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On 12/24/2021 at 7:41 PM, Diamonds85 said:
1 Dan Thompson 10.17
2 Mickie Simpson 3.62
3 Connor Coles 6.04
4 Tom Spencer 5.53
5 Joe Thompson 8.52
6 Vinnie Foord 3.00
7 Max Perry 3.00

 

1 Dan Thompson 10.17
2 Mickie Simpson 3.62
3 Sam Hagon 5.75
4 Tom Spencer 5.53
5 Joe Thompson 8.52
6 Vinnie Foord 3.00
7 Max Perry 3.00

Connor Coles has been signed up. 

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3 hours ago, PotteringAround said:

So, with the signing of Connor Coles, it looks like initial thoughts are correct, and Leicester are going with:-

Dan Thompson    10.17
Joe Thompson    8.52
Connor Coles    6.04
Tom Spencer    5.53
Mickie Simpson    3.62
Vinnie Foord    3.00
Max Perry    3.00 

good team that personally think max Perry will put a couple of points on to his average fairly quickly , with a mickie dropping down to reserve so will still Leave them strong at 6/7 

 

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9 hours ago, Barrow Boy 2 said:

Connor Coles has been signed up. 

Coles should be a minimum of a 7.0 man in the NL, so if he can ride to his potential should be a great signing! That being said, he must be on a 6.0 ave for a reason, which in the weakest NL ever wasn't a great achievement for him!

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38 minutes ago, phillwhitewasmad said:

Freddy Hodder is one for certain as signed for Belle vue not sure on the other but very few riders turning 15 or already 15 before start of season who haven't raced before

But does a rider have to be 15 to be a new rider? That daid i think you are right as points increase will largely see a re-hash of last years lineups.

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14 minutes ago, Sings4Speedway said:

But does a rider have to be 15 to be a new rider? That daid i think you are right as points increase will largely see a re-hash of last years lineups.

No you don't but haven't seen any riders of the expected level who haven't already ridden in the league 

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1 hour ago, Happy Hunter said:

Mickie Simpson back!

It's shaping up to be a good side. Suspect that Leicester have done their business very early for both the Lions and the Cubs. I would imagine that running open and private practice days means that both sides are very attractive to inexperienced riders where they can get greater track time than at other clubs where there is limited opportunity to practice. Also it looks like the Gaffer is keeping to his promise to the Fans from a couple of years ago of developing the clubs asset base.

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2 hours ago, W9 Lion said:

It's shaping up to be a good side. Suspect that Leicester have done their business very early for both the Lions and the Cubs. I would imagine that running open and private practice days means that both sides are very attractive to inexperienced riders where they can get greater track time than at other clubs where there is limited opportunity to practice. Also it looks like the Gaffer is keeping to his promise to the Fans from a couple of years ago of developing the clubs asset base.

There still is a question though whether signing for a NL club does this make the rider an asset of that club or not especially when the rider is U16 like Ben Trigger,Max James and Max Perry 

I know there was some confusion last season with a couple of riders as the NL is considered non professional training league and previously riders like Charles Wright, Craig Cook when they rode NL they  only became an asset of a club when they rode CL or PL

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9 hours ago, flagrag said:

There still is a question though whether signing for a NL club does this make the rider an asset of that club or not especially when the rider is U16 like Ben Trigger,Max James and Max Perry 

I know there was some confusion last season with a couple of riders as the NL is considered non professional training league and previously riders like Charles Wright, Craig Cook when they rode NL they  only became an asset of a club when they rode CL or PL

pretty sure NL clubs can’t have assets 

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Did Kent have any assets last year then? I thought you needed a certain amount of assets to run, but if last year was their first in the CL, who did they sign as an asset? Could be, and probably am, talking a load of sh!te though

Does the Thompson twins, Jamie Halder and Max Perry fit as the last 4? I'm at work so can't do all the sums!!

1. Dan Thompson

2. Jamie Halder

3. Connor Coles

4. Tom Spencer

5. Joe Thompson

6. Mickie Simpson

7. Max Perry

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14 minutes ago, Diamonds85 said:

Did Kent have any assets last year then? I thought you needed a certain amount of assets to run, but if last year was their first in the CL, who did they sign as an asset? Could be, and probably am, talking a load of sh!te though

Does the Thompson twins, Jamie Halder and Max Perry fit as the last 4? I'm at work so can't do all the sums!!

1. Dan Thompson

2. Jamie Halder

3. Connor Coles

4. Tom Spencer

5. Joe Thompson

6. Mickie Simpson

7. Max Perry

This season Paul Starke, Jordan Jenkins (rode for Redcar/Mildy) and Dan Gilkes were Kent assets, I'm not sure if there were any others. 

I don't think any rider under 16 can be an asset of any club.

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