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Can't see it being 10 times better,especially as we seem to to see more Pl riders in it nowadays.

Nice to see Lasse back with the Stars. The King's Lynn 'Roger Warnes Transport' Stars management have moved quickly to replace Seb Alden, who decided to quit British Speedway earlier in the week. Subject to BSPA management committee approval/confirmation, former club rider Lasse Bjerre will return to the Stars team for the rest of the season. Bjerre, 19, currently rides for Leicester in the Premier League and will continue to double –up with the Lions as well as play a part in King's Lynn challenge for Elite League glory. The Esbjerg born rider last rode for the Stars in 2011 when the club just missed out on a place in the Elite League playoff final. Bjerre will return to the side for Monday's away fixture at Belle Vue and will partner Niels-Kristian Iversen at the head of the team. Bjerre's inclusion moves Richie Worrall down to number four in the team, and he will partner captain Mads Korneliussen who rides at number three. Hosts Belle Vue will provided a tough challenge for the stars as they feature grand prix star Matej Zagar, and two former Stars riders in, Kevin Wolbert and Ulrich Ostergaard

Or maybe the 3 Poland gained on a joker.

Don't forget the 0.6 the that the team is under the points limit.So with a re-declaration you could have up to 5.98

How about Ljung his last average was below 6.Maybe they will look at another DU

Nope

Think it's 5.98

Alden Quits British Speedway Details Category: King's Lynn Stars Published on Friday, 19 July 2013 10:35 The King’s Lynn ‘Roger Warnes Transport’ Stars have been hit with the news that Seb Alden has decided to quit British Speedway with immediate effect. Alden, who joined the club over the winter and was a key rider in the early stages of the season, has taken the decision to leave for personal reasons. Stars team manager Rob Lyon said: “Its a real shame that Seb has decided not to ride again in the UK this season for the Stars or Plymouth, but we have to respect his decision and move on. “We have opened discussions with another rider and hopefully we will be in a position to announce something very soon.”

It has now been confirmed on the Lynn website.Also they have opened discussions with another rider and hope to announce something soon.With a busy week coming up we need a rider in as R/R won't be adequate enough to cover with only Worrall and the 2 reserves being able to take Alden's rides

Must admit didn't get Middlo's tactics tonight especially the Ben Barker one.We should have been 3 pts behind with 3 to go,but no lets go 6 behind with 3 to go.Expecting Batchelor,Ward and Woodward to get 3 between them and Harris and Tai to get 9.If you are only expecting the Aussies to pick up 3pts from the last 3 I would have been much happier seeing Bridger,Harris and Tai only having to pick up 6 pts.

Wasn't it you that had a dig at Screamer for him saying Lynn couldn't beat Peterborough the other day.Now your saying the exact same thing here.Personally I think we can beat the the Aussies on the day if all goes well.

Just watched the meeting.Was the track bad,or just the gulf in class of the different teams that made it look bad.Put Poland,Denmark,fully Fit Australia and a fully fit Sweden on the same track and you would have seen a completely different meeting.

He maybe not at SWC level yet but he is good enough for team GB at the NA.Afterall his record of beating the likes of Nicholls,F.Lindgren,Harris and Holder x2 must stand him in good stead.

Think it maybe the GP race-off 2 that was called off a week or so ago.

First time i have seen Lambert ride since he was 10.And he was pretty awesome to say the least especially at such a young age.Some people are knocking him because he hasn't rode away yet,but that will come.I'm pretty sure he will be ok aswell. The race where him come from behind was pretty good too,he carried alot of speed going into bend 3 and where most riders would have drifted close to the fence he was able to stick it to the inside.His ability is beyond question and i sincerely hope the right people in speedway look after talent like this,not just Lambert but other British riders that may come through.Lets start getting back to where we once were in the speedway world.

I'm sure they pay for their broadband

Well i will be coming tonight for my visit to the NL.Not really bothered who wins,just really interested in seeing how Robert Lambert goes.Remember watching him go around the NA when he was a 10 year old i think and he was pretty good then.

Did Kildemand give a hand gesture .Looks like it to me as his left hand comes of his handlebars coming up to the finish line.

Would expect Darcy to be at Poole very soon anyway.

Poor old Simon hasn't had any luck season. King's Lynn don't seem to have any luck with injuries this season.Think we need to get a replacement as soon as possible.Pawlicki will fit after he is dropped by Poole but wouldn't want him,but we do currently have points to play with so now is the time to change before averages change again.Currently we could bring a rider in on over 7pt average

I don't know really know.All depends on what Buster is willing to pay i suppose.I'm sure there is some new blood out there which would come over on a 7 ,or maybe MJJ on less than 7,not everyones cup of tea but he has shown a liking for the NA in the past.

Will Mads be back this season?If we stick with our 1-7 now and they do well Mads wouldn't be able to fit back in anyway as the team average would go up.Unless one of the riders average over 6.5 he could then replace them but would you want to at that point.I was really only thinking of now as i just can't see Mads being back this season,hope i am proved wrong though.

I see Lynn have 1.45pts to play with now after the addition of Lebedevs 4.5 and Porsing 4. Could there be another change now we have points to play with? Alden's early form has drastically disappeared over the last month or so in my opinion.Could he be replaced with a rider over a 7pt average?.Could give us a third heat leader and a boost for the second half of the league campaign.

It just shows that Pedersen's arm isn't quite as bad as he makes out.When he's in with a chance of winning a race he goes at it hell for leather,then when he is last his arm starts hurting.And Pearson and Tatum don't help with their commentary on the matter.

Have to agree and disagree with your post.At the start of the season lots of people were predicting us for the play-offs.Whats changed we have Porsing for Mads ok we may drop a few points there,then we have Worrall for Kozza,i like Kozza but Worrall is outscoring what Kozza was getting.Last but not least we have Lebedev replacing Klindt by all accounts this man has a bright future and done very well at Coventry on Friday.So again possibly outscoring Klindt when he's sorted.