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If you are going to compare averages then Meidzinski was still classed as 5.57 whilst Shamek was 6.95 from last year.

 

You cant compare averages from this V last year to prove he is currently better, come on!!

 

Who isnt to say that Shamek would be more nearer 9 IF he was riding here??

 

Miedzinski did well, as everyone knew he would. Nothing to suggest that Shamek wont better that.

 

Of course you can Steve, you're talking nonsense.

 

What you can't do is start talking about Miedzinski having a 5.57 average from 5 years ago as if it's relevant. Pawlicki's average was gained last year and is a good indicator of his current ability, Miedzinski's average was gained this year and is a good indicator of his current ability - of course you can compare them.

 

Yes Pawlicki might increase his average, but that's not guaranteed, and for him to improve by a point and a half to Miedzinski's level would be a massive ask.

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Exactly ;) So Riding at number 5 will mean that Shamek will pick up less bonus points so without improving his GSA will increase!

 

Not true :)

 

If you ride at #3 or #4 with a similar standard partner and beat 1 opponent, there's a good chance that your team partner will finish ahead of you thus increasing your tally of bonus points.

 

If you ride at #5 with poor reserves, if you beat one opponet, it's unlikely that your team partner will finish ahead of you.

 

So the same rider riding at #3 or #4 is likely to pick up more bonus points than if he were at #5

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Of course you can Steve, you're talking nonsense.

 

What you can't do is start talking about Miedzinski having a 5.57 average from 5 years ago as if it's relevant. Pawlicki's average was gained last year and is a good indicator of his current ability, Miedzinski's average was gained this year and is a good indicator of his current ability - of course you can compare them.

 

Yes Pawlicki might increase his average, but that's not guaranteed, and for him to improve by a point and a half to Miedzinski's level would be a massive ask.

 

Absolutely true, we know what Miedzinski`s current ability is because he has a current average.

It isnt fair to judge Pawlicki on last years average because he may be a whole better rider this season.

You clearly believe last year is his ability, but that is a dangerous assumption.

Example, if we judge a rider on last year`s ability then Kings Lynn would have the worst and poorest Number one in the EL, and lets face it - we all thought it!

Im delighted for Neils who has looked 2nd heat leader at best through-out his career.

 

Pawlicki looks a huge talent as has shown in his time with the Bees.

So its hugely debatable if 6.95 is his real ability this season or not.

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Not true :)

 

So the same rider riding at #3 or #4 is likely to pick up more bonus points than if he were at #5

If what he said was "Not true" why have you concluded by agreeing with him that someone riding at No.5 will pick up less bonus points than someone at No.3 or 4?

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So its hugely debatable if 6.95 is his real ability this season or not.

 

Agreed. But it's also hugely debatable if 8.47 is his real ability this season, has he ever averaged that anywhere in the world?

 

If what he said was "Not true" why have you concluded by agreeing with him that someone riding at No.5 will pick up less bonus points than someone at No.3 or 4?

 

Because the "not true" bit was that Pawlicki's average would automatically increase by riding at number 5 rather than number 3 or 4

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Agreed. But it's also hugely debatable if 8.47 is his real ability this season, has he ever averaged that anywhere in the world?

 

 

 

 

 

I dont know what his Polish and Swedish averages are. However he has been riding at 1 in Sweden i believe.

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Absolutely true, we know what Miedzinski`s current ability is because he has a current average.

It isnt fair to judge Pawlicki on last years average because he may be a whole better rider this season.

You clearly believe last year is his ability, but that is a dangerous assumption.

Example, if we judge a rider on last year`s ability then Kings Lynn would have the worst and poorest Number one in the EL, and lets face it - we all thought it!

Im delighted for Neils who has looked 2nd heat leader at best through-out his career.

 

Pawlicki looks a huge talent as has shown in his time with the Bees.

So its hugely debatable if 6.95 is his real ability this season or not.

I am delighted for Niels too,one of the nicest guys in speedway.

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Miedzinski was obviously a better rider than 5.57 and Pawlicki is obviuosly a better than 6.97 or whatever it is. Miedzinski did up his average and in my mind Pawlicki is better has more potential and so therefore will do as well if not better. You cant say AM at 8.50 is a 1.5 better rider than Pawlicki thats just rubbish! you cant compare the 2 averages. the only problem with Pawlicki is his availability so in that respect you may be weaker but not on scoring ability!

Its a typical Poole thread i.e that they defend the indefensible time after time. Putting in excuses as to why they wont win the league already just in case they dont happen to, when any normal educated supporter can see they will walk it this year. They looking for the excuse that whoever comes in will make them weaker and so therefore will lose the league. It is blatant what they have done bought in someone on a false average to then make sure he doesnt leave until he gets his new average meaning they can effectively replace a 5.5 rider with an 8 point rider!! And that will make them weaker? How? Only if they replace with a 5.5 rider which they should have done at the end of May.

 

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Miedzinski was obviously a better rider than 5.57

 

Irrelevant - that was an average he obtained 5+ years ago

 

and Pawlicki is obviuosly a better than 6.97 or whatever it is.

 

 

Maybe, maybe not. That was an average obtained within that last 12 months, and therefore far more likely to be accurate than Miedzinski's 5.57 figure

 

Miedzinski did up his average and in my mind Pawlicki is better has more potential and so therefore will do as well if not better.

 

 

Supposition

 

You cant say AM at 8.50 is a 1.5 better rider than Pawlicki thats just rubbish! you cant compare the 2 averages.

 

Of course you can, they are the current averages for both riders and have been obtained in the recent past. The automatic assumption that Pawlicki WILL UNDOUBTEDLY up his average by 1.5 points is rubbish however.

 

the only problem with Pawlicki is his availability so in that respect you may be weaker but not on scoring ability!

 

Supposition

 

Its a typical Poole thread i.e that they defend the indefensible time after time. Putting in excuses as to why they wont win the league already just in case they dont happen to, when any normal educated supporter can see they will walk it this year. They looking for the excuse that whoever comes in will make them weaker and so therefore will lose the league.

 

Now you're just repeating the same old anti Poole nonsense you've no doubt read on here before.

 

It is blatant what they have done bought in someone on a false average to then make sure he doesnt leave until he gets his new average meaning they can effectively replace a 5.5 rider with an 8 point rider!! And that will make them weaker?

 

Well the whole point of team building is to select riders who will increase there average. If that rider then leaves, nothing illegal or immoral has taken place.

 

"replacing a 5.5 rider with an 8 point rider" is a foolish thing to say. Adrian Miedzinski is an 8.5 rider as his average shows. Of course Poole should be allowed to replace him as such.

 

 

How? Only if they replace with a 5.5 rider which they should have done at the end of May.

 

Why?

 

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It is blatant what they have done bought in someone on a false average to then make sure he doesnt leave until he gets his new average meaning they can effectively replace a 5.5 rider with an 8 point rider!! And that will make them weaker? How? Only if they replace with a 5.5 rider which they should have done at the end of May.

 

2012 season - the year the elite league was ruined

 

Lol love these rants. Can see the blood vessels pumping on his temples.

 

And guess what? Poole are totally within the rules to do this. As Peterborough just did last week. You going to moan about them?

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Poole are not doing anything wrong in this instance but the way they got Miedzinski in the first place is wrong.

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where did i say it was wrong to replace an 8.5 rider with an 8.5 rider? that is within the rules it was the way that AM was signed which is the problem here. Obtaining a 5.5 rider to stop anyone probably using him again and then making sure he stayed long enough to get his new average was the issue and to be fair 99% of this forum do see that!

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where did i say it was wrong to replace an 8.5 rider with an 8.5 rider? that is within the rules it was the way that AM was signed which is the problem here. Obtaining a 5.5 rider to stop anyone probably using him again and then making sure he stayed long enough to get his new average was the issue and to be fair 99% of this forum do see that!

Obtaining a 5.5 rider and ensuring he stays long enough to get a new average is good management,there are alot of riders who don't ride here anymore because their average is perceived as too high and not all of them achieved their new average riding for Poole!!

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where did i say it was wrong to replace an 8.5 rider with an 8.5 rider? that is within the rules it was the way that AM was signed which is the problem here. Obtaining a 5.5 rider to stop anyone probably using him again and then making sure he stayed long enough to get his new average was the issue and to be fair 99% of this forum do see that!

 

Whatever are you talking about now?

 

What makes you think Poole used Adrian Miedzinski in order to make him unusable for anyone else? Adrian Miedzinski only wanted to ride here until May. Matt Ford wanted him to stay for the rest of the year.

 

You have to deal with facts, you can't just go making stuff up.

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