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Any ideas on the lineup for the Bordernapolis?

The golden rule of the BSF, you cannot think your team's riders are better than others because you're therefore biased. It's similar to the one where you cannot criticise your rival's riders as you're jealous/bitter/biased. It's best to just admit that all riders are equal, all teams are equal and all fans are equal. What a great forum we'd have then.

This must be one of the few forums I use where mods are just non-existent, not even under the radar, just nowhere to be found. Considering the way the forum used to be 10 years ago it's crazy.

Whereas threatening randomers on a speedway forum is proper hardcore.

Can you explain to me who Daniel Bewley was in the following meeting then: Edinburgh Vs Berwick (PLC) 08/4/2016 - perhaps it's a different one to the Dan Bewley who rode in Belle Vue Vs Mildenhall (NL) 06/5/2016?

Looks like he actually made his PL (Premier League, at that stage) in April while his NL (National League) debut was weeks later.

Looks to me like he made his PL debut before his NL debut?

Nothing between the bottom four let's be fair. Thomsen & Castagna should focus on beating an opponent first.

And in Garcia's case, far better.

Good to see a new side in the PL, it was never going to be a dominant team but this is awful. Who's going to win races away from home? Zach & Shanes the only ones with any great scope for improvement.

Wasn't a bad rider him, him and Jack Roberts were about at the same time and never seemed to make the next step up.

Who did you wipe out?

I agree Lidsey will do better, however, Becker beat Batchelor on a massive track in one of his first few rides in a world cup. Don't think he'll have any fears of big tracks. Becker also had a few rides in Poland last season.

Look how that went. I know which rider I'd be backing.

You've answered your question. Synonymous or not, Smith is not likely to be good enough to be an Ace in the future, Flint is. It's there to produce future Aces.

Think Starry has nailed this one. Must've been his good mate Gazza tipping him off.

Maybe if they keep riding for long enough there might be a point where they're so old that Redcar can actually overtake them.and not win a wooden spoon for a change?

Don't Lublin(?) only sign Dawid nowadays to keep the far superior Viktor at the club, maybe Rosco is playing the same long game.

What difference does it make? They've removed the one good rule they implemented, that of getting less points if you win your home matches by less than 6, therefore it doesn't matter if they only win by 2 every week if they're improved away from home.

Morris to Birmingham

If you're going to leave 1.23 with this limit then you're mental.

The main man back where he belongs.

Sounds like Workington for Aarnio. Hopefully not the case.

Funnily enough Doyle was going to have his average reassessed to 8 but he wouldn't 'freely admit' he wasn't the world champion so no dice unfortunately.

There's some banging Polish Division 2 teams: Tero Aarnio Finland 1984 - Stanisław Burza Poland 1977 1,349 Adrian Gomólski Poland 1987 0.000 (nsk) Michael Haertel Germany 1998 - Dominik Kossakowski Poland 1997 1,167 (league 1) Matej Kus Czech Republic 1989 - Wojciech Lisiecki Poland 1992 0.906 (1st league) Jordan Stewart Australia 1998 - Hynek Stichauer Czech Republic 1987 Managed by Stan the Man himself. Todd Kurtz's team is equally fearsome: Facundo Albin Argentina 1992 1,083 (nsk) Damian Baliński Poland 1977 1,954 Petr Chlupac Czech Republic 2002 - Todd Kurtz Australia 1992 - Jaimon Lidsey Australia 1999 2,000 and 0,00 (Ekstraliga - nsk)