Dandelion

25 isn't exactly ancient though? There's plenty of other 'old' riders who ride in the national league, if we're counting 25+ as old Or is he 26 now? Either way... Not so old I am only suggesting Niall as a 3.00 rider though, can anyone suggest any others who would ride for Eastbourne? Thanks, Sam Woods? Although he's getting on a bit now... He'll be 23 next year

I thought about him but then I thought...below... Not that I'm a Rye House fan anyway, but if I was

Take Robbo out of the team and you'd have 7.76 left, not sure there'd really be a lot of riders not already signed better than Robbo? Maybe Ludvig but I might just be bias there Or Brady Kurtz if no one else wants him, but that seems unlikely

Has Adam Ellis said he won't be riding next year? Or have people just ruled him out because of circumstances/high average? Because if he is willing to stay he'd be the best rider in the league by a mile, bring in Powell and Dugard too, to fit in with the already signed riders and fill in whatever you have left, if it all fits together and Powell, Dugard and one of the reserves kick on that looks like a championship winning team to me 1. Adam Ellis 10.98 2. Charley Powell 4.05 3. Connor Coles 7.11 4. Kelsey Dugard 4.28 5. Georgie Wood © 7.62 6. Tom Brennan 3.00 7. 3.00? (Strudwick, Phillips or Piper) any other choices? I hope that the 3.00 average riders will go down to 2.00 like in the higher leagues and the there'd be 2 extra points to play with in the main body, Hopwood instead of Powell maybe? Or Harris instead of the number 7 rider

Just people were ranting about Branford not being the right choice, I think he's a very good choice, kinda wished he was at Newcastle tbh

Maybe Bowtell or Hunter might be announced as a number 8 who comes in occasionally for the number 7 rider? Anyway the only other rider I see that they could have signed instead of Rob Branford would be Rob Mear... Anyway I think Branford is a good rider Either that or I would have said NBJ instead of Robbo and had 6.22 at reserve instead 1. Edward Kennett 9.28 2. Davey Watt 7.56 3. Scott Nicholls 9.23 4. Nikolai Busk Jakobsen 6.50 5. Chris Harris 9.21 6. 6.22 (T. Kurtz, Allen, Rose, Jensen, Pijper, BWD) 7. 2.00-2.50ish (Someone )

Never knew THJ wasn't too popular at Edinburgh... Never knew what he was like back then, but I like him, being Scandinavian and all... Has he got a big head?

Who even knows then... I don't think he does as next year will be his fifth year in the PL/CL

ok thanks Shame

I KNOW this will be wrong for some reason, but if they used Thomas H Jonasson's old 5.69 average and convert it to the CL, it would only be a 7.97, steal!! Although I don't think the rules are like that, maybe he will get a new assessed one and I doubt that he will want to ride in Championship anyway

I assume Andersen's average will be a 5.00 I know this has nothing to do with 2017 but I didn't know where else to ppost, what average would the likes of Thomas H Jonasson come in on? Would they use his old 5.69 average and convert it or will he get a new assessed one?

Lewis Rose doesn't get a reduction as far as I'm aware?

Go get some different clothes on then if it's time for a thread change .....I'm here all week

Jack Holder is 7.17 isn't he?

Simon

Could say the same for Lewis Rose, he was third highest in the averages for King's Lynn come the end of the season, plus he has a higher Championship average from last year, plus I still think Jacobs is better than Sarjeant, but that's probably just my personal opinion ATHOUGH, Clegg's average in the EL and PL last year was smaller than both Sarjeant's and Jacob's, but I think you'd agree that Clegg is a better rider and prospect than both? So the averages mean crap all when it's ability, especially over 1 season, there are many false averages I'd personally put it Rose - by a mile Clegg - by another mile (Even though his average is tiny) Jacobs - JUST Sarjeant - JUST

Jacobs and Rose are better than Sarjeant any way, and about level with Clegg, so that list seems crap, Rose is probably better than Clegg for now, maybe not in a few years though

2.32 1. Ricky Wells 7.91 2. Mason Campton 4.67 3. Matej Kus 7.64 4. Rasmus Jensen 6.14 5. Thomas Jorgensen 7.45 6. Matt Williamson 3.67 7. Nathan Grevaes 2.32 Total 39.80 This was the team I came up with for Workington a few weeks ago, thought it was pretty good, solid top 4, great number 2 who knows the track well and good, young, British reserves who would actually be quite strong compared to the likes of Newcastle and Ipswich's reserves Just short of being able to swap Jensen and Greaves for Bewley and Roynon

If you suggest anything older, you're silly and don't get anything back, anything younger, you'll get more I'd make a witty post about odds and numbers but I don't understand odds Makes me look 12.....

I understand now Who else is betting that this is actually like a 12 year old?

1 Brady Kurtz 7.65 2 Simon Lambert 5.26 3 Paul Starke/Charles Wright 4 Kenneth Hansen 6.74 5 Ulrich Ostergaard © 7.14 6 Emil Grondal 4.39 7 Tom Bacon 2.00 GBR Would fit too

Wasn't thinking instead of Connor.....

Brady, Todd and Alex Davies just fits, with Lambert at reserve too 1 Brady Kurtz 7.65 2 Todd Kurtz 5.76 3 Alex Davies 5.41 (Maybe Nicolai Klindt or Joe Jacobs?) 4 Kenneth Hansen 6.74 5 Ulrich Ostergaard © 7.14 6 Simon Lambert 5.26 7 Tom Bacon 2.00 GBR Total: 39.96

Ahhhh, thanks for clearing that up, I don't really understand how the justice system works He'll be a free man to go as crazy as he wants to next year then Now now, is this really worth it? Mrs English lost her marbles many years ago, you went by something she said?

Sissis and Bewley are both on a 4.00 average? XD Although Bewley is a good shout too, dunno why I never thought of him