Vinnie Foord will not recieve a single penny either. 

Leicester were my dark horse pick before a wheel was turned this season, I've been lapping their 1-7 up for a good few weeks now and last night's result isn't that much of a surprise to me. The last time we had a weaker PREM, It was won by a strength in depth side and that's the route the Lions have opted for this year. Sheffield as I said when the 1-7 was announced are a boom or bust outfit, If Flint and Etheridge ride well then it's BOOM! but if they ride poorly then it's BUST! literally no inbetween and we've seen the good and the bad already. Sheffield are still my pick for the title but the tail end has to be consistent and back the Top 3 up.

This is all hypothetical, but would it be in the rules? Rushen ups his average to above 5 (not likely to happen), gets dropped for Riss (on his Champ converted ave), then after missing 1 match, gets brought back as the RS in place of Scott? Basically what Edinburgh did in 2009, when they dropped Wolbert for Tully (Wolbert must've been an injury replacement), then Dilger for Wolbert (something along those lines, my memory is fading a little on that situation).

Possibly,would have thought they would have clarified the situation at Wed meeting,maybe an Oxford fan can answer if they did say anything.

Special mention to Joe Thompson, looked like he was going to pick up his scoring drought where he left off last season early on at Belle Vue but then since has showed some real signs of progress 👍👏

... In a sport that is so scared of jeopardy it's even removed it from the KO Cup!