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Correct he is MR Love

No room in the dunces corner is there? Unless you feeing lonely and will budge up a bit A couple of weeks ago you (Aljoke) knew nothing about the Olympics, now you probably can't wait for next year's. http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee10/rj4221/Dumbass.jpg

http://www.lovespeedway24.co.uk/teams/ipswich-witches/doolan_ousted_as_poole_returns_to_ipswich_line_up_1_1456178

I'd go for Jensen, as he would ride in enough meetings to get a real average for next year. but i think we all know that IF Doolan has been replaced it will be Poole

As a number three Leigh would certainly have no end of offers, as would Doolan on a 7.

Right i make it.... Doolan 7.20 Tungate 6.98 North 6.81 Lanham 6.58 Tressarieu 6.12 Risager 5.98 Heeps 5.12 Total 44.79 So new "number 1" and a new reserve. Means that if Taylor Poole is recalled only for Tungate or Doolan.....

Not yet mate but Rohan good chance of making it to number 1. Good team work by D00lan and Lanham to make it happen

So whom else is available under your thinking? Chris Louis, Tony Rickardsson, Mark Loram, Shane Parker, Craig Boyce, Sal Clouting. All retired and available.........

Certainly wouldnt put Lanham and North together for 3 heats, but North away from 5 is a must. North has 24 wins at no4 (paired with Doolan), only 4 at no5.Seems that the only rider that wants to ride at 5 is Lanham but due to Doolan being in heat 15 on thursday and coming last is unable to! Think i'd go with: 1 Lanham 2 Tungate 3 North 4 Risager 5 Doolan 6 Tresarrieu 7 Heeps or try Doolan at 2 and Tungate at 5. Tungate at home should be able to hold his own there. But something is needed to be done, riders are not available to replace the ones we have so riding order is only option

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Latest aves: Lanham 7.32 Doolan 7.13 North 6.98 Tungate 6.63 Risager 6.22 Mat 6.08 Cam 5.14

No it didnt.

Poole for Lanham might work average wise at the moment but the way Lanham is "reducing" his average, Poole might not fit in!

Looking at the Final rounds, Tarnow on 15th September will be interesting for the PL boys if their teams qualify for the Play offs. Somerset have their home playoff match on the 14th, Newcastle have theirs on the 16th. If either team draws Workington their match is on the 15th.

Taken from lovespeedway24.co.uk Poole heartache as Witches re-declare their team without him ‘I WANT to be back at Ipswich’. So says disappointed Ipswich Witches teenage star Taylor Poole after his hopes of returning to the Suffolk side this season were dealt a major blow. The ‘Sackers’ Witches have re-declared their team for tomorrow’s Premier League encounter with Rye House Rockets at Foxhall Stadium, with the returning Morten Risager back in the 1-7 – and Poole frozen out. Both riders crashed out of the opening night meeting of the season in March – ironically against Rye House – Risager with a back injury and Poole with a broken arm. But it’s Risager who has won the battle for fitness, returning to the starting line-up. “I’m disappointed, but I’m not surprised,” Poole said. “I was sort of expecting it, but it’s not nice. I love Ipswich and I want to be back at Ipswich whether this season or next. “But I’m still a few weeks away from being fully fit and Morten is ready now. That’s just the way it is.” Director of speedway at Foxhall Chris Louis admitted it was a tough decision to re-declare the side without the popular Poole. “I was gutted for both boys at the start of the season because I know how much hard work they had put into pre-season. I think most people thought Taylor would be back sooner than Morten, but that’s not been the case and Taylor is still six weeks or so away. “All Taylor can do now is to get fit and in six weeks see where we stand. If someone is not performing then Taylor may fit back into the side. But in some ways I don’t want that because it will mean there has been an injury to someone or someone hasn’t been performing.” Risager rides at No.4 tomorrow night, with Rohan Tungate moving into the team at No.2. Frenchman Mat Tresarrieu moves to reserve.

A point from either James Holder or Gino "Ginelli" would have won the meeting last night.

Others factors = special dispensation

The Witches one is certainly history!

Maybe its taken him this long to try and thread a needle with his good arm, so given up

Think its more of a case that the suit was cut off after his accident......

I watched the meeting last night and was a strange situation, one which we all hope will not happen again. There had to be an announcement as news would have filtered through from the terraces anyway. There seemed loads of "officals" in the pits and looked like no one would make a decision either way. Looked as though some of the riders didn't want to ride but others just wanted to get on with it and blank it out via racing. There was no right or wrong way react, just a decesion needed to be made for the sake of the riders.

What i was getting at is why would a promotion want to buy an asset? Saves them on loan fees but is it cost effecctive? As seen with Adrian Miedziński riders will ride for whom they want regardless of who owns them.

Is there any reason to have assets anyway and do they have any "real" worth? Maybe the promotion have sold to free up some cash for a fresh rider to come in?Taking a look at the Witches assets, who else could be worth anything in the current climate? Looks good on paper though...... Karol Baran Kevin Doolan Tomasz Gollob Jarek Hampel Joe Jacobs Tobi Kroner Leigh Lanham Robert Miskowiak Jacek Rempala Marcin Rempala Tony Rickardsson Morten Risager Chris Slabon David Stachyra Zibi Suchecki Rohan Tungate Cameron Heeps

upto date averages for the Witches..... Lanham 7.76* Doolan 7.11 Poole 6.90 Tresarrieu 6.51 Tungate 6.75* North 6.17 Heeps 5.23* *Lanham's includes Rye House and ipswich LC matches, Heeps and Tungate 3 matches only 3 matches in April before new green sheets issued, when will Tungate and Heeps be given "proper" ave?

Ah i downloaded the team declarations sheet which has old figures on! But has Risager instead of Lanham!?