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I'm gonna have a stab at the following for the top 6 - In no particular order! Ipswich Glasgow Workington Somerset Edinburgh Newcastle I've just moved to within walking distance of Redcar's track so will be watching my speedway there. Don't expect to be watching title winners, though!

They'd better come to the tapes! I've just moved into a place close to the track! I'm not from this neck of the woods but I need my speedway fix!

I don't know which team you follow, but I would hardly be over-excited at the thought of signing any of these guys! Dan Greenwood's actual PL average last season was 1.66 (from 13 meetings). Some might be worth a shout, I grant you, but you didn't say where you stand on the rule? I made my position clear - I'm sitting on the fence!:-P

I guessed that would be the case. But where is that replacement going to come from? Unless someone makes significant early strides in the National League, finding a rider close to being capable would be difficult. Do others like this rule? I can't make my mind up! It may be being introduced a bit too early as there just don't seem to be enough 3 pointers good enough to go round atm (especially if/when those injuries kick in). On the other hand, maybe that's the point - if they stay in the NL are they likely to progress and ever be good enough for PL? And if the idea is to improve young British talent, is there a danger that some might be way out of their depth and end up quitting altogether and being lost to the sport, or am I just being defeatist now? Thoughts?

I'm new on here, so apologies if this has already been discussed. If your 3-point reserve gets injured, what do you do? Try and find another one? Surely all the decent (and half-decent) ones have been snapped up? I personally reckon that a team's reserves could be the big difference between success and failure this season as so many of the teams look evenly matched from 1-5. I read the 2016 league prediction thread, but surely this one possibility could potentially scupper ANY teams chances, effectively leaving them with a six-man team? Or have I missed something?