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szkocjasid

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  1. Trying to find my preferred riding order. But whatever way I put it I can't help think that Ipswich are obvious wooden spoon candidates! Home 1. Jason Doyle 2. Cameron Heeps 3. Erik Riss 4. Troy Batchelor 5. Danny King 6. Anders Rowe 7. Paul Starke Away 1. Jason Doyle 2. Cameron Heeps 3. Troy Batchelor 4. Erik Riss 5. Danny King 6. Paul Starke 7. Anders Rowe
  2. My conscience always makes me put the stronger reserve at 6!
  3. My choice of riding order Home 1. Ryan Douglas 2. Jordan Palin 3. Jake Allen 4. Simon Lambert 5. Tero Aarnio 6. Zane Kennedy 7. Ryan Kinsley Away 1. Ryan Douglas 2. Jordan Palin 3. Simon Lambert 4. Tero Aarnio 5. Jake Allen 6. Zane Kennedy 7. Ryan Kinsley
  4. Here's a team that allows Mickie Simpson to start at reserve. Leicester 2022? Dan Thompson 10.17 Joe Thompson 8.52 Tom Spencer 5.53 Josh Embleton 4.83 Jacob Clouting 4.30 Mickie Simpson 3.62 An Other 3.00 Total 39.97
  5. Oxford 2022? Nathan Stoneman 8.22 Connor Coles 6.04 Sam Hagon 5.75 Ryan T-Daley 5.44 Luke Harris 5.36 Charley Powell 5.00 Connor King 3.67 Total 39.48
  6. This team fits! Armadale 2022? Danny Phillips 7.90 William Lawson 7.82 Tom Woolley 7.43 George Rothery 4.92 Josh Embleton 4.83 Gregor Miller 3.88 Lewis Miller 3.00 Total 39.78
  7. I'll counter that with: At Home 3 x heatleaders (No Number 1) 2 x second strings 1 x decent reserve 1 x passenger Away 2 x heatleaders 3 x weak second strings / strong reserves 1 x average reserve 1 x passenger
  8. If Allen is a better team rider, will he not be finishing behind his partner every time they get a 5-1 or 3-3? Makes it harder to get a high average
  9. Based on 2021 form, I would certainly pick Nielsen ahead of Cook. Think Birmingham have a great signing here!
  10. Poole easily could've fitted him in, just drop Ben Cook instead!
  11. I could name dozens of riders, may not be any good but there's plenty who can ride a bike!
  12. Could complete the team with 2 riders who can certainly score plenty in the reserve berth! Oxford 2022? Troy Batchelor 9.11 Scott Nicholls 8.84 Cameron Heeps 5.19 Kyle Newman 5.03 Jack Thomas 4.79 Stefan Nielsen 4.52 James Sarjeant 4.30 Total 41.78
  13. There not gonna sign him on a 10.74 ave, when they have 3 heat leaders available on lower averages
  14. Lots of posters are quick to say no to Bates, Proctor, Sedgmen for example. But who else fits? Normally I wouldn't suggest a 6.00 man who will score 4 points a match, but of the next best option is a 2.00 junior - better off with one of the above 3 mentioned!
  15. I've read on the forum that Thomas Jorgensen doesn't want to ride in the Champ next year, but if Berwick could sign him, they'd be one of my title favourites!
  16. If he wanted to race NL, he should have completed 8 matches for Kent to get a 3.00 ave. His 5+ ave doubles to 11+ for NL now!
  17. If they are the only riders available, there's certainly no risk in using them!
  18. 7.29 x 1.5 = 10.94 Last rode for Premiership Poole in 2019
  19. They could still make their teams before Berwick & Newcastle complete theirs! It's more a race to be the last to declare a rider!
  20. Yeah, just remembered he's signed for Plymouth in the Champ!
  21. Armadale 2022? William Lawson 8.10 Danny Phillips 7.90 Tom Woolley 7.53 George Rothery 4.92 Joe Alcock 4.36 Gregor Miller 3.88 Lewis Miller 3.00 Total 39.69
  22. Leicester 2022? Dan Thompson 10.17 Joe Thompson 8.52 Tom Spencer 5.53 Ryan T Daley 5.44 Mickie Simpson 3.62 Ben Trigger 3.57 Kai Ward 3.00 Total 39.85
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