Let Craig Cook be a part of British premier league Speedway
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Clive Drake
10 years ago
BSPA are RUBBISH !!!!!!!!!!
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David Byers
10 years ago
Quality rider! ✊
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Chris Bradford
10 years ago
Let the man earn his living and the supporters enjoy the racing speedway gets enough bad press for once do something that's not negative
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Iain Reeves
10 years ago
Common scene must prevail in situations like this. Would it be in the best interest of the sport for him not to ride for GB if (When) he was (Is) selected?
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Tracy Mills
10 years ago
Back the Brits!!
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Martin Howe
10 years ago
Why would it be bad for Craig to ride at Peterborough, he's a English man.
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Mark Lucas
10 years ago
See sense and allow this to happen. If this is BV's fault, then say so.
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Mike Casson
10 years ago
Crazy decision, especially a brit rider?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Support British riders!
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Stephen Kaiser
10 years ago
Utter rubbish by the authority... denying British riders a oppertunity of work within their own country is to my knowledge illegal.
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Steph P
10 years ago
got yer back cook
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Mike Moseley
10 years ago
Britain v Denmark and I'm British, enough said!!!
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Terry fendick
10 years ago
Bspa you are a joke
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Alan Berry
10 years ago
Kick the British riders, Typical of BSPA. Let Cookie ride in all available teams, he will be one of Britain's bets for the Grand Prix and also help GB to World Cup Victory.
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Carl Liddy
10 years ago
BSPA Still living in the 40s
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Darren bird
10 years ago
Think a reverse decision needs making because the sport is dying and our future young riders will look at this and think why bother racing cause I won't be able to race for a British club,then we end up with British talent,problem is bpsa is made up of people with other interests which is all wrong,
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Jason franks
10 years ago
Can't pick and choose what riders race for which team. That's the teams decision. Not the authorities want
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Robert Hull
10 years ago
If we want to produce great British riders then we should not block them from riding, especially youngsters in the Premier League. Wake up.
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Stephen Barker
10 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous decision by BSPA, making up the rules as they go along as usual and continuing to kill off the sport in this country. It makes no sense to have the governing body made up of the owners of the teams, we'll continue to get these protectionist policies whilst that's the case. All this to the detriment of two British riders as well, madness.
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margaret fowkea
10 years ago
Why he's a great rider he should be allowed to ride
BSPA are RUBBISH !!!!!!!!!!
Quality rider! ✊
Let the man earn his living and the supporters enjoy the racing speedway gets enough bad press for once do something that's not negative
Common scene must prevail in situations like this. Would it be in the best interest of the sport for him not to ride for GB if (When) he was (Is) selected?
Back the Brits!!
Why would it be bad for Craig to ride at Peterborough, he's a English man.
See sense and allow this to happen. If this is BV's fault, then say so.
Crazy decision, especially a brit rider?
Support British riders!
Utter rubbish by the authority... denying British riders a oppertunity of work within their own country is to my knowledge illegal.
got yer back cook
Britain v Denmark and I'm British, enough said!!!
Bspa you are a joke
Kick the British riders, Typical of BSPA. Let Cookie ride in all available teams, he will be one of Britain's bets for the Grand Prix and also help GB to World Cup Victory.
BSPA Still living in the 40s
Think a reverse decision needs making because the sport is dying and our future young riders will look at this and think why bother racing cause I won't be able to race for a British club,then we end up with British talent,problem is bpsa is made up of people with other interests which is all wrong,
Can't pick and choose what riders race for which team. That's the teams decision. Not the authorities want
If we want to produce great British riders then we should not block them from riding, especially youngsters in the Premier League. Wake up.
Absolutely ridiculous decision by BSPA, making up the rules as they go along as usual and continuing to kill off the sport in this country. It makes no sense to have the governing body made up of the owners of the teams, we'll continue to get these protectionist policies whilst that's the case. All this to the detriment of two British riders as well, madness.
Why he's a great rider he should be allowed to ride