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It is going to be hard to replace Dakota North or Davey Watt really as you can only have TWO 7+ riders in your team using the starting averages. So even if Dakota North averages 8.08 early on, he can only be replaced with a rider that started the season on an average under seven unless they release Magic or Holder too

Do you have any evidence of this rule at all?

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You HOPE they will ....... Don't under estimate Wolves as they will have their days when they give a spanking and you could be suprised on how good Museliak is

 

 

 

 

It is going to be hard to replace Dakota North or Davey Watt really as you can only have TWO 7+ riders in your team using the starting averages. So even if Dakota North averages 8.08 early on, he can only be replaced with a rider that started the season on an average under seven unless they release Magic or Holder too

Wrong,

2 over 7 is for the start of the season only. After the 1st set of averages, teams can do as they please. If every rider has a 10+ average they can be replaced like for like. I can only see the 2 over 7 rule being enforced for redeclaration.

There's no way if Holder gets injured Poole would only be allowed a 6.99 replacement if North or Watt up their averages.

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Wrong,

2 over 7 is for the start of the season only. After the 1st set of averages, teams can do as they please. If every rider has a 10+ average they can be replaced like for like. I can only see the 2 over 7 rule being enforced for redeclaration.

There's no way if Holder gets injured Poole would only be allowed a 6.99 replacement if North or Watt up their averages.

 

 

You have misunderstood what I posted.

 

Should Chris Holder be injured then Poole can sign whoever they want upto his average (or the 34 limit) and that is fine.

 

 

However if North or Watt move their averages to say 7.67, they can not be replaced by a rider that has a 7+ average now like Tai Woffinden, Piotr Pawlicki or Peter Kildemand as their 1-7 will contain THREE riders that started the season on 7+ averages.

 

If Poole or any other club wanted to sign Woffinden or Kildemand or Kasprzak for example it would have to be at the expense of a rider that started on a 7+ average UNLESS that team never started the season with two such riders like Wolves and Lakeside

 

 

 

EDIT; I could just imagine if this was allowed, Poole releasing North 7.67 and Gomolski 7.05 mid season and bringing in Kildemand and Woffinden to give them a top five of Holder, Janowski, Kildemand, Woffinden and Watt

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Like-for-like signing are allowed. So if North goes over 7 he CAN be replaced by a rider over 7 (but under Norths figure). BUT Poole couldn't redeclared back to 34 including Holder, Magic and North if they're all over 7.

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Like-for-like signing are allowed. So if North goes over 7 he CAN be replaced by a rider over 7 (but under Norths figure). BUT Poole couldn't redeclared back to 34 including Holder, Magic and North if they're all over 7.

 

Any rider currently with an average over seven points a meeting CANT sign for Poole unless it;s in place of Holder or Janowski.

 

The TWO 7+ riders will be in place all season with those figures at present. So if Dakota North is averaging 7.67 they cant sign Kildemand or Woffinden etc

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Any rider currently with an average over seven points a meeting CANT sign for Poole unless it;s in place of Holder or Janowski.

 

The TWO 7+ riders will be in place all season with those figures at present. So if Dakota North is averaging 7.67 they cant sign Kildemand or Woffinden etc

 

 

The rule is as follows TNT, with the relevant bit in bold:

 

17.4.2

A Teams combined MA for the top 5 positions must not exceed 34.00 points nor include more
than 2 x Riders, whose MA exceeds 7.00 or 2 Doubling-Up Riders (satisfying the same
conditions as for the initial Team Declaration) when re-declared, either permanently or
temporarily, except where the MA of the introduced Rider is equal to, or lower than the Rider
being replaced.

 

i.e. the first bit is irrelevant when the rider being replaced is a like for like switch, as Screamer and SCB pointed out.

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Like-for-like signing are allowed. So if North goes over 7 he CAN be replaced by a rider over 7 (but under Norths figure). BUT Poole couldn't redeclared back to 34 including Holder, Magic and North if they're all over 7.

 

I've always felt this scenario is worded wrong, and favours teams with riders who score above CMA. To illuminate this manipulation of team changing and make it more fair to all teams, any replacement of riders should be governed to the averages, the team was assembled with at the start of the season. What's the point of having a point limit to building a team, when at the first opportunity it can be abused. Surely that's not the intention of the rules ???

 

Teams, with riders who are finding it hard to score and their CMA is dropping, are the ones that need help and , to me it is wrong that teams are penalised by the rules, if it that means, any replacement have to be governed by a their diminishing scores instead of the ones he started with.

 

Another loop hole filled in..........

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Any rider currently with an average over seven points a meeting CANT sign for Poole unless it;s in place of Holder or Janowski.

 

The TWO 7+ riders will be in place all season with those figures at present. So if Dakota North is averaging 7.67 they cant sign Kildemand or Woffinden etc

Of course they can sign Woffy or Killer if their averages fit. You're making it up.

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Surely its been the case for many seasons that any team that shows the most improvement on their starting average is likely to at least be in the play-offs if not the eventual champions.

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Surely its been the case for many seasons that any team that shows the most improvement on their starting average is likely to at least be in the play-offs if not the eventual champions.

 

But that doesn't make it right. Surely the idea would be for the rules to help the struggling clubs, The teams that have good scoring riders don't need to be helped.

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Surely its been the case for many seasons that any team that shows the most improvement on their starting average is likely to at least be in the play-offs if not the eventual champions.

Exactly what I said.

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Exactly what I said.

Indeed you did! :t: but some clearly don't see that skill in team-building?! :wink:

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My prediction is that Eastbourne will finish bottom of the Elite League.

 

that's what everyone always predicts.

 

so why change now :)

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Poole

Swindon

Coventry

Kings Lynn

Belle Vue

Leicester

Wolverhampton

Lakeside

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Poole

Swindon

Kings Lynn

Belle Vue

Leicester

Coventry

Wolverhampton

Lakeside

You might want to have a re-think on that prediction. :t:

Poole

Coventry

Kings Lynn

Swindon

Belle Vue

Leicester

Lakeside

Wolverhampton

 

Bees to win the play off final. :drink:

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