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Also the contribution of John Louis on race nights should not be overlooked or underestimated. Most meetings last year he worked very closely with Ritchie Worrall and you could see the lad improving as a result of listening and learning from such a legend.

Jeeze, if Ritchie Worrall is being used as evidence as to how good John Louis is then he should probably not bother! Ritchie went backwards massively last season. ;)

He's from Argentina. If you must snipe at the hard-working promotion, at least use the correct bullets.

Jesus was born in a stable, but he wasn't a donkey! Nicolas Covatti is an Italian. If you're going to snipe at someone, get it right or you end up looking like a right twit.

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Jesus was born in a stable, but he wasn't a donkey! Nicolas Covatti is an Italian. If you're going to snipe at someone, get it right or you end up looking like a right twit.

You are the twit, my forum friend.

 

Nicolas Covatti is Argentine born and bred. He speaks Spanish as his first language. He has an Italian passport by some peculiar device used by many other sportsmen (mainly footballers)to avoid visa requirements. For some reason, Argentinians seem able to acquire EU passports very easily.

 

Facundo Albin, who raced for Sheffield in 2013 had never been out of Argentina in his life until he arrived in the UK to race -- with a Spanish passport! Both Emiliano Sanchez and Carlos Villar raced in the UK on EU passports, too.

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You are the twit, my forum friend.

 

Nicolas Covatti is Argentine born and bred. He speaks Spanish as his first language. He has an Italian passport by some peculiar device used by many other sportsmen (mainly footballers)to avoid visa requirements. For some reason, Argentinians seem able to acquire EU passports very easily.

 

Facundo Albin, who raced for Sheffield in 2013 had never been out of Argentina in his life until he arrived in the UK to race -- with a Spanish passport! Both Emiliano Sanchez and Carlos Villar raced in the UK on EU passports, too.

convenience

just as I thought! wink
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The more i look at our team the more worried i am.

 

Out have gone Worrall, Risager and Ellis

In are King, Covatti and Nielsen.

 

Personally that makes us look weaker in my eyes.

 

we have lost 2 heat leaders and a reserve

we have got 1 heat leader and 2 reserves

 

massive pressure on Gino and Cam

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The more i look at our team the more worried i am.

 

Out have gone Worrall, Risager and Ellis

In are King, Covatti and Nielsen.

 

Personally that makes us look weaker in my eyes.

 

we have lost 2 heat leaders and a reserve

we have got 1 heat leader and 2 reserves

 

massive pressure on Gino and Cam

Why don't you try worrying less and live some more? Why put added pressure on those two before they've even arrived back in the country? Worrying about things won't make them any better, it's a good job you're not the team manager, you'd be rubbish at the pre meeting team talk!! Over and out! PS are you and old baldy related by any chance?

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The more i look at our team the more worried i am.

 

Out have gone Worrall, Risager and Ellis

In are King, Covatti and Nielsen.

 

Personally that makes us look weaker in my eyes.

 

we have lost 2 heat leaders and a reserve

we have got 1 heat leader and 2 reserves

 

massive pressure on Gino and Cam

 

When your team finishes over the points limit do you really expect to change like for like. The team will look weaker as you have had to get rid of riders with higher averages to get below the limit again.

This team on paper is on par with a lot of the other named teams except Somerset who are two points better off than anyone else :wink:. Can't wait til the season starts again as this team has potential to do well.

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Generally to be in the mix the team average has to rise by 4-5 points ending up 47+

 

So we would need 9,8,7,7,6,6,4 which is certainly possible.

 

If you cant be positive pre season its gonna be a long year! Only 3 months to go - up the Witches!

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You are the twit, my forum friend.

 

Nicolas Covatti is Argentine born and bred. He speaks Spanish as his first language. He has an Italian passport by some peculiar device used by many other sportsmen (mainly footballers)to avoid visa requirements. For some reason, Argentinians seem able to acquire EU passports very easily.

 

Facundo Albin, who raced for Sheffield in 2013 had never been out of Argentina in his life until he arrived in the UK to race -- with a Spanish passport! Both Emiliano Sanchez and Carlos Villar raced in the UK on EU passports, too.

He's Italian, he rode for Italy in the SWC.

 

Once again, before calling someone a twit, get your facts right.

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He's Italian, he rode for Italy in the SWC.

 

Once again, before calling someone a twit, get your facts right.

Nicolás Covatti (born 19 June 1988) is an Argentine motorcycle speedway rider who has ridden twice in the Speedway Grand Prix of Italy and has raced in the UK for theBirmingham Brummies and Sheffield Tigers. He rides under an Italian licence and qualifies for the Italian national team.

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