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Me to if he is on a 5 point average that will be some gamble. My guess the last three Josh G Rohan Tungate Adam Ellis.

Shocked by that one I would imagine that he is on a 5 point average.

26.61 for the last 4 riders then.

Ha ha , usually Somerset come in with a surprise or two. To be honest I am looking to see if they have Kyle Howarth in their team. Cheers Old mate.

No surprise there then.

No surprise there.

Could you please keep us informed.

They have done it that way for the last couple of seasons.

Will the Somerset Promotion be posting their team on their FB page as they announce each rider?

Friendly, he will only entertain a £2K bet.

Was is the word you have to bear in mind with Gjedde. He is now 35 years old. The last three seasons his career reads. 2013 injured missed entire season 2014 6.49 average in DSL (Kenneth Hansen (2014) and Ulrich Ostergaard (2015) are the closest comparisons) 2015 retired. Not the most active or impressive riding career in the last 3 seasons. A half decent third heatleader/ 2nd string, but a number 1 averaging 9 points sorry I don't see it myself. Fortunately Plymouth have a couple of young riders in Holder and Newman who have the potential to go on a push hard for the number 1 slot at Plymouth.

Surely Jake Allen will need to have finished in the top 4 of a State Championship to qualify for a visa to ride over.

Please to see Ty has got the qualification for his visa. Have we made the right decision not waiting for the result and bringing Ty back to the club. That remains to be seen.

Not bad line up for Plymouth so far, but does anyone know anything about Gjedde more recent form. What is his recent form. Where has he been riding for the last season. Looks to me that he has been pretty inactive since a bad crash in Denmark a few years ago.

Rode Poland last season, so would imagine that he will be riding there this coming season.

that would suggest that some of the big names mentioned by some of the Panthers fans is out of the equation.

Probably a side swipe at the clubs who have select riders who have Premier League experience. Berwick; Liam Carr Plymouth; Ellis Perks Rye House; Ben Morley Peterborough; Tom Perry Sheffield; Nathan Greaves Workington; Matt Williamson.

Or Lukas Dryml to make a comeback.

7.56 actually, he finished up been Birmingham's number 1 rider, above Doyle, Harris and King.

I make no secret in the fact that I personally would have waited to see what happened with Ty regarding the State Championships, but I can also understand the Promotion been wary of the fact that it could all blow up in their faces if he was to fail, last season they lost two riders to visa problems, and if Ty did happen to fail then could be faced with losing out other riders or taking a rider that would not be suitable.

Has anyone mentioned Charlie Gjedde would fit in with the Danish Panthers.

Hopefully they can, I suppose it also depends upon those who collate the fixtures as well.

It looks to me as though Kyle Howarth is Sheffield bound, which is a bit of a surprise as I thought he was nailed on to be at Somerset. But looking at what the Wolverhampton said about not re signing Josh Bates because Kyle is signing for a Premier League club that rides on a Thursdays fits in with the clues that the club is saying. Berge would make a perfect fit with a team that would add up to 42.49. If it is Kyle Howarth the club have been very shrewd as with Workington owning Kyle's contract we will have first call on his services which means with the exception we will have first call on all of our riders with the exception of Jason Garrity. If that is the team then I would be very happy if, if not well have not got a Scooby who will make up the last two places.

Congratulations to Mr Blobby.

Amazing list of what he has won in the PL....... PLRC, Scottish Open, Pairs, Fours, League Cup, KO Cup, League, not to mention the Spring Trophy. That's an unbelievable haul. Very impressive haul for young Sammy. Here is a little quiz for Monarch fans. Which of those honours is the odd one out and why? Must be a big sigh of relief around Edinburgh at least two of the top four is back.