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Not sure but I doubt we'd win a bidding war for him tbh.

Batch isn't going to be that poor again. I think he'll flourish next season and put 1.5 - 2.00 points on his average being around Lemon, Fricke & Kurtz will make him happy.

Riding order in terms of GSA's. Looks pretty solid to me and it's going to have that high scoring reserve all season long which worked out well for Buster's A team in 2021. 1. Josh Pickering 2. Lewis Kerr 3. Peter Kildemand 4. Thomas Jorgensen 5. Richard Lawson 6. Richie Worrall 7. Jack Thomas (RS)

Doesn't fit unfortunately.

Looking through averages from years gone by and I've just noticed both Berge & TH Jonasson fit.

Do you know who the No.6 is?

Locking this in. Don't see anybody good available for the No.6 so I'll go with Simon Lambert as he knows the club well and has ridden for Buster's clubs on numerous occasions. 1. Michael Palm Toft 2. Scott Nicholls 3. Hans Andersen 4. Chris Harris 5. Ulrich Ostergaard 6. Simon Lambert 7. Jordan Palin (RS)

Looking like just the one change.

Denmark and Poland for Klindt. Better not be Hans I'll have a meltdown for sure as he's my favourite Panther lol. They can have Ostergaard though. I agree regarding feeder club. Chris helps Poole out with Danny King and Matt helps Ipswich out by getting Basso in. I scratch your back and you scratch mine as the saying goes.

Looks like nobody on the BSF knows how Ipswich are going to line up then with it being a Dane. It's not Klindt though. My money is on Basso.

Got to say that Plymouth are being severely underrated on the BSF. Eddie Kennett - Branded a risk because of his average but let's not forget a serious question here and that is the following. How committed was Eddie to Eastbourne last season when he wasn't being paid? I wouldn't bother trying by riding the boards or taking any risks knowing I wasn't going to get any cash for it. Ben Barker - Way better than his average suggests. No.1 at Newcastle and now he's going to be a second string on a track he knows inside out. Hans Andersen - will flourish around Plymouth. Look at how he rides and scores around Monmore. He bring a wealth of experience to the team and he's much better than his Championship average suggests. Michael Palm Toft - Not being biased here as a Panthers fan but Michael is one of the most underrated riders in Britain. Improving year on year in the Premiership against higher quality 1-7's so he shouldn't have any problems. Alfie, Dan & Atkins bring youth to the team and the experienced riders in the team should help the young trio improve across the board. Youngsters are fearless these days and they only look one way and that's up. I see 3 average improvers who can put a minimum 2.50 points combined on their starting GSA's (MPT, Hans & Barker) followed by two youngsters who've got potential to increase their starting GSA as well (Bowtell & Gilks) Eddie's average will drop imo but he'll be formidable at Home and Home form is a key topic in this sport.

Showing 7.38 here. Josh Pickering - gbspeedway.com

100% Sheffield. His sponsor spoiled the reveal on a edited facebook post lol.

7.10

New signing in attendance at the Jason Crump event. They certainly are making it out to be Jason Crump but I doubt it's him.

SGB CHAMPIONSHIP Berwick Bandits 1. Chris Harris 2. Ricky Wells 3. Leon Flint 4. Theo Pijper 5. Jye Etheridge 6. Kyle Bickley 7. Edinburgh Monarchs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Glasgow Tigers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Leicester Lions 1. Nick Morris 2. Richie Worrall 3. Connor Mountain 4. Dan Thompson 5. 6. 7. Newcastle Diamonds 1. Bradley Wilson-Dean 2. Paul Starke 3. Matthew Wethers 4. Max Clegg 5. James Wright 6. George Congreve 7. Oxford Cheetahs 1. Troy Batchelor 2. Scott Nicholls 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Plymouth Gladiators 1. Edward Kennett 2. Alfie Bowtell 3. Michael Palm Toft 4. Ben Barker 5. Hans Andersen 6. Dan Gilkes 7. Henry Atkins Poole Pirates 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Redcar Bears 1. Charles Wright 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Jordan Jenkins Scunthorpe Scorpions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Zaine Kennedy 7. Ryan Kinsley

Nobody knows. Even I've given up trying to work out the averages.

9 times out of 10 then lol.

6.02 or 6.10 I think.

After what happened to Ipswich at Home this season and the management addressing the Home form I really cant imagine them going for Buczkowski. Phil The Ace knows his stuff though.

He's a bit of journey man imo on poor equipment. Even Godfrey has given up with Josh. Maybe Pedersen could help us out by hooking us up with a young dane with bags of potential on a 4.00 average.

I think this may very well happen tbh. Somebody in our 1-5 from 2020 has to go due to the numbers game unfortunately. Just nobody available on a 4.33 or lower that would make us a play-off team imo. Other than the 2021 GSA's I named earlier you're then going back previous seasons looking for riders and the list doesn't improve as you're looking at riders like James Sarjeant, Simon Lambert and co. I've kept mentioning Kasper Andersen because he's the closest rider to the possible 4.33 remaining (4.36) if all of the top 5 were to return from the 2021 side. Big decision for Buster, Dale and Rob coming up. Do you go with sentiment and a fight for the wooden spoon in 2021 looking at other teams rumoured line-ups or do you go with a title challenging side by releasing a member of the 1-5 from this season for the benefit of the team allowing more room for movement when it comes to the No.6 position. Cook and Kasper Andersen all day long for me.

Cookie is the only one not being featured in teams created by ITK's on this forum across various threads.

Think you'll sign him personally. Heeps and Starke swapping places throughout the season. 1. Doyle, 2. Heeps, 3. Cook, 4. Riss, 5. King, 6. Starke & 7. Rowe Strong Leaders Riss on a bargain who can put at least a point on his average. Experienced reserve throughout the season.

I think you'll get Cook instead of Buczkowski. I cant see Louis building a team a point under the limit to fit in a rider that will struggle to ride the track when they can sign Cook again.