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Yes he has actually a lower average than Sedgeman!

Yes we did but we let him go, cant understand why!!

Its a speciality of ours!!

Thanks, we aim to please! Got the desired effect!!

Us Pirates like to make sure everything is above board!!

Should Richie Worralls points from last night be allowed.

Surely in view of what has happened Richie Worralls points scored last night should be expunged

They are good reserves though!

I think Peterborough only need to win by more than 6 for the bonus point, dont think the bonus point matters much to Sheffield either.

Dont think it matters, cant see Sheffield winning whatever they do, Peterborough are a strong team now.

I think that would be a good thing for the play offs, Leicester would be cannon fodder in the play offs and who wouldnt want to see Emil and Doyley for a couple of more meetings, very much doubt they would win as the lower end is weak but you want to see the best riders as much as possible.

You misunderstood, i agree that if Ipswich win at Kings it is unlikely that Leicester will qualify for the play offs

Thats a big if

You said Fricke will be cup tied

I agree and they made a ruling in a play off years ago that it was more credible to use the same guest rider for both legs whether that rule still exists I dont know..

Max has a lower average than Tai so can be used home or away.

Quite funny if Fricke was used to beat his old team when he couldnt win with them last season.

Well Sheffield could use Lambert or Fricke or Laguta, be quite ironic to use Lambert against Belle Vue.

Yes true, forgot that, seems to be better in that

He can take the rest of the season off now.

Noddy going well at Sheffield, Claus not so good.

Vissing on his debut for Sheffield should score a few points against this lot then again maybe not!

I agree with the rule that states the most recent average should be used, higher or lower and converted if needed.

Maybe some riders dont like it but many ride it well. I think it produced good racing years ago.

Yes so they used a more recent average and converted it.