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Personally I have never had any issue with Havvy, great rider in his day, always pulled out all the stops for his country and nice guy to talk to in my own experience, judging by some comments others haven't had the same experience as myself but I can only speak as I find.

Great news all round, having Havvy as away team manager is fantastic news, always liked him as a man and a rider.

Yes well Batch may not agree either! Completely different track though.

In the play offs Klindt performed very well and I believe it was grippier then so I can't see any reason why he shouldn't be able to cope with any track.

It is up to the team as a whole to decide what is best, I think riders of Klindt and Holder quality can ride any track slick or grippy, they may prefer it on the slick side but if the rest of the team prefer it grippy I doubt either would have an issue with that.

Nicholls isn't great at Belle Vue, he hates it but Monmore suits him, I would think that is the point plus Wolves could have had Nicholls without changing more than one rider in the team.

Yes true, He isn't exactly Joe Widescreen!

We seem to discuss the track at Kings Lynn all the time, how it used to be and how it is now and how it favours the home team but i feel most home fans would forgive the occasional loss for better racing.

I would agree Sheffield will suit him better than Poole although he's had some pretty decent meetings at Poole over the years.

I don't think his weight is an issue, i think he had a particularly bad year due to personal issues and mechanical issues, like Harris, Hans etc he isn't the rider he was but i believe he will be better this season.

I would think he would be a far better fit at Wolves, he is much better at Wolves than Peterborough these days .

You would want Scott back after last season? and KK isn't reliable.

Klindt was a very good performer at Ipswich last season, maybe not so good in really grippy conditions but it is up to your team to decide how they want the track and if Holder doesn't want it grippy then it won't be.

It means Wolves have the scope to strengthen mid season more easily than other teams so it could be a good plan.

I would say NBJ would be a good signing , rode well last year and unlucky to get sacked and then got injured.

You would like to think that they have a plan in place to change it mid season , they should have most of their spare points available for a while and it could just be a decent strategy in the end. For the management to say everything is in place now so we can announce the signing of Masters surely cannot be believed as an excuse why it has taken so long to release that news.

Very strange to build so much under the limit, i would imagine they thought they could get a top rider.

He should be more worried about his own team, not sure Belle Vue look half decent.

Ok fair enough but in fairness Ipswich didn't look a great team but you also have a lot of home advantage and it just showed what team spirit can do.

Don't think anybody said they had the worst ever. this years team looks competitive and should easily make the play offs whereas Kings Lynn look like they may struggle especially away.

Thanks! Is that your considered opinion!You will be telling me next Belle Vue are title contenders!

Other people have opinions too! It is my opinion that Hans is a good signing on a bargain average and should do very well next season.

Not bizarre at all,you are constantly putting him down, disregarding his horrendous crash as though it was nothing. I think he will finish at around 7, time will tell but if he fails to achieve that figure it won't be through lack of effort. We all know he isn't the rider he was but most fans like riders who don't give up and give maximum effort.