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Apologies, perhaps I should have made myself clearer. I was comparing only the parallel that work promised will be delivered. Obviously the NSS was a completely different ball game I get that. Its just when people try to question if what was provided as correct information is actually correct. I don’t see why it wouldn’t be. I know we are talking about different companies however note the caution of these people because of previous track records.

The stats were already done. Kurtz has the best Average at Sheffield.

Trouble is come end of seasons those number ones prove they are worth bringing back because that’s the consistency required to win the title. Kurtz, Cook, Masters already have a higher average than Holder. Not according to final end of year averages for 2017

Aah ok, thanks for that info. Couldn’t remember him riding much PL but yea I’d say in general not PL standard. That said there are likely to be a few weak number 7s next season so he only has to beat his opposite number to improve. Think he is being more relied on to do well at Sheffield, which on paper he should be the strongest candidate. I too would have said Wells however after this season it’s a huge gamble.

6.86 from his last spell at Rye House.

Holder hasn’t been a number one standard here for several seasons tho now.

Still talking bull I see. So yet again you’ve changed from ALL to MOST. Neither of which I said. Keep digging, it’s not working.

CVS words not mine.

‘Looking forward to visiting the infamous toilets on back straight again in 2020 lol keep us informed.’ sounds mocking to me. Anyway Manchester delivered, so no reason why Swindon won’t do the same.

Does Todd have any experience in the top flight? If he has it’s very little. And nothing to write home about if so.

If there was ever a new facility that nobody believed would happen it was the NSS. These things take time just like it did in Manchester. Mocking about it is in very poor taste given how long the Aces pair were laughed at for suggesting it would happen. still, each to their own.

Hopefully more news will filter thru later on the news (I couldn’t make it time sadly). So far i heard that Hancock has been spoken too as the main news that’s filtered out so far.

It would be a very poorly iced cake if Holder was the big name.

And made huge strides years after leaving Poole despite being dead average in the top flight for years. Or are you now the 2nd person who said that Doyle was always likely to become a world champion? Changing the goal posts yet again. I didn’t say every rider, YOU did. I said ‘riders generally do improve when they move away from Poole’. It’s no wonder I’m not entertaining a serious discussion with you because you change the details to suit your argument. Something you are known for doing. Someone who can’t smell their own bull eh Lisa? Comedy gold all the same.

Hopefully some clues will be gained if it’s likely the expected duo or waiting on ‘someone’. I just hope I can make it tonight but might not be there till late so might just skip it if I can’t be there 8ish. Hopefully someone will put some info on tho anyway.

So you are now saying that you predicted Doyle was going to be a world champion when he was at Poole? Makes you the only one who believed it at the time. Lift up the blinkers. Is that his wife? Klindt most definitely has got better being at Poole. That’s a success story.

Great news for the Witches with Allen confirmed. Impressive rider who is only getting better.

Spin king has done the stats on Auty v Kurtz at Sheffield (post not far above). Kurtz is the better rider at Sheffield without question.

Oh yes!

Can’t argue with facts.

A typical blue tint response. And a flawed response. Doyle wasn’t young when he rode for Poole. I stand by my point however tho what that has to do with Wolves is baffling. Wolves have in general been loyal to riders which is a different position to Poole anyway. But feel free naming riders that got better when leaving Wolves to make your point. I’ll even start you with one, Musielak. And you are still trying to defend that dreadful track?? Good luck championship fans, welcome to the world of the blue tints.

Swindon have a look of the team to beat again next season already anyway but yes there are question marks over the bottom 3. Ellis I thought was a NL standard rider only until this season when it proves that riding often really can help bring you along. Gonna be a huge task to step up even more to second string or senior reserve. Big ask imho. As for Jordan, not seen him. Although his scores in the CL have improved. Looks a steady improver maybe in the mould of Douglas? Well worth the gamble I’d say. Rowe would appear out of his depth but he has made significant improvement in the CL and held done a second string role. Plus there are on paper equally weak number 7s. Again probably worth the gamble I’d say.

They were 3 riders that I thought of too however what is clear you would have used the same argument with me also. As I’ve said the question was answered but you have chosen to move the goal posts as expected. It’s the typical response from a blinkered blue blooded fan.

Josh at championship level would be my pick over Todd, I’d agree. However the stats at Sheffield show Todd is better this season. Thankfully, for Sheffield, there are a few weaker number 7s next season but still expect him to struggle away.

Finishing 1st to 4th at the end of the season is the first success. Makes no difference if that’s 1st or 4th tho. Sweden and Poland don’t have much bigger league systems yet those are measured a success. Sweden ran a season with only 7 teams in recent years. In an ideal world we would have 10 - 12 teams in each league plus a proper system for ensuring the next generation have a proper education system towards the top tier. We can all dream tho.