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On ‎7‎/‎30‎/‎2018 at 7:02 AM, g13webb said:

I've got no problems with Simon Lambert as our weak reserve, although given the choice I would prefer Andersen.  Andersen is the new chap on the block and learning all the time.  I must be very different riding our varied tracks compared to those aboard,  remember  everywhere he goes is new to him.   I'm sure given the time to learn he will eventually be a far better rider than what Lambert is.

When Dale was assembling this years team,  he did so with 2 strong heat leaders and 4 solid middle-order,  riders making up the  nucleus  of the team,  that enabled us to always have a quality rider in the reserve berth.  This was the main reason behind his selection, and unlike some other teams,   he was making  a provision to always have them reserve places covered....  Although Rose was a big lost, he has been amply covered by  MPT.   but replacing Kerr is even more important.   We have to find someone who will be far better than the reserve status  and score points for fun, just as Lewis often did.  

Although exciting to watch at times, I have never been a Garrity lover.   He always over rides,  he is erratic,  he's a liability , but most of all he is unreliable and that is what we want most of all..   Unless we can find someone to fill Kerr's big boots,  our chances of any success will diminish quickly.....   

 

I made no secret of my feelings of Garrity and see the acquisition of Erik Riss a big scoop.   He is someone who can be relied upon to help the Star's cause.   A big well done to  Dale Buster and the promotion for making it happen...:t:

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26 minutes ago, Steve Shovlar said:

Yes a strengthening move no doubt. Can’t help thinking if Poole had done this there would be pages slating us for disregarding a Brit though.

 

Not really. Comparing KL use of Brits and Pooles over the years....................

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A no brainer. 

Riss is making big strides and will be a good addition to the top flight.

Garrity very spectacular and exciting, but far too out of control to make it much further than he has. Remember seeing him in the Conference League at Newport and he obviously had talent but was out of control a lot. 

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4 hours ago, Steve Shovlar said:

Yes a strengthening move no doubt. Can’t help thinking if Poole had done this there would be pages slating us for disregarding a Brit though.

They probably would tbh. But Lynn don't have a history of it, unlike the 20w 50 Pirates :wink:

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1 hour ago, Danny Connor said:

Bit of a shame Garrity didn't get a chance to prove himself. Hope its not the last we see of him!

 

I wonder what changed Riss's mind. I thought he didn't fancy the travel? Good Signing 

Another time, another place, it might have worked out.    They say 'you reap what you sow'  and  this saying is never far for the truth.   He has loads of ability ,   but always over does it.   Spends too much time  failing off,  spends to much time injured,  he will never reaps the rewards his ability is capable off because of his reckfullness.    I remember when he was reserve at Cardiff  SGP  and came in a late race.    He missed the gate, then when last he made a desperate lunge inside of Robert Lambert when there wasn't a space.   They both came a cropper. Such a predictable outcome to a ridiculous move.     He does it all the time and he wonders why they have such a bad opinion of him.    

If he was to concentrate on sensible riding  he could easily become a better rider, that fans want to have in their team... 

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14 hours ago, g13webb said:

Another time, another place, it might have worked out.    They say 'you reap what you sow'  and  this saying is never far for the truth.   He has loads of ability ,   but always over does it.   Spends too much time  failing off,  spends to much time injured,  he will never reaps the rewards his ability is capable off because of his reckfullness.    I remember when he was reserve at Cardiff  SGP  and came in a late race.    He missed the gate, then when last he made a desperate lunge inside of Robert Lambert when there wasn't a space.   They both came a cropper. Such a predictable outcome to a ridiculous move.     He does it all the time and he wonders why they have such a bad opinion of him.    

If he was to concentrate on sensible riding  he could easily become a better rider, that fans want to have in their team... 

Exactly my thinking and why I am not in favour of him in the team.

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Seeing Erik Riss last night was so pleasing to the eye.     Making his home debut for the Stars  he had it all in abundance.  Not standing on ceremony for anyone, he mixed and battled all the way.   His body language was amazing and his ability was there for all to see.    Loved the way he laid on the bike 'Long Track'  style  going down the back straight. 

A wonderful acquisition that will benefit the team big time…     :t:

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