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2 teams defunct from last season, freeing up 14 riders a few retirees,but their is still a surplus of at least 6 riders,Plymouth were not excepted until much later than brum declared intention to run and managed to put a team out that increased attendance as the season went on so it can be done but not easy.

I think Laurence Rogers riding himself would be better

Not sure what his plans are but could kai huckenbeck be an option?

As far as I can tell their are no riders available to fill the last 3 places,brum don't have any thing in place to sign riders who need a visa i really can't see them putting a team on track. Sincerely hope I,m wrong!

Fair comment i hope so for proctors sake,he is a decent bloke.

Proctor has been a good rider,however once the downward spiral starts it very rarely gets reversed i hope proctor is the exception and can recapture some form but i have my doubts.

Logically after the first set of averages jye will be in the top5,unless proctor hits the ground running.

Jye maybe in the top 5,you still haven't signed your final rider or do you know something we don't?

Agree away form will be crucial.

I think Plymouths reserves will do ok ,atkins will double his average and gilkes was the highest averaged rider in the nl last season imo

I think its wide open imo I would only rule out Birmingham and Newcastle to be in with a chance of the playoffs.

It's all very well having strong reserves but they don't usually figure in hts 1,13,15!

He will if a team place becomes available.

While he was at Plymouth he was always good value imo unlike his most experienced team mate who certainly wasn't. I had a good insight to what happened in the pits and on track at Plymouth. If Plymouth need any injury replacements I wouldn't be at all surprised to see them bring him in.

Don't think that was the case at Plymouth at all. He always gives 100% and certainly isn't afraid to get stuck in.

No one said it wasn't.

That's because he's the British youth champion,surely that would more than meet any criteria required to be part of these things.

Yes he did,he also signed on for the last few matches, great rider around our track and was popular with the fans, unfortunately he went back on a verbal agreement to be our no1 in 2022 which upset few of the fans,personally I would welcome him back i rate him highly nothing spectacular but always reliable imo.

Apparently not.

I agree,very difficult situation.

Am I correct in thinking that the cook brothers average cannot drop below 4?

He may not be in any starting line ups but just my personal opinion he could replace an injured rider before the end of the season. I would welcome him back at Plymouth if we had injuries and could get him in at reserve

Skidder Plymouths website has been updated and we have a new main team sponsor i know you were concerned back along you can rest easy now

Tbf he did a good job at home for Plymouth in fact he won rider of the night a few times it was his away form that let him down and I expect he will have a team before long.

Hope you're right