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By Sidney the robin · Posted
A really nice side apart from Proctor and putting to much pressure on Pickering in a top five.This side shows me just how important Batchelor is to our team especially heats 13/15.Also i like our side with Jensen only expected to be a third heat leader last year was such a great year for him he will do well to maintain that .But yes have to say this looks pretty decent but i don't see it winning a league. -
There's definite improvement in Lambert and Cook I reckon. Hopefully an injury free season will see Robert get back to nearer 9.00 than 8.00. Cook could well average over 8 as well. If it is Proctor at reserve as anticipated, I'd fancy him to put a point on his starting average as well. It's what happens in the engine room that will dictate our season I feel. We have to hope Riss, Jorgensen and Kerr offer improved performances away from home. -
By False dawn · Posted
You mean Poole are going to do "an Ellis" and have 3 topics running when they drop into the NL in 2021? -
Nail on the head.
His argument only holds water when looking at two riders of a similar starting average.
The other factor is that Nicholls riding as a second string, with Monmore as a home track, would also significantly increase his average. -
Pete Adams sees Nicholls as on his way down and Nicol as on his way up. None of us disagrees. But with Nicholls on 8.35 CL and Nicol on 5.16, it doesn’t suggest that Broc will overtake Scott next year.
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