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Bald Bloke

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  1. Agree. Any rider that can maintain his average or increase it can't be a bad rider, so must be decent, at any level.. ??
  2. Didn't Ford tell Somerset that if they wanted C. Holder they would have to buy him for £20k. Refused a loan. Didn't matter as he wasn't allowed to ride here in the end.... I have not read the whole tread, but this came to mind. Might be irrelevant.
  3. I'm not so sure. Riders that can hold or increase their average could win you things. Whatever their average is.. Out of the Prem riders in 2020, who do you rate as "decent"?
  4. I think I probably would as well. He knows the tracks from the off. so not a gamble. Unless Buster has found a stonker, which isn't easy. I know the season hasn't started yet, but looking at the team, the top 2 will do ok, as will the reserves.Our week links away will probaby be TJ and Lewis. I think they will swap around a fair bit with the reserves throughout the season, leaving our engine room weak away from home whoever steps up into the 1-5. You need some points on the road to reach the playoffs. Hope i'm wrong.
  5. I think he's a good signing on 7.58. Will at the worst hold his average imho.
  6. I remember the days when all the rakers used march out of the pits on the parade with the riders at the AFA. Back In the "Welcome to sunshine speedway, Saddlebow road, the home of the Kings Lynn Stars" days There must of been 10 or so back then.
  7. Just shows that it is not just the clay content in the shale. Deep track and very wet = fast, hard to pass. Busters tracks are fast and smooth, but a little less shale and a bit less water, might just do the trick As we know a good race track isn't always the fastest.
  8. Poole don't do anything that costs them money for no reward.
  9. At the end of last season, he also said it was no good having riders who fly at the AFA and can't score away. What do they do, sign them again for 2020 and add Ty Proctor . The mind boggles, well mine does anyway
  10. My guess would be because it was for sale, and Buster thought the Prem needed another team. You would think he at least wants to break even if he can. As for the team, we will have to wait and see. The Stars only finished 2nd from bottom, and so far we have 4 of last seasons and added Ty Proctor. Guess we will have to wait and see. Both Busters teams in the play offs would be nice, don't laugh, im serious
  11. Another rider to be announced later this week according to the Stars twitter. Probably be Cookie I think.
  12. Louis said it in a TV interview at the end of the season. I think it was after a play off meeting. And he wasn't pis$ed..
  13. We are 29.98 and add Cookie 7.39 (after 5% reduction) come out at 37.37. Would leave 5.13 Pretty handy for a reserve. Hope they make full use of the points available
  14. Hard to find much info on him. Did find this, but English is hard enough for me, let alone this I did find a quote from him saying the "grippy" Ippo track will take some getting used to though . https://www.michael-haertel.de/termine
  15. What I meant was that a riders form in Kurri Kurri during the winter doesn't give much of an indication of what we can expect on these shores in 2020. I know it's of interest to Sheffield fans as well as some Poole fans. After seeing off a bottle of gin, I went for the shorter direct route
  16. Cookie is a must. And the track being prepared slicker, is too. Some Stars riders need to improve big time away, and if Buster wants to stick with some of last seasons worst away scorers, he needs to prepare the AFA slicker, so it's more like away tracks. It seems a cheap option, as it will take time.We shall see. Wouldn't be surprised if one of Busters 2 teams will finish bottom.
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