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Would anyone be tempted to run with a No.4 around the 6.00 mark and then go with someone like Jason Edwards or Joe Thompson @ No.2 with a view to Cairns moving out of reserve after the first set of averages?
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Nilsson is the key imo because the rules do say 4.50 and he'll easily finish anywhere between the 5.75-6.25 mark imo.
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King's Lynn Stars 2027
therefused replied to Daniel Smith's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
maybe there is an obvious solution to this š¤ -
Same here, With the current League format and setup we need every Club being competitive as it's not good if we've got a couple of sides way below par considering we're running the same fixtures 4-6 times a season by the time you include the Cup.
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Dan is also friends with Guyās son Jake and they do motocross together down at Jakeās track. Thereās another Ipswich link, not just a Wroclaw one.
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100%. Or push the boat out and get Emil back over before he does a deal in Sweden. Iām told pretty much every club has talked with him and he hasnāt ruled out a return if he gets the right deal. I know some Ipswich fans wouldnāt like it but I personally couldnāt care less. Iāve never been hung up about ex riders riding elsewhere. Would love to see him back over and it would make the Derbies more interesting.
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Glasgow Tigers 2027
TigerIain replied to TheWellBehavedWorrall's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
If there are a few NDL riders getting thrown in at the deep end then it will be easier to get near that. It all depends if they sink or swim, and how quickly they progress (or if they progress). I expect our senior reserve to be on 5 rides a meeting from the start. The expected Tigers team is set up that the top end is expected (needs) to carry a 2 point reserve that will likely struggle to average 2 points. It's a trade off that Tigers seen willing to make. Basically any points contributed by our 2 pointer will almost be considered a bonus, especially against the strength on depth teams -
Think Dan is more based in Poland, does return to Cumbria to visit family and mountain bike, but also does motoX all over the country/ Europe as seen on socials, also had / has a girlfriend who's dad is big in speedway
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Would be fantastic news for Ipswich.
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I agree, I hope they get Lambert as it'll be good for the League.
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Also both seem to have a lot of European commitments, so may not be available for many weekend fixtures
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We could talk him out of retirement šš¤£
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Looking good. Possible down sides approx 9.50 for 2 remaining riders team could be top heavy. Doyle and king 41 and 40 could take an age related dip in form and Bewley coming back from injury might find British tighter tracks more difficult than Polish tracks. Apart from that play off certs. If belle vue cannot win the league i hope it is you as your team has a look off a Belle vue team about it. lol.
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I genuinely hope that it isnāt anything like that. That line up would probably break some supporters who are already teetering on the edge!
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Still unsure whether this is a parody account or whether you are a 𤔠who has run away from the circus...
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I think 5 of your suggestions are likely, I thought that if Cains leaves Belle Vue he was off to Ipswich to win the league.
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stewmac started following Teams and Fixtures blog for 2027
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As I've done since 2020, my Teams and Fixtures blog for next season is up and running. So far it lists all known team squads for: All 3 Polish divisions Swedish Bauhaus Ligan Danish SpeedwayLigaen Additionally, all SGP, SEC, qualifiers, National Finals etc are also listed. Once the various leagues' fixtures are published, I'll also add these via the links on the right hand side, and hopefully it can help you if you have any planning for meetings over the upcoming summer across Continental Europe... https://speedwayteams2027.blogspot.com/
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Must be some serious gear that Gemini has been puffing on lol.
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I know that wasn't a serious post, but worth mentioning that Nicki Pedersen has just announced his retirement from speedway.
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Dreamworld unfortunately. His 9.35 average for Bydgoszcz makes him a 6.00 on the assessed average chart
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Update. Heād be on an assessed 3.50. I think Gemini might be feeling a little unwell today š
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A 6.00 based on current regulations
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Give me a minute to run it through the very reliable AI with my regs sheet and Iāll get back to ya š
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Yes it's poor but it looks realistic. 1. N-K. Iversen 7.11 2. A. Rowe 5.92 3. C. Harris 6.38 4. N. Klindt 5.76 5. J. Kvech 6.76 6. C. Rushen 4.74 7. J. Scott (RS) = 36.67