Allitt Racing

While I agree Rob. Our riders were also getting tired and were hardly putting everything on the line in the second meeting. That said it's good to see some of the scunny lads improving.

Mr s1. You can only pick upto the average that Lewis had as he has not yet got a new average. We picked the best guest that was avaliable on that average. Chris did his level best for us but if course we missed a rider that is averaging 10 plus but only has a 6 plus average as far as a guest is concerned. Hope that explains.

Hi mike. Yes still not so good but the mdl is important as well here are the teams. These lads are the future I know mr Widman feels the same way although his long eaton charges are not here tonight he will no most of the lads on show. MDL Kings Lynn Poultec Lightning 1. Adam Kirby 2. Layne Culpit 3. Alec Wright 4. Ryan Kinsley Stoke Hartshil cycles Spitfires 1. Sam Woods 2. Sam Ward 3. Adam Shepherd 4. David Holt TM Mike Gittings

Quite right Semion. I think the word home was missed out lol. He rode his first matches away at Kent then Scunthorpe. Hopefully see you tonight?

http://www.kingslynnstars.co/young-stars-open-home-campaign/ Mod Note - Please put date into thread rather than 'tonight' as come tomorrow tonight isnt

Lol what about Rose one year in NL. Bailey no seasons. Marc Owen limited with injury. The kings Lynn boys all younger than the stags number 1. In fact the oldest is 27. If that is to old then we are in trouble. As for ambition. Both Darren and Kyle are on the elite list so clearly they have it. James will be when he gets fully fit. So when you know all that maybe you will feel differently ?

Kings Lynn Poultec Lightning 1. Josh Bailey 2. Alec Wright 3. Adam Kirby 4. Ryan Kingsley Belle Vue Colts 1. David Holt 2. Michael Neal 3. Rob Shuttleworth 4. Sam Woods

Kings Lynn. 1. Lewis Rose RR 2. Darren Mallett 3. James cockle 4. Rik mullins 5. Kyle Hughes 6. Josh bailey 7. Scott campos.

It is RR for Lewis on Sunday for Kings Lynn.

Andy will not be riding for the MDL team this season sadly. He has helped in a big way over the last two seasons and I would like to thank him for that. However he is now putting all his efforts into Connor and I am sure everyone will understand that. TMW You know my thoughts on what you have said ref the MDL I agree

Semion hi. We did offer Connor a contract along with josh last year. However Connor decided on mildenhall which of course was his choice. Furrow Some people wonder why team managers and promoters choose not to come on here. Comments like yours are the reason. Anyone that knows me and what I stand for and have done already with the young stars knows how I work. Being a " mate " has nothing to do with it. As for ambition again you clearly don't know me at all.

Lynnboy. I can understand your thoughts, however it was always going to be difficult after last season with Lewi Kerr, Robert Lambert, Jake Knight all not racing in NL in 2014. As I said at the forum we are still working very hard on the youth setup with the MDL and riders will come through just as they have the last few years. However that does take time and you can actually do more damage than good to young riders putting them in to soon. Having said all that I do feel the team we have put out can improve, the riders in the team this year are all capable of improving the starting averages and as Darren showed last year are far better than the averages suggest. Added to that how many other NL teams can say they have produced half of the Elite league team the following year ? It will take a little time both Lewis Rose and Josh are still developing and as I said others from the junior set up will come through in time. Hope that answers the question a little

James Cockle Signs http://www.kingslynnstars.co/index.php/national/young-stars-news/254-cockle-returns-to-young-stars

You will be fine with Lewis Rose. He is a talent trust me :-)

The options are very limited. Because of the transfer deadline at the end of August a team can only use a 3 point unmatched rider. Josh was signed by the club for next season as an asset and we all felt although it would be difficult it was best to use josh. In fact he did very well against mildenhall and rode well in the two matches. The experience he has gained will serve him well and I feel it was still the right decision rather than using a 3.00 rider who had no attachment to our club.