StarBoy

For the purpose of my question there is no option C.

Genuine question for Panthers fans living in (close proximity) to Peterborough. In the worst case scenario, meaning no PP anymore, who would you be more inclined to go watch: A. King's Lynn Stars B. Leicester Lions

I genuinely hope not.

Well ideally you would want 2 teams to come up to replace the 2 that are on the way out.

Shame he's at Lynn

I, personally wouldn't go near Breum either, however very conscious Buster has brought him in as an asset so intends using him. I could be wrong though.

Realistic 1-7 for me is: 1. Sam Masters 2. Emil Breum 3. Ben Basso (agreed in principle) 4. Nicolai Klindt 5. Vadim Tarasenko (agreed in principle) 6. Simon Lambert 7. Anders Rowe (if still applicable)

Could Ipswich not bring Holder in as he's not been redeclared in the Sheffield team?

Into the kitty for the Stars 1-7 next season

Nice to see Vadim dropping his average last night for next season

I'll allow as it's Poole slander

You're better than that

B. Cook is back in the 1-7

Although it stinks, I'm not complaining as it makes Lynn much stronger. Potentially 5/6 points opposed to a row of 0000

It appears that medical certificate is only valid in the UK and not Poland

PETERBOROUGH: Richard Lawson, Niels-Kristian Iversen, Benjamin Basso, Chris Harris, Vadim Tarasenko, Ben Cook, Jordan Jenkins.KING’S LYNN: Robert Lambert, Lewis Kerr, Emil Breum R/R, Connor Mountain, Michael Palm Toft, Simon Lambert, Anders Rowe. Could be closer than some expected with Breum R/R. However, still see Peterborough winning this one by 10-14

Lambert will be there. Can't imagine Torun are too bothered whether they win bronze or not, especially as Emil was at Owlerton last night and is due to be at Foxhall on Thursday. Unless they're is a big incentive like in the football where the higher you finish equates to more prize money.

Either way, it's not Busters fault at Lynn or Peterborough. The fact of the matter is, the man has contractual obligations to fulfil and that includes participating in every meeting that he is scheduled too. The fact that he/Wroclaw is skirting around the rules by using a contrived "injury" should not be permissible in any form. He is essentially "withholding services" without the ban. Of course, Buster probably shouldn't have been so naive to re-sign him with Peterborough as he does have previous, but whether Wroclaw have injuries or not, he still has a contractual obligation to Peterborough the same he does Wroclaw. Imagine if, for example the shoe was on the other foot, the Polish lawyers would be coming with their pitchforks full force at UK speedway. So I ask the question why is the SCB or whoever deals with these situations not doing anything about it?

Laguta back to his old tricks again, just in different colours now. Only managed to do 3 meetings before missing one, worse than at Lynn. "Ankle injury". Seemed fine on Thursday and didn't look like it was falling off yesterday.

I would say it will be this coming Thursday (14th) as initially it was supposed to be tomorrow until the Wolves meeting was postponed

Vadim at the Norfolk Arena today getting acclimatised with his new home next season.

Greg Hancock won his final world championship at 46. All I'm suggesting is things could have played out very differently if that incident didn't happen

Respect everything NKI has done for Stars and he will always be remembered as a club legend. However, I wouldn't want to see him come in unless as a second string.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing. However, no one knows what would've happened if that first corner, on the first lap, in the first meeting didn't happen