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Probably the best 3 pointer left out there (excluding those rumoured to Belle Vue Storm). It's an impressive side and should make the play-offs imo.

True but he still looked better than Nick Phillips.

He hasn't retired. It was in the speedway star that he won't be fit for the start of the season but wants to get back on a bike.

Nick is 26 and has been around for years, yet is still on a 3.00 average. I think that says it all. Mason will do alright at home, albeit not in an entertaining manner. But away I would'nt be surprised if he often gets outscored by Bowtell or Hunter. Not a great team really.

Chances of Jamie Couzins returning?

My guess is _ _ _ _ D _ _ _ _ N 😉

Take a guess then Alex 😉

That's not my personal opinion. I think Geary is a good signing on a 3.00 average and he improved well towards the end of the season.

Buxton actually said that they'd continue team building when Pipe initially quit. So it's clearly a Moss signing, so I wonder how long Pioe keeps him in the team.

Yesterday (Monday) they said tomorrow morning

Stokes did retire around August but he may have had a change of heart.

Buxton promised us a rider announcement scheduled at 8:30am today but we're still waiting.

Clegg, Branford, Morris & Carr etc have shown ambition by moving up whereas Boxall is happy to ride for a club that he wants to regardless of what league they're in.

He seemed considerably improved once he recovered from his midseason injury. It may not be a signing to set the world alight but Andrews should improve his average a bit.

Tom Stokes is my guess.

Shanes and Stoneman are probably the only riders in the league who are struggling to get a team place due to their average. Shanes' plans appear to have been messed up by Kent mostly, rather than the system, and hopefully Stoneman can get a ride at Lakeside.

That means no Danny Phillips. I wonder where he's going.

Barry Bishop has offered his extensive personal thoughts on Bryn elsewhere.

He only didn't do NL last season to concentrate on his exams.

Greenwood has retired.

That's a good point. The older riders should really be heat leaders that are showing the younger riders how to ride the tracks and set up their bikes e.g. Atkin & Armstrong. Even experienced riders in terms of years ridden as opposed to age, like Wilson & Halsey, lead from the front as opposed to a stagnant middle of the league style older rider like Mason or Jones who would be chasing their own set-up in order to improve themselves.

Sorry it's 7.63 left, if you sign a 3 pointer as well.

I was surprised too but I'm guessing that he's been given a 3.00 because when he last rode it was Conference League gradings and not averages.

He's not ranking by averages. He's ranking them in order of his personal opinion.

Take out Shanes and include Hopwood. Then you're left with 7.60.