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Newcastle has normally 4 Doctors and a Physio on call. One is my daughter. I've been told by a referee that we have more Doctors at Newcastle than the rest of all the other clubs put together. If you are going to have a bad one Newcastle is the place to be at . Just ask Rene Bach and Kyle Newman.

.....and was there not a problem when he and his father went to Glasgow to sign for the Tigers, and walked out on the deal claiming that Glasgow had welched on the promises regarding accommodation and workshops. In the late 00's.

Well said Gav.

.........and promoters.

Are you trying to say you were then. If so why ?

None, as I wasn't there and neither were you. Very disappointed with 3 points given his high score at home on Sunday.

I don't think screm even hints at that. Kus, when he is happy and wanted, can be a good rider even at tracks like Newcastle which is not the most suitable for his 'big track' style. Lewis is in a quandry at the moment as he is injured again for the 4th year in a row, and perhaps he is contemplating if he really wants to continue riding. He needs time out to think and I certainly hope he makes a decision which suits him and his family.

Hmmm. But according to the pundits we were going to get slaughtered home and away when the team was first announced. Look at some of our scores so far.

NO. I thought it was going to be announced the following morning.

A good showing by the Gems against the unbeaten League leaders. Some decent races with maximums from the BYC class leaders in Leon and Archie. Despite his off in heat 2, Archie dusted himself off and rode with a lot of composure. Decent crowd stayed behind to watch this NJL meeting which is encouraging for all helpers and riders at this level. Sorry, but no times. LikeShow More Reactions Comment Share

It indeed was.

...and failed again.

Where did I even insinuate that and which contract are you quoting. I'll ask again. What is illegal in a loan deal that is mutually signed by all 3 parties and who is losing by it ?

You should know that there is a contract, and it is a standard document that both parties sign. The rider has a separate contract regarding his terms.

The loan agreement is a standard document that all three party's sign to the deal.

And talking about 'your previous', you've just repeated it.

You either sign a season long loan contract, or say a 28 days loan contract. Terms are between the hiring club and the rider so there is no variables that are unknown.

Trouble with the new engines he has bought, hence his expensive bills from the likes of Peter Johns and Sean Wilson. Special engines have been rebuilt for him which have also gone. I don't expect you to understand all that given your previous. I had a brand new bike from Ludde to display at a Bike Show at Durham on Sunday, but after another blown engine at your place, the bike had to be pulled out of my van at about midnight Saturday night so he could use that engine on Sunday(15+1). Good job he did and we all(except you of course ) hope he has more luck in the future in fixing the situation.

And what law is that then ?. A club, not using their asset, enters into a loan agreement with another club and the rider and everyone is happy. It doesn't work out, and the owning club tries to get him placed with another club and the releasing club gets back some of the loan fee. Who lost out and what law was broken.

Which is sensible for football, but it doesn't necessarily make sub contracting of a loan deal in Speedway daft.

It would be more stupid if Kus came back to Newcastle, and we got another loan free for the same period that Redcar had paid for from another club. What would be your solution that wouldn't sound odd ?

Once Redcar took him on loan for the year and paid the fee, he us their rider for that year. If they loan him to say Peterborough, Peterborough would pay Redcar for the rest of the year pro rate fee. Substitute Newcastle for Peterborough and the same applies. Call it a loan fee or compensation, it amounts to the same thing.

Wilko is riding well and lives down your way. Incidently, thank you Ipswich for the loan of Covatti, especially on Sunday at home to Berwick. Apart from a dead gate 1 race, he was fantastic value, and ride his socks off as our guest. Not many guests do that and he thrilled the crowd with his enthusiastic style. Well done Nico.

We haven't lost fans like you have, and Redcar would get the loan fee now, not Newcastle.

Totally different case signing a rider for a team with Thursday home meetings and a team that rides on a Sunday. If he was decent, he would be riding in Poland and probably no facility to replace him. Now that would be crazy for both Newcastle, the sport and the FANS.