Bagpuss

Weakest of seven as expected but PP and Milik are riders I'll pay to watch. To be really competitive and not finish bottom they are going to need a couple of the bottom four to have a breakthrough season.

Comparing any top two with Ipswich is daft, they will be the best pairing by a million miles.

6.32 according to the signings thread.

I'm sure there are but it would be preferable to get over there earlier on a Saturday and be well rested for Sunday. Or to be there for practice on a Saturday. A no brainer considering he has got his foot in the door at Wroclaw and it's a case of staying with Redcar where he did so well last season.

Quite a difference if you plan to be available for Poland on a Sunday afternoon.

I'd say the riding order almost picks itself....MPT/Wojdylo at 2, Tarasenko at 5 and Basso/Iversen either way round at 3&4.

Let's hope he doesn't shaft anyone, we'd rather see him in full flight. I'm sure once he throws his leg over his bike for the first time he'll be well set. Nobody will be board

Look forward to seeing him dart round other riders.

Tight from 6th-10th!

I think I went Lynn and Leicester in my prediction thread post, therefore a top four of. Ippo, Sheffield, BV & Oxford.

That's the one! Cheers

Don't see them as champions but all things being equal they are play off certainties I'd say.

Better than the Twitches top two?

There we are folks, it's there in black and white.....taps thinks we're gonna win the league

I don't imagine Buster is involved in day to day stuff like that. Although ultimately responsible as the bloke at the top of course. That's encouraging, will make sure my relative got all the details right in that case!

A family member has e-mailed King's Lynn speedway about a ST and, guess what.....no response. Speedway really doesn't help itself sometimes.

Injuries ruined the end of that season but cest la vie. The point was that teams can sometimes look dreadful yet just click. Swindon did it too in 2017.

Sshhhhh

I'd suggest every one of those riders is either injury prone, unwilling to ride Championship or on their way down. If Liebman had been signed and frozen out a genuine British youngster who is ready for the challenge then fair enough but I don't think that's the case. I think she is one of the most exciting signings of the winter, along with Worky's other two new ones!

I wouldn't have thought so, not with the side they started with. Certainly very few if any pundits thought they'd win the lot though. Talking of 2018, the team who were predicted to finish bottom of the Premiership (or whatever it was called then) certainly did finish top

Any track can be difficult for the first visit though, places like Berwick, Edinburgh and Plymouth are pretty unique in shape and take a bit of learning. That said if Rew was the last signing rather than Vissing I'd be more excited as a Worky fan, but would be slightly concerned at going to some circuits with five debutants.

You don't want too many riders going to tracks for the first time though. A bit of experience to go alongside the top two is pretty important.

Iversen

I suspect the idea is that it's gripper and has more material on it so some visiting riders struggle to get round, meaning more chance of home wins.

Depends what 'coming to the party' means but he starts on 3.99, shouldn't be beyond him to average 5 - 5.5 on better equipment. Pearson should really flourish.