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According to the rulebook - no

please explain....

 

No new averages had been issued to Prem clubs at that point had they?

 

When did he complete 4h 4a for Poole and what date was his new 2.11 Prem ave effective?

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please explain....

No new averages had been issued to Prem clubs at that point had they?

When did he complete 4h 4a for Poole and what date was his new 2.11 Prem ave effective?

 

16.2.7 A SGB Premiership or Championship League rider will establish an MA after 4 Home and 4 Away fixtures, becoming effective 7 days after the last qualifying Meeting. Should an Established MA not be achieved to be effective from 1st May, then the MC may issue a revised MA, based upon actual rides if the Team re-declares.

 

SHANES had done 4h and 4a by the 6th June

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16.2.7 A SGB Premiership or Championship League rider will establish an MA after 4 Home and 4 Away fixtures, becoming effective 7 days after the last qualifying Meeting. Should an Established MA not be achieved to be effective from 1st May, then the MC may issue a revised MA, based upon actual rides if the Team re-declares.

 

SHANES had done 4h and 4a by the 6th June

Sounds as if the BSPA are more in the dark than the supporters who try to understand the rules that have been created or not as the case may be , perhaps fans should send in multiple choice answers to the BSPA to establish the outcome of any disputes.

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16.2.7 A SGB Premiership or Championship League rider will establish an MA after 4 Home and 4 Away fixtures, becoming effective 7 days after the last qualifying Meeting. Should an Established MA not be achieved to be effective from 1st May, then the MC may issue a revised MA, based upon actual rides if the Team re-declares.

 

SHANES had done 4h and 4a by the 6th June

but no averages were issued/effective for any Prem rider before ALL teams completed 4h 4a.

 

This it seems was decided under the "in the best interests of" attachment that is scattered through the regs.

 

Tungate was not allowed to sign on his lower ave achieved despite having completed his 4h 4a until that position was reached for all teams.

 

Until then season starting figures were the only ones used for any Prem only riders.

 

To retrospectively mix and match the application of any fugures would be an all time low even by British Speedway standards

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but no averages were issued/effective for any Prem rider before ALL teams completed 4h 4a.

This it seems was decided under the "in the best interests of" attachment that is scattered through the regs.

Tungate was not allowed to sign on his lower ave achieved despite having completed his 4h 4a until that position was reached for all teams.

Until then season starting figures were the only ones used for any Prem only riders.

To retrospectively mix and match the application of any fugures would be an all time low even by British Speedway standards

So why do it for the Championship but not for the Premiership bearing in mind the rule 16.2.7 applies equally to both.

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So why do it for the Championship but not for the Premiership bearing in mind the rule 16.2.7 applies equally to both.

Bear in mind that same reg that you quoted is the one which if fully invoked would have prevented Peterborough bringing in Harris for Hansen....

 

Swings and roundabouts.

 

It was also originally set out for the team building limit to be 42 for both leagues after the first set of revised averages but this was altered weeks into the season.

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The outcome will be announced within the designated timescales as applied by BSPA & SCB, which sadly are only known by those organisations!

 

Usually they'll wait to see if we can make the play-offs. If it's looking likely then any decision will go against us. If we can't make the play-offs then the decision will go for us. That's how it worked last time anyway.

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Usually they'll wait to see if we can make the play-offs. If it's looking likely then any decision will go against us. If we can't make the play-offs then the decision will go for us. That's how it worked last time anyway.

And here was me thinking they just actually followed and applied their rules for a change!

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