You'd think they'd try and get Emil or Lambert even though the latter hasn't shown an interest in riding in Britain according to ITK's.
Everyone has a price though and despite Phil saying Mark is going to show loyalty, I'm still expecting a BOMBA to come from Belle Vue because it's a massive Club that doesn't compete to make the numbers up.
Depends on who Belle Vue and Sheffield's No.6's are imo.
Cairns, Rushen, Harrison and McDiarmid is a good quartet of young No.6's so far imo and we have to bring the youngsters on but every Club will need a decent No.6 to make it work.
I'm not a fan of the 2027 Rising Star list though and it shouldn't be happening at PREM level imo.
I'll ask politely again, What is your realistic 1-7 at this moment in time?
It's ok to not like and take a swipe at mine because I never try to build the best 1-7 as I always use realistic riders rather than throwing a 1-7 together that features both Zmarzlik and Dudek on assessed averages for example.
Not a lot the Club can do when limited big hitters are available at an expensive price.
Fricke was in last year but it was an easy deal to do as he was on an unemployable average for everyone else and not riding in Britain wouldn't have helped as he needed to lower his average somewhere in order to get fixed up for 2027.
Be specific Phil, What's wrong with it?
B. Cook and Lidsey are power scorers around the NSS and Belle Vue's success is based around dominant Home wins.
It's better than 2. Zischke, 3. Blodorn and 4. Klindt.
(In NSS Riding Order) I'd go.
1. B. Kurtz
2. 4.50 Assessed Rider from abroad
3. Z. Cook
4. N. Blodorn
5. B. Cook or J. Lidsey (If one of them hasn't put pen to paper elsewhere)
6. 3.00 (U21)
7. F. Hodder (If fit)