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There is no point is teams smashing other teams as the post above says, get to 46 points then throw away points to keep averages down.

Doesnt help the pay cheque but might keep a team spot the season after

I think grading would be a good option, would need an independent body to govern the grading looking at maybe a 3 season cycle of what the rider has achieved in the UK and Europe.

Have Grade A B C D 

Then allows clubs to build according 

A, B, B, C, C, D, D would be the normal

Or you could do

A, A, B, C, D, D, D

A, B, B, B, C, C, D

A, B, C, C, C, C, D

B, B, B, C, C, C, D

offer 5 ways to build a team

Have season averages but end of each season averages are replaced with a Grade

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Grading is rubbish.

Averages are much more accurate.

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10 hours ago, hyabb17 said:

In Rosco & Lee we trust!!!

It used to be In Rosco we Trust(others pay cash), but Lee has made such a difference to Swindon speedway. Engages with the fans, more positive vibe around the place since he came in. Rosco and him work so well together. Swindon are the team to beat in 2020, as they bid for 3 titles in 4 years.

Lee and Aluns Tangerine Army:party:

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12 hours ago, DC2 said:

 

Grading is rubbish.

Averages are much more accurate.

Averages that grade a riders ability is one brilliant tool speedway has & other sports can only dream of. The way they are sometimes implemented & abused is the problem! 

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13 hours ago, DC2 said:

 

Grading is rubbish.

Averages are much more accurate.

The rolling averages are not accurate in the slightest. But at least give a representation of form over a much longer period. 

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11 minutes ago, stevebrum said:

The rolling averages are not accurate in the slightest. But at least give a representation of form over a much longer period. 

 

Could you give a couple of examples, Steve, to support your point?

 

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1 hour ago, DC2 said:

 

Could you give a couple of examples, Steve, to support your point?

 

Sure.......

Schlein......... Rolling average 6.65 ............2019 7.04

Iversen ....... Rolling Average 7.54 ............ 2019 6.97

Lawson ..... Rolling average 5.78 ............. 2019 6.01

Cook ......... Rolling average 7.82 .............. 2019 7.70

Nicholls .... Rolling average 5.50 .............. 2019 5.33

As you can see some are better some are worse. A quick comparison of club websites averages and the official rolling averages will see besides a few exemptions that most riders averages from most clubs are all slightly different. 

Grading would bring a better reflection of ability than rolling averages currently do imho.  

 

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According to the Swindon Advertiser a third signing to be announced this week. Could be as early as tomorrow.

I've heard all the rumours but i have no idea who it will be.

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2 hours ago, thecoombdog said:

1 guess per user name so he will have 24 in total.

Then edit them when they turn out to be wrong, just like it did when Batch was announced. 

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21 minutes ago, Crazy robin said:

Ellis Perks or Adam will be next I think.

I agree with that, could be announced tomorrow by what was said in the adver this morning.

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