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The Chargers have signed Kelsey Dugard, who replaces Jacob Fellows in the team.

Pretty sure it's a super heat for the draw on the night, and a second super heat for the aggregate bonus point. Edit: I'm wrong. The AGM press release stated: "Should both meetings between two clubs result in draws, and therefore the aggregate scores are also tied, one Super Heat will be held which will resolve both the meeting victory in the second match, and the aggregate bonus point."

Every lost track should be mourned. What a horrible comment.

Might end up 45-45 here, and then there will be TWO super heats!

Even if you don't make the playoffs, it's surely a better side now - which is progress isn't it? Just watch Laguta and enjoy it if nothing else.

Kye Thomson in. Kasprzak and Pickering out. It's all on the KL website... http://www.kingslynn-speedway.com/news.php?extend.31354

Confirmed that he’s joined King’s Lynn. First meeting on Thursday.

Laguta confirmed on his Instagram. Congrats. Hell of a coup. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cs1lnKgMdyu/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

Wouldn’t be surprised if there are a few Championship bosses watching him there tomorrow as well. He should be eligible in August I think.

Great shout!

I know I keep banging on about him, but I honestly think Ashton Boughen is one of the most exciting talents I’ve seen in a long time.

Tickets now on sale for this, should be a decent crowd. Usually is when Poole visit. Hopefully it'll be a bit closer across the two legs than it was in the BSN Series!

Aren't you bald?

Ha, very true. Bonus points could be crucial.

It’s possible, but they are hardly adrift right now without Killeen. Just two points from Mildenhall in second - a team that have got all their points at home. To be honest, other than the Colts away when Jenkins was ruled out, the Chargers have done okay without Killeen (narrow away loss at Mildenhall and a comfortable home win over Belle Vue). I don’t think Killeen will be out much more than a couple of weeks anyway, so a top two finish is still well within touching distance at the end of the season. A key period with two away matches against Edinburgh and Berwick in early June, though.

This is on Laguta's Instagram in case anybody hasn't already seen it...

It wouldn’t surprise me if they kept Woods when Killeen is back, and ditch Fellows. Somebody also mentioned the prospect of Ashton Vale as well. Killeen and Vale would be a cracking reserve pairing.

Yes, you can take fold up chairs. There's plenty of space for them, especially on the third and fourth bends.

There's one big 'Buster Chapman' shaped difference between the Emil rumours and these rumours!

The loss of Luke Killeen at reserve is a big blow for Oxford. There's no way Sam Woods gets close to his scoring, so that instantly makes it closer than it might have been. That's going to be a problem for Oxford until Killeen returns, literally like losing a heat leader that you can't replace. Oxford should still win in my opinion, but it'll be competitive. Sam Hagon could be the trump card for Belle Vue having been a Charger last year.

No we're a couple of months into the season, how is everything now feeling about their pre-season predictions? I think Glasgow and Poole look the standout teams, with the likes of Redcar (not doing as well as I thought) and Oxford (looking better than I thought) behind them. Scunthorpe, Edinburgh, Berwick Plymouth and Birmingham after that.

Yeah, I'm sure the travelling Plymouth fans would have loved to see Nicholls and Masters ram home another 5-1! I was there, and the Plymouth fans cheered Barker home in heat 15. I'm sure they were glad of something (however small) to celebrate. Maybe one of them can clarify if they are on here. It also gave the Oxford youngsters yet more track time, which can only be a good thing for the Chargers. I'm sure there are cases where heat 15s are a joke, but don't think it's the case on this occasion. Win-win in my opinion.

Christ, steady on! The score was 55-29 going into the final heat of a match that meant nothing to either side.

Tough meeting for Plymouth, but can only beat what’s in front of you I guess. Scott Nicholls continues to roll back the years - his pass on Ben Barker was brilliant - and Sam Masters never looked threatened. Henry Atkins also seems to be getting better each week, and Ryan Kinsley certainly wasn’t outclassed. Felt sorry for those Plymouth fans, though. The ones that made the trip were fantastic. Fair play. Oh and heat 15 tonight was one of the strangest things I've seen in a while.

Oxford just tweeted Kyle Howarth is now riding, and it’s rider replacement for Paul Starke.