Just read an article from Rob Godfrey saying there is disagreement between promoters about the make up of the PL for next season, and he cant start signing riders till that is sorted out, so you`d think Newcastle will be in the same position regarding riders.
IMO the asset system passed his sell by date years ago, no rider commits to a team year after year now, and there is little or no transfer system that enables a club to cash in on talent. Scrap the whole thing and let the riders be truly self employed.
I think that contradicts what he said in the same magazine a couple of weeks ago, maybe the Monarchs have told him he wont be need there. So that would mean Cook finding a new team in the PL, even on a high average there`s bound to be teams tempted to give him a shot.
I agree, representing his Country, finishing on the rostrum in British Finals, qualifying for SGP, and top scoring for his team in the PL up and down the league, clearly signs of going to pieces.
Pyjper rode in and completed the meeting at Berwick last Saturday, without mishap. He must be missing this meeting to take part in practice and the meeting itself. With Kylmakorpi injured and out of the meeting Pyjper has a very reel chance of getting a medal.
This team wont see the light of day but it has the strength in depth your looking for
Ryan Fisher 7-42
Theo Pyjper 6-55
David Bellego 6-06
Anders Mellgren 6-10
Kevin Doolan 6-74
Tero Aarnio 4-53
Dimitri Berge 4-70
Total 42-10
BSPA have a meeting in around a months time, at the meeting Berwick will have to declare if they are running next year or not, you would think though that if an investor or buyer has come forward and is in talks with the club a period of grace would be given.