Fen Tigers Aiming For Semi Final Place In
 KOC

The Mildenhall Fen Tigers, proudly sponsored by Manchetts Rescue and Recovery, know it’s a case of now or never this Sunday when they look to overturn a twenty one point deficit to claim a place in the semi final of this seasons KO Cup.

The first leg proved to be a long and difficult afternoon for the Fen Tigers after losing David Wallinger in his opening ride following a collision on the first bend with Leicester Cubs Jamie Halder. Wallinger was able to return against Kent last Sunday where he scored an excellent eleven points, Halder though remains on the sidelines and the Cubs will cover his absence with rider replacement.

Leicester will provide strong opposition led by Danyon Hume and Ellis Perks plus ex Fen Tiger Luke Ruddick but Fen Tigers Team Manager Malcolm Vasey is convinced his team are ready to roar, he said “Although having plenty of points to make up, we are most certainly still in this tie. We need a fast start to create pressure from the off and cannot make the mistakes we made last weekend that cost us a number of points.

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 KOC

Fen Tigers Look To Consolidate Position At Top of Trophy Table

The Mildenhall Fen Tigers proudly sponsored by Manchetts Rescue and Recovery will be looking to strengthen their position at the head othe National Trophy table when they head west this Friday evening to face the Plymouth Gladiators.

It will be a much changed Fen Tigers team however, as Championship calls, exams and injury robs Mildenhall of Danny Ayres, Jason Edwards and David Wallinger respectively. Cradley number one Max Clegg replaces Ayres, whilst 2018 Plymouth rider and ex Fen Tiger Ryan Terry Daley covers for Wallinger. Mildenhall will operate rider replacement for Edwards.

The Gladiators with have Richard Andrews back in their line up after he missed the visit to West Row recently, whilst Sheldon Davies continues to cover for the injured Jamie Bursill. Fen Tigers team manager is looking for his charges to bounce back after the KO Cup tie at Leicester, he said “We head to Plymouth confident we can put on a good show even though we are missing our top three. The management team have worked hard to get excellent replacements who go well at Plymouth and we can, I feel, be very competitive and come away with something from this long trip.

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Fen Tigers Face Uphill Task In KO Cup Tie!

The Mildenhall Fen Tigers proudly sponsored by Manchetts Rescue and Recovery were left licking their wounds following a chastening defeat against the Leicester Lion Cubs this afternoon.

There was anearly injury to David Wallinger who managed to get no further than the first bend in his opening ride before he locked up and left the following Jamie Halderwith nowhere left to go. Both riders were treated for some time on the track before, thankfully, both walked from the crash with the help of the paramedics. Wallinger suffered damage to his wrist and the Fen Tigers management await news of his injury following a visit to hospital this evening.

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