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  1. 4 points
    Considering the lowering of standards, Brum like Eastie, have little choice but to move up. Kent should be going with them. All three clubs have outgrown the NL.
  2. 3 points
    Just a thank you to Ged for keeping fans updated with riders/ team manager selections although there is nothing concrete for us to consume at present , it's good to know that things are being sorted behind the scenes and it doesn't take much just to keep fans informed rather than to say nothing .
  3. 3 points
    I based my team on Berge being a 4 anyhow. Doyle - 9.8 An other - 4.9 (or 5.06 if Adam has a reduction) - Jake Allen fits Ellis - 6.42 (or 6.26 with a reduction) Musielak - 6.52 Morris - 6.60 Zach - 4.26 (he should get a reduction) Berge - 4
  4. 3 points
    Very good signing for Swindon, could improve again in my opinion.
  5. 3 points
    Fricke 8.20 Bjerre 7.02 Bewley 7.31 Allen 4.56 Cook 7.73 Berge 4.00 Nielsen 3.67 = 42.49
  6. 3 points
    I think you may get your wish of a Zach/Dmitri reserve pairing.
  7. 3 points
    Welcome back Muesli
  8. 3 points
    Completely agree Personally, I can understand why any league would reduce its points limits if clubs were making substantial financial losses or there was an increase in the number of teams. Here, though, to my knowledge only one of the existing teams might be losing money badly and the league is now smaller than before. Given that last season there was a strong movement to increase the points limit (with 10 teams competing) it is most difficult to appreciate why they have chosen to use 36 for 2019. The 36 only becomes 38 for all clubs if 16 2.00point riders are available. They're not, and this only gives more of an advantage to those who are able to pick up one of the more talented youngsters available on that average. People won't be fooled into paying last years prices for a weakened league without many of its top stars, forced up because they cannot be accommodated. In 2018, the NL managed to combine the successful development of some of most capable young riders with accommodating some of the league's crowd pullers - the Roynon's, Morley's and Ayres'. For me, it worked extremely well and I just can't see why that has been changed.
  9. 2 points
    Definitely won't be Leicester Cubs - there's a Twitter poll and the options are, err, Rapids, Sliders, Broncos, and Magic.
  10. 2 points
    Really don’t understand the need to add ‘must have been in the CL / NL’. Just give the reduction to all British riders, that haven’t previously rode for another country.
  11. 2 points
    #1 A N other #3 Mason #5 S O Else Would be my guess!
  12. 2 points
    Sad to see Buxton,the only Team who tried to compete with spirit which the league was set up but were outgunned in the end by glory hunters paying over the odds to riders for success.
  13. 2 points
    I dont really understand this lowering points to let talent through it seems a load of nonsense to me as long as the points limit is not ridiculously high.If the points limit was say 42.5in the NL do you think kent would not of signed dan gilkes or the thompson twins going to leicester ??? Do me a favour talent will always find its way through.. the low ponits limit just means we have to watch the likes of ryan mcdonald,jamie laker,aaron butcher ,kiearon douglas and joe alcock trail round half a lap behind everybody else ...all a low point limit does is cut out a young decent rider who has done well and make you select a rider who is useless but for some reason the future utter joke.
  14. 2 points
    Just goes to show that sometimes even the "brighter NL promoters" make a mess of it. The limit has been set to encourage new blood and promote closer standard throughout the sides then they all sneak off and sign one big hitter. I don't like restrictions of any point and upper average limits don't really work BUT if promotions realised that signing balanced sides throughout the league would create a better and more sustainable product over all thing can start to make positive steps forward.
  15. 2 points
    Please be patient ...news on the way!
  16. 2 points
    I have always inwardly scoffed at the people who claim NL to be a ten quid league. With the weakening of the standard for 2 successive seasons the price point really has to be lowered significantly too.
  17. 2 points
    Alun Rossiter made a similar comment about keyboard warriors. These are your customers guys !!!!!!
  18. 2 points
    Don't have a problem with Glasgow paying riders exactly what they want, just don't come out in the Speedway Star moaning you are losing money and things can't continue as they are.
  19. 1 point
    Gosh that will make it tough. I'm scratching ma head to think of any.....
  20. 1 point
    I'll be pretty surprised if Mason starts at No 1 jenga.
  21. 1 point
    The ‘experts’ comment was a wry reference to last year’s Speedway Star ratings pre-season
  22. 1 point
    Totally agree with you. Hopefully Buxton can announce their fixtures fairly soon in the year so people can plan a weekend in the Peaks and a visit to Buxton. Be great if they got a "shared" meeting and fans turned out in numbers. I know they would have to share the revenue with everyone else but if we all went and bought £5 of raffle tickets, it would be a huge boost to Buxton. Speedway fans should adopt Buxton as their second team. I will, for one. See you in the summer. Just one thing, Jayne Moss: turn the heaters on please
  23. 1 point
    So the Thompson Twins come in on a total assessed average of 4.00. That leaves the Leicester Moggies to sign up the remaining 5 with 32 points to play with. That averages out at over 6 points a rider, or 2 x 9 point riders, 2 x 6 point riders and another 2.00 newcomer. Might as well hand the league trophy over to them straight away. Any news on which track Cradley will be riding their home fixtures? Shall we start a sweepstakes on how many league fixtures Stoke will have outstanding when cut-off date arrives?
  24. 1 point
    Is that the same solid businessmen who highlighted their losses the day the AGM started and asked for volunteers to help the club out during the new season :S Laura Morgan has always been honest and open about how difficult the last couple of seasons have been for her she has always said that she wont pay silly money to attract riders to her club but there is one thing for sure she has always had and will continue to have Workington Comets best interests at heart and that is probably why we are running this coming season, she most certainly does not have a chip on her shoulder !
  25. 1 point
    Not just the promoters - some of the fans who post on here should be avoided at all costs too
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