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Liking the way Workington are building there team and looking forward too my first trip down to Northside, and a catch up with old faces.

Thanks for the detailed reply , clears that rumour up.

Also the numerous horrendous injuries will have taken its toll.

I watched Adam Roynon at Glasgow and second half juniors were faster. I would steer clear better out there.

His final average is 4.21 less the 2.5% it is on the final averages per team on the British Speedway site.

He is still a Glasgow asset ,but to be honest with you his Polish commitment would be a problem for a Saturday race day. Be a coup if it happens.

Edinburgh probably looked after him more than anyone, even they were treading on eggshells with him last season. But as you say hopefully he is over his issues.

Good luck to Cookie on his return to the Comets. Still one of the top riders in the league and a proven number 1.

Pickering , Riss , Howarth and if you wait and start your season in June Richie Worrall.

Rent free.

Dayle Wood on better machinery should be potent.

The banter years might be making a return. Just wish we had the balls to have made the move up.

Don’t want to be negative so I will hold my counsel.

The asset myth is antiquated riders decide where they ride. Only positive in having assets is they are offset against your bond held by the BSPL.

Like the look of that team , will definitely be one of the favourites.

I know that’s why I was trying to convince Poole he would be a steal on that average.

Starke is a good shout in a watered down league and rides Poole well.

He has already been told he won’t be back with us. You don’t really keep up with what is actually happening do you.

It doesn’t really mean much because a rider will dictate who he rides for. But Jaizer is correct Glasgow purchased Tom from the governing body after Eastbourne folded.

Yes Glasgow bought Toms registration from the BSPL, for what it is worth Tom is a Glasgow asset. Only benefit is a loan fee.

Sure both will do fine, both have enough talent to adjust to there new surroundings.

Said the same thing about Flint , easier riding a track as a home rider.

All the best to Tom, unfortunate not too be back at Glasgow but it is what it is.

Happy with Leon , his Ashfield form or lack off is based as an away rider against a then strong Tigers home team. I can understand some wanting Claus over Leon but I think there is more scope for improvement in Leon than there is with Claus. Riding Glasgow as a home rider is much easier than a visiting one.

Straight on again.