Brian

I think any involvement could depend on the team building average total.

Best wishes and a speedy recovery Starman.

Ben Morley is a good signing. Racing a big track will certainly help Ben's development and he's definitely the number 1 they need.

19.9 TEAM COMPOSITION 19.9.1 The Initial Team Declaration may include current Championship riders, who are under 25 years-old with a Championship MA of 4.00 or below at the start of the season, riders with a Championship MA of 6.00 or below, provided they are not declared in a Championship 1-7 at the start of the season; and all of whom must hold a full UK Passport and have an ACU Licence Last season was 4 or 6. Who knows what 2018 may be. 19.9.1.3 An ex PL rider declared in a NDL Team at the start of the season will only be eligible to remain in the NDL should he join a SGB Premiership or Championship League Team, provided he is under 25-years old and joins the SGB Premiership or Championship League at less than 5.00. Or could be 5. Now confused.

After the forum ended I went to the top table and asked. Was told 1.3 by Carl.

According to those who should know at Peterborough last night, conversion rate next season is 1.3.

Fans forum at Peterborough last night suggested Kennett would be ineligible to ride in Championship.

According to the meeting at Peterborough last night, the same supposed rule will also stop Kennett dropping down a division. If this is the case Lakeside may need to reconsider if the rumours are true.

If I heard correctly it's the SCB board not ACU.

How is the AGM set up? Do promoters only vote on items which affect their division or do all promoters vote on everything. All this nonsense directed at a few promoters whereas it maybe that all promoters vote.

Harris will take a lot of flak rightly as he was woeful. Greaves apart, all the other Wolves riders need to look at their performances at home. Swindon were just better.

Jason was riding in the amateur event at Rye last Sunday.

As a neutral at the meeting I was very impressed by Mason Campton and disappointed in Wells efforts. Could be close overall.

I would be surprised if Buster offered more than £8 off admission, though he seems reluctant to even offer that.

Heat 14 summed up the evening when Lynn didn't bother with a replacement for Huckenbeck and just ran the race with one rider.

Wasn't aware Cook had been found guilty of anything. Read two different versions of the alleged incident but not seen anything about a decision.

Poole will have pressured Peterborough to ensure Holder doesn't get banned so Peterborough allow the absence. There will be no 28 day ban, just a fine for Peterborough. Holder will be missing for 2 away meetings and no idea how many home matches, if any. Hopefully Peterborough are not allowed a facility and have to use a NL rider. That should affect Peterborough more as there will be less attending. Started visiting Peterborough as a result of the lack of fixtures at Rye but doubt I will if Holder is missing.

Expect the promotion to look no further than Morley.

Harris at 1, Barker at 2 so presume Sedgmen comes in at 3. Feel for Kennett and Perks. Perks showed great improvement but for Kennett it was that under 4 away average which was the problem.

So if the story of releasing Ellis Perks is true, who's coming in?

Lakeside far too strong for the IOW. Should be 20+ win.

Steve Jenson posted the message on the Rye House Facebook site

No Kennett either.

Thought Roynon was good value but disappointed with the R/R for Boxall. If I'd known Boxall was going to be unavailable I'd probably have stayed at home.

Swindon to win by 15.