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Post by admin on Nov 25, 2011 2:55:10 GMT
According to reports "Down Under" the trial of Darcy Ward and a "seventeen-year-old-who-can't-be-named-for-legal-reasons" was adjourned until 19 January 2012 after a hearing yesterday. Assuming that the travel restrictions are still imposed it looks like Ward isn't going to be spending too much time in his homeland this off-season, while the teams that he is scheduled to ride for next season will be left with precious little time if the worst comes to the worst.
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Post by Genghis on Nov 25, 2011 22:22:22 GMT
According to reports "Down Under" the trial of Darcy Ward and a "seventeen-year-old-who-can't-be-named-for-legal-reasons" was adjourned until 19 January 2012 after a hearing yesterday. Assuming that the travel restrictions are still imposed it looks like Ward isn't going to be spending too much time in his homeland this off-season, while the teams that he is scheduled to ride for next season will be left with precious little time if the worst comes to the worst. So rather be left in the lurch, should Poole build a team without Darcy Ward? |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2011 22:28:57 GMT
According to reports "Down Under" the trial of Darcy Ward and a "seventeen-year-old-who-can't-be-named-for-legal-reasons" was adjourned until 19 January 2012 after a hearing yesterday. Assuming that the travel restrictions are still imposed it looks like Ward isn't going to be spending too much time in his homeland this off-season, while the teams that he is scheduled to ride for next season will be left with precious little time if the worst comes to the worst. So rather be left in the lurch, should Poole build a team without Darcy Ward? I think that will depend on how likely they feel it is that Ward will found guilty......interesting days ahead !!! |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 26, 2011 0:25:37 GMT
Well, according to Ward's facebook page he'll be home in Oz on Sunday so any travel restrictions must have been relaxed. So maybe another factor to figure into the equation is will he come back to the UK next year or disappear into the outback?
Reading some of the reports from today's hearing it does seem that although it's a serious allegation Ward has been charged with, it's the one who cannot be named who could be in real big trouble.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 26, 2011 17:24:25 GMT
With the one who cant be named very un-likely to return to his 2011 home track,I think theres a decent chance he might not start next season with a team place.
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