Someone mentioned to me that Oxford spent a lot of the afternoon practising - perhaps that was why there was not enough attention and it wasn't in decent condition
It needs to be capable of receiving a signal - without an aerial it's effectively just a monitor
Knowing Baldy I reckon his is one of those about 3 feet deep and weighing in the region of 300 lbs
Indeed not, its a Speedway problem
Potentially a shrewd move by Oxford and even if it doesn't really work out there is unlikely to be too much detriment
If Kildemand comes in on a 4 the sport is cooked
Just because someone isn't in a certain league for a year or two doesn't turn them back in to a novice....