Marky_Mark

IF they are successful with this then it’s not a shoestring budget and cheap team, plan is to be there for the long term

Just what I said on Wednesday, there is a consortium willing to run in the premiership next season, lots of positive conversations held. A different consortium from the one you were involved with that want to run national league. I got shot down in flames last year for saying Northampton was going to happen so I’ll not say too much out of respect to those involved but watch this space

I already told you that a few days ago 😂

It wouldn’t be her choice, it would be up to the receivers whether to accept the offer or not. Could be an excellent way to acquire the lease cheaply (dependant on the level of debt of course)

Firstly best of luck to Plymouth, really hope they can come to the tapes in 2027 as we can ill afford to lose any more teams, particularly in the South. However I do have a genuine question, why have they waited so long to start and appeal as they appear to be up against it now with only 3-4 weeks to raise the money by the deadline. Have they only just found out they needed to replace the fence? Only asking as if they’d had the whole season to request donations then I’d have been happy to chip in monthly for example.

No conclusive evidence!? 😂😂 Just watch it back and then come back to us.

Terrible from the referee when he had all of the TV replays available. Clearly both wheels over the line and that’s now a hollow victory. A real shame as it’s spoilt what was a fantastic meeting.

I already know of riders that have signed to ride for Poole in the championship next season so in short no they aren’t moving up

No, but a TV deal is very close meaning a good financial incentive

I’ve heard that too, same 9 teams in the championship. (Providing Plymouth raise their funds for a new air fence) With regards to new teams, there are still some aspiring to run Eastbourne in the top league next season

There are parties still interested in making it happen for 2027

They are!

According to Rob Godfrey in the programme notes from the championship pairs, they are monitoring the situation closely and there are people prepared to run it

I must have imagined it when I watched them all race in the national league then. Riders always progress, rather than discredit the opposition, I prefer to give them credit and think it’s great to see riders like Luke Harrison, Will Cairns and Cooper Rushen developing and not only doing well in the championship but in the premiership as well