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I don't think it's convenient at all, as it's a challenge match I'm sure Newcastle would rather BWD was able to get race fit ahead of the league campaign. If it was a league match I'd agree with you, very convenient!

Newcastle 44 - 46 Redcar

Looked what happened to Jason Edwards, he was given the easier number 7 spot & scored more points than his first meeting. Also didn't hinder Jordan Jenkins racing in the tougher number 6 spot!

I think Berwick will score more than they did at Armadale

For a lot of clubs just reaching the play-offs is considered a successful season!

Nope, I just rate Plymouth as a good team!

Red 45 - 45 Ply

Don't agree with the comment that Plymouth have a strong top 3, they clearly have a strong top 4! Although not against Poole!

Now you're just being silly!

I'll go for: Poole 53-37 Plymouth I'll change it to 51-39 now Plymouth have Harris!

When I was thinking of the Plymouth v Poole match, I realised I had already predicted Ple somehow!

I'll go for Birmingham 48-42 Leicester

Well as cup matches don't count for averages, Gilkes could still be at reserve for May!

Totally agree, a paid win is just as good as a heat win, or better still, as it means you've gained a 5-1!

Not sure why I keep reading about Newcastle facing a "strong" Stoke side? Steve Worrall (9.05) James Sarjeant (4.08) Ricky Wells (6.59) Leon Flint (5.89) Ben Barker (6.87) Connor Coles (2.00) Joe Alcock (2.00) Total: 36.48 That team average is well below the Championship 42.00 limit. Does makes sense for Newcastle to start off against a "weak" side to gain confidence ahead of official matches, but they'll certainly find it tougher from now on!

I'll go for: Plymouth 45 - 45 Poole

I think Lynn are stronger than Ipswich & don't expect anything other than a 3-0 win!

After the loss against Sheffield, I feel my point is correct lol!

After seeing Basso score paid 14 for Peterborough, Glasgow must be delighted with their new signing!

2022 Rolling Averages are calculated including 2019, 2021 and 2022 results to a maximum number of 20 matches (from Speedway GB website) BWD last rode in the Champ in 2018, won't doesn't have any previous matches to add for a rolling ave.

He may get there, just not there yet!

BWD getting a lower ave won't help Newcastle though! They already built a team well below the points limit, so if they wanted to & the riders are available, could strengthen up the team anytime!

Rules changed for this year, it's now 8 matches, doesn't matter how many home or away!

I think Palin is very overated. Godfrey expects him to be a heat leader, but his away average was far lower than his home ave last year. Take him away from Belle Vue or Scunthorpe & he's effectively a reserve!

Not wanting to sound cheeky, but how can you show the rest of the league that you are a good team, when you're clearly a very weak team?