allthegearbutnaeidea

Full agree that a points structure would be good

It is more expensive to buy but cheaper to maintain, not sure on performance but 'Fast Freddie' has been on one this year...

I think Tom Perry would be a very good signing and if we can get our number 7 right all could be ok, would mean Liam in main body though and possibly Dany as well.

He got kicked out the Worky pits at the end of the season and I'm sure he isn't friends with old Havelock, can't see him being in the championship if I'm honest just in NL but if Belle Vue arn't running? I don't know who he'll be with if not.

When? That team this year wasn't strength in debth, they just took chances and they paid off big time, fair play to them for that as well by the way

If we look who has won the league, it's very unlikely to find a team in recent times that has won with a strength in debth team.

Edited now haha, he would still be good in general, it's always good to have an actual number 1, especially away from home, he's also a brilliant man to have in the pits and will be constantly helping the younger ones like Liam and who ever else we have such as Dany, Fom and who ever our new number 7 might be. We're never going to win a league without an out and out number 1, lets face it.

1 Harris 2 Carr 3 Doolan 4 Gappmaier 5 Jorgensen 6 Perry 7 2 pointer Most promoters are saying that new number 7's are coming in on a 2 now so I presume they are correct although Speedway GB tweeted differently.

Is Maths not your strong point? Or is someone else joining as well? Berwick, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Ipswich, Newcastle, Peterborough, Redcar, Scunthorpe, Sheffield, Workington. 10 teams

It was announced in around August/September that Auty had signed with Scunny too?

Risager back after all? Or not that bad 😂

and mine

Both just below 10, Lindback is 9.8, Woffy around 9.9?

It will be the same as a clash of fixtures, if they are an asset of one of the clubs they ride for them, if they are not they ride for the team in the same league of which their owners are in.

but Greaves is 2.32? 😂

They are on a 3 if they are coming in to the league from NL without an average.

All teams have agreed to it

New NL riders come in on a 3 still, just the likes of Nathan Greaves 2.65?! (i think) and Josh Bailey 2.05 have these averages, minimum is 2 for last years draft riders who didn't achieve a 3.

there's no automatic promotion... winners of championship playoffs vs bottom of premiership, if championship team win they swap places

you can't have a NL rider on a 2.5?

Hume on a 3 mate, any rider that didn't achieve a 3 aka Josh Bailey 2.05 comes in on that but nothing under 2, all new NL still come in on a 3

Glasgow?

I'm quite happy with it, averages for Premiership may be iffy but come next year all shall look a lot better, needed to start somewhere, it's the most positive agm for a while, that's for sure

Glasgow, Plymouth and Redcar (providing they get new owners of course)and Workington from the premier league? Is that sufficient enough for you? Peter Waite had 12 years and John Anderson had 8, Plymouth and Redcar will be on to their 3rd in around 9/10 and 10/11 respectively. I havn't bothered to think about EL and NL.

Stupid claim regarding Berwick, with John Anderson being in charge for 8 years and Peter Waite before him for even longer.