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Swindon Robins have confirmed the appointment of Ronnie Russell as their new team manager.
Russell, brother of Robins co-owner Terry, has been appointed as successor to Alun Rossiter - who shocked British speedway by taking charge at Coventry over the winter.
Now Swindon have opted for 61-year-old Russell, who has vast experience in the sport after previous stints with Crayford, Rye House, Somerset and two separate spells at the then-named Arena-Essex - now Lakeside.
"I am absolutely delighted to have been chosen for the role of Swindon team manager and I'm overwhelmed with excitement" he said
"Since I joined the Blunsdon track team in 2009, I've been inspired by the determination, dedication and enthusiasm by all members of the Swindon set-up.
"From the management right through to the fans, the speedway club is powered by passion. I wholeheartedly understand that emotion and I feel equally passionate about bringing success to Blunsdon.
"Swindon is a special club, it's unique; so for me to be handed the opportunity to manage the side is a real privilege and one I cherish very much.
"I have always embraced the challenges of speedway team management and I'm going to give every ounce of my effort to the role of Swindon manager.
"I already have a great rapport with many of the Robins' riders, having worked closely with them throughout 2009. I also have a good understanding of how the Swindon team prefer the Blunsdon race circuit to be set-up and my work as a track curator will go hand-in-hand with the management position.
"Looking forward, our 2010 team has so much potential and I believe all the riders have the ability to increase their starting average. I've worked closely before with Leigh Adams and we share a great relationship, which will be of mutual benefit.
"Of course, I will aim to continue the high standard of the speedway club into the future and I'm looking forward to officially starting the role."
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