Post by admin on Aug 7, 2007 13:22:47 GMT
So, the Brummies make their first appearance in the cruel crazy town for what seems like ages and ages and ages this weekend. Indeed, with Birmingham being a predominantly British League side over the years, I can't imagine they've braved the borderlands too often and maybe only in 1985, when the Brummies were in the National League.
Anyway, who cares? They're coming up this weekend and the major question should really be who will they be coming up against? Once again turmoil engulfs the Bandits and it would seem highly unlikely that either the Weirdity or Sebastian Truminski will be on show. It would be pleasant, but entirely out of character, for Peter Waite to let people know what the fuck is going on in a timely fashion. But would seem unlikely that Waite will have time for a swift "re-declare" of his side, so one would assume that it will be facilities at No 1 and 3 for the Bandits: probably a guest at No 1 and rider replacement at No 3.
And Birmingham have also had their "moments" recently, with Ulrich Ostergaard dismissed and replaced by Henning Bager after Sunday's win at Mildenhall.
So, both sides enjoyed away wins on Sunday, but who'll take the points on Saturday and will an old Mongol be there to witness it? Hard to say who'll win when you've no idea what one of the teams will look like, but I'll go for the Bandits to sneak it. But unless Waite coughs over some information and soon I'll not be there.
Anyway, who cares? They're coming up this weekend and the major question should really be who will they be coming up against? Once again turmoil engulfs the Bandits and it would seem highly unlikely that either the Weirdity or Sebastian Truminski will be on show. It would be pleasant, but entirely out of character, for Peter Waite to let people know what the fuck is going on in a timely fashion. But would seem unlikely that Waite will have time for a swift "re-declare" of his side, so one would assume that it will be facilities at No 1 and 3 for the Bandits: probably a guest at No 1 and rider replacement at No 3.
And Birmingham have also had their "moments" recently, with Ulrich Ostergaard dismissed and replaced by Henning Bager after Sunday's win at Mildenhall.
So, both sides enjoyed away wins on Sunday, but who'll take the points on Saturday and will an old Mongol be there to witness it? Hard to say who'll win when you've no idea what one of the teams will look like, but I'll go for the Bandits to sneak it. But unless Waite coughs over some information and soon I'll not be there.
