Speedway: Heathens boss Pottinger: "never say never"

Oct 06, 2016, 09:59 PM

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#Cradley #Heathens manager Will Pottinger is hopeful his team can still challenge Birmingham in their National League semi-final, after losing the first leg 53-37 at Perry Barr.

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