a spot and go back on it at such a late stage.
I personally find that Aldi beans have a slightly harder texture than others and as such aren't quite as nice.
In terms of the tomato sauce Branston beans are way out in front.
Out of interest where did you get those two ideas from? Whoever the number seven is it needs to be a rider who will improve, and Halsey most certainly doesn't fall in that category.
Wrong about you perhaps, but not the thousands of others.
Whenever I talk (preach!) to people about speedway, either those who went years ago or who know about it but have never been, they are flabbergasted with the price. I believe that is speedway's primary problem.
Wilbert is inconsistency personified, and it can be race to race let alone week to week.
Will be interesting to see how Riss and Huckenbeck compare across the season.