It's Mitchell Davey all over again. Each year there's a feeling, possibly a fear, that next year might be the year he really makes it stick. Same with Freddy, some improvement year on year, and the feeling we'd miss our by not re signing him.
Possibly Oxford may be after him following his paid max down there in the summer
Not sure that the Tigers are good at handling young riders. Boughen was another who didn't seem to fit in/ be part of the team. Pijper tells of there being too much pressure at Glasgow and how he is more settled at Redcar. Bickley possibly another and Berge perhaps as well.
Well yes I do, particularly if he's riding again on the continent and isn't going to ride for us. Would this mean we are stuck with an NDL guest? That wouldn't be good.
Might this see young Polish riders coming to ride in the Premiership next year to aid their development. Older supporters may remember an influx of young Swedes in 1967 with Michanek, Harryson and Holmquist all coming over
Can the riders currently doubling up but not riding in Poland earn enough by just riding in the Premiership? How does the Premiership benefit by the gap being wider? It's not a must.
Certainly isn't turning out to benefit Kye Thomsen who is now going to miss a meeting with Sheffield now restaging their home meeting against Northampton on the same night (September 16) as the Monarchs are at Poole