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Possibly - due to married life! . Or he could do an 'Eddie'!!!!! (except that wouldn't really work as a reserve).

That was the whisper a couple of weeks ago. Part of the 'Lawson to Leicester' deal

Hasn't Proctor retired?

What about 'Newman being unfit to start the season'?

Same as Oxford then!

Matt always has at least 3 team options on paper, whether one is Danny's dream team or not!

Its going to need to be a more than decent looking team on paper if admission prices are similar to Oxford's!!

nice bit of editing Looey

so you don't know then!

so who is the final rider?

Soz my mistake about Joe T!!

So he is. Oops

Ok as we all seem to be in guessing mode?! How about this one to start the season - Steve Worrall 8.05 Zach Cook 4.92 Ben Cook 6.09 Dan Thompson 5.09 Richard Lawson 7.97 Alfie Bowtell 4.28* (Joe Thompson 3.27) oops! Soz Brum.... 39.67 * or Kyle Newman 4.29 when fit?

Probably Meridian Lifts - but so would Hans???

Probably the Trip Advisor comments recommending the Chateau!!

So the bait was floated and the stalkers followed. 'Ben has been a great asset to the club and we’re incredibly pleased to have him back for 2023. Ben’s current average is 9.08' - taken from the Glasgow website.

Great to see Poole taking a Christmas stall at the Dolphin Shopping Centre from 12th to 23rd December - with brand new merchandise available from 19th ( which will no doubt coincide with team announcements).

That surprises me about Garrity - he usually gets his hands on some decent stuff!!

Exactly - thats why I posted!! No point in having great social media comms and wonderfully designed announcements if the basic info is wrong!!

Their Championship averages have no relevence to their Prem averages as they both rode in both leagues in 2022

According to Glasgow's website update today '2023 riders signed so far....', Ben Basso's average is 9.08???

Nice to see agreement on the 3 heat leaders at last!!

...but he's not a 'new' foreigner!

That is certainly how I had it - as long as the conversion is still 1.5?!

I would be interested to know how that one is calculated too?!