therefused

I don’t know why you keep mentioning kings Lynn on a Poole thread, very odd.

Kings Lynn too (already mentioned). Poole have done virtually nothing in helping young british riders over the years.

Big year for Jan, should be looking for an average closer to 8 than 7

Two more signings coming in the next couple of days

agreed, not sure why its relevant though?

its been a topic way before that, its been awful for years now.

Money talks

Should walk the league

they barely support international tournaments anyway, im not sure if they would be too concerned if they were the last nation left.

would they be bothered though?

on a sub 8 average think Cook is a good signing.

Good to see we got there in the end

please dont question his average youll be accused of ruining the whole sport soon.

I agree, Bowes will have a higher average than Mitch next season

having seen Scott last season he wont be 'woefully out of his depth' at all, or is it just a case of Ipswich fans putting down young british riders again?

of course it doesnt make sense, why would he have a higher average in the top league, if anything it should be lower? Last season Kings Lynn built a strength in depth team and people moaned and this season it might be top heavy and people are still complaining about it.

what on earth are you on about? i just asked what average he would start on.

Poole are stronger than Glasgow by a long mile, lot of question marks over the Glasgow team for me.

start on a 2 in the championship right? makes no sense to start on a higher average in the 'top' league.

if that 6 does turn out to be correct then im surprised there is no Klindt, and would guess the number 2 would probably be a young dane, leaves a fairly long tail. Does Scott definitely start on a 3 average if hes not a RS?

doubtful, hes never managed it before

how many riders per team?

yep, Poole should walk it next season, on paper no team is anywhere near.

They’ve already been sponsoring him, it isn’t just for 2026

Poole should win the league at a canter