Daniel Smith

You know what he means, scored 8 in his 1st 3 rides then only 2+1 in the next 3 You are an awkward sod sometimes

Do you take my point? I do take yours but your missing rider's away stats show you were strengthened yes? Even on the combined averages for 2016, your 3 missing rider's, rounded up come to 18 points

Ok, maths time Away averages Thorsell 5.67 Bech 4.00 Howarth 5.33 =15.00 Guests R/R 5 Bridger 7 (RR scores removed) Kerr 8 (RR scores removed) =20 So a +5 over your missing riders = improvement does it not. Certainly wouldn't have seen Bech outscore Bridger and Howarth outscore Kerr. Thorsell would have bettered 5 but not sure he'd of got 11 to have outscored tonight's lineup. Wolverhampton WERE strengthened tonight

against the odds my a$$ Shovlar #2 Many believed Wolves were in this with us tracking 3 EDR's & Batchelor. You were leading up to heat 7 and only ever 2 behind up to the last race.

8 day rule only counts for 2 guest appearances. His 1st meeting was for his own team.

Got to admit, Leicester beating Swindon on their own patch is quite amusing.

Already explained, Rose has a new average and has moved into the #2 or #4 positions hence Simon Lambert is riding at #7

At least all our rider's tonight are squad members and not doing to bad with 3 EDR's

Which has been SCB's argument too but I think the rules are written in that as per start of the season. So EDR's will always be #6 & #7 in terms of the rules even if they're in the 1-5. If that makes sense? Does to me anyway

Which rightly stops the pathetic use of rider's like Stuart Robson etc for EDR's. Common sense

If you misinterpret a rule it doesn't need amending Brilliant

They had done wrong. They'd miss-interpreted the rule hence the amendment

If Robert Lambert has a bad night this is going to be embarrassing

That explains everything, thanks Neil

Great for him, shame he's not great everywhere else Remember, his Speedway career was built around Eastbourne, he's a trick track specialist. Not an advert for Lakeside I'm never gonna overly enjoy turning yourself inside out Speedway at trick tracks. We all like different things, saying that, and again last night was the best Sky meeting ever from Lakeside

Negatives: I can't stand Lakeside's circuit, it's a training track Regardless of the days weather conditions it's was still rubbish track conditions, Kylmakorpi was spot on. Positives: It actually wasn't to bad racing in the end, the best Lakeside meeting on Sky ever I'd say

It could all come down to who Wolves have as a guest Maybe Brady Kurtz is their best option

I think King's Lynn have fooked up their team according to the rules Jakobsen is injured and Huckenbeck #8 is on World Cup duty So, according to the rules it should be Jakobsen at 2 or 4 as R/R with no guest facility How can we have Rose at 4 and Lambert at 7

We're in the deep stuff if you ask me Teams confirmed as: KING’S LYNN: 1. Niels-Kristian Iversen 2. Mads Korneliussen 3. Robert Lambert 4. Lewis Rose 5. Troy Batchelor 6. Carl Wilkinson 7. Simon Lambert WOLVERHAMPTON: 1. Fredrik Lindgren 2. Jacob Thorssell R/R 3. Sam Masters 4. Guest TBC 5. Joonas Kylmakorpi 6. Ashley Morris 7. Lewis Kerr

Are you saying the bag of nail Holub is a King's Lynn asset? Or you just attaching that to the Topinka connection?

Headline should have read "Up and coming British rider dropped for a s#!+ foreigner.....again"

Stars need to be on their game for this. We'll struggle at home (as proven last week) if we continue to carry passengers Looks like Huckenbeck isn't available as he's down to ride in the SWC qualifier in Italy

Lambert has already been there with the World U21 qualifier

GB now look as though they may not even make the highest scoring 2nd place

FFS, have we got to go over the Craig Cook thing again Craig Cook is allowed to ride PL because he has a 2015 PL average to allow him to do so Bridger can't ride PL because his average was higher than 6.00 at the start of the season They are the rules, end of debate saying that, I hope going forward from 2017 all Brits with no international commitments (Poland, Sweden, Denmark) can double down regardless of EL average.