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Really don't see the logic behind that statement. Torun really aren't that good, Przedpelski is a passenger almost every week and a rider who's getting worse with every season also Dudek is far too hit and miss to have any faith in. Grudziadz just put in a good performance and that was with Doyley having an off day which goes to show that they've got other riders who can step up. Torun would get obliterated if Lambo or Emil had an off day.

Buster is a cancer to the sport. He's one of the main problems as to why nobody takes the Sport seriously in this country.

If it's slick then KL get battered. If it's grippy then KL win a close one because the Tigers will have a couple of riders who hate grippy tracks mainly a former KL rider (C. Holder)

100%, Massive miss. Leszno done very well to keep up with Torun for half of the meeting but as soon as Dudek turned up then it was a forgone conclusion.

Torun defo going down this year.

Torun at it again after 1 Heat.

He's much better than his early season form suggests, Ipswich have time though because the team has been racking up wins. Hope JJ can bring back his 2023 form back.

Keep Tarasenko because he's the best rider you've got when he fires. Would Klindt and S. Lambert fit for MPT and Wojdylo?

The problem I brought up pre-season is most of if not all of Vlad and Patryk's UK experience is on the Showground circuit which counts for nothing now. They're basically having to start from scratch and it's a big risk asking both riders to rack up the points consistently especially Patryk who hasn't even ridden every track in the league. For KL to even push for a play-off place they need the Ekstraliga versions of Vlad and Patryk due to how poor the engine room stacks up compared to other teams (MPT and NKI's best days are long gone).

Fricke's finally turned up this season and the reserves have improved in the last 2 meetings. Leicester finally clicking.

KL are in big bother already. That was always the risk when Buster banked on Tarasenko and Wojdylo being mustard all season. You need Klindt ASAP!

What's up with Jenkins this season? He's been dreadful in the Championship as well.

Did anyone else back WRIGHT +2 as a single after the Tungate news? Managed to break even on the night because of it.

Lots of big name riders have started the season poorly where's the not so big names have started the season well therefore tonight I shall back the following bets. IPSWICH v OXFORD TUNGATE OVER 7 @ EVS (Bang in form so why not take the value instead of backing an Elite rider at an odds on price to score over 10) LEICESTER v BELLE VUE DOUGLAS OVER 9 @ EVS (The only Heat Leader that's actually done a good job for Leicester this season, Expecting 5 rides tonight) SHEFFIELD v KING'S LYNN TARASENKO OVER 8 @ EVS (Should get 6 rides minimum tonight so 9 points from 6 rides is perfectly achievable) BRENNAN OVER 6 @ 19/20 (Bang in form and 7 from 5 rides isn't too much too ask considering he's riding with MPT whilst facing some reserves along the way) I'm also chucking £5 on this TREBLE @ 7.6/1 WRIGHT +2 vs. King (Charles goes well around Foxhall, King unlikely to get Ht 15 so give me Wright +2 all day long) COOK +2 vs. Becker (Becker has been in poor form and hasn't scored anything above 6 apart from the KL Cup meeting) TARASENKO +4 vs. Woffinden (The risky part of the treble but a 4 Point head start with 6 possibly even 7 rides on the night is worth a go imo, Not a certainty that Woffy goes in Ht 15 tonight either considering Sheffield will more than likely have a massive lead by then) Good luck all.

The higher ups shouldn't be allowing Oxford to manipulate the guest booking rule, They should've been forced into replacing Kerr with Riss.

Aces in a last heat decider (44-46)

Cricket score. Sheffield could hit 60 tonight if the reserves go well.

Worrall would be left as a HL then, Need to find a way to get Worrall at second string. Bringing Riss in for Lampart would've left the engine room looking like this going by GSA's (2. Z. Cook......3. Worrall.......4. Brennan with Riss at 6) But Klindt for Lampart leaves it looking like this (2. Brennan.....3. Klindt.....4. Worrall with Z. Cook at 6)

It's tough but it has to be done. Lampart will need at least a year to adapt and Brum don't have that time because the ship needs steading now. Something like this 1-7 would dig Brum out of a hole and would see them putting some wins on the board. 1. Laguta or someone of a similar standard (Everyone has a price) 2. Brennan 3. Klindt 4. Worrall 5. Pawlicki 6. Z. Cook 7. Killeen (If on the RS list)

Lyon won't agree to it as he likes working with familiar faces. However if Buster was to be brutal then it's better to keep MPT and drop NKI. MPT will improve once he gets his confidence back where's NKI won't because it's an age thing when it comes to NKI, The wear and tear on his body through all of his injuries is finally taking it's toll just like it did with Hans Andersen towards the end.

Probably Ipswich's toughest home meeting they'll have all season due to certain riders in the Oxford side who know Foxhall well. Riss will have a point to prove and if he's back to his old self then he could put up big numbers, Tungate is in red hot form, Wright and Nicholls are both very good around Foxhall too. Emil and Doyley to win it for the Witches in what could be a last heat decider.

Don't really need him imo, Brum need riders with higher averages to take the pressure off S. Worrall. S. Worrall, Being the captain and riding as a HL is just too much pressure for a rider who's only ever been used to riding in the easy No.2 race jacket in this league. That's why I haven't given Worrall any stick, It's no surprise to see him struggling considering he's been chucked in head first at the deep end.

Either that or Klindt's possibly had a falling out with the TM over not being given an R/R ride at Birmingham. Has to be more to it when Riss for the injured Kerr fits in a straight swap.

Confidence rider is Klindt. When he's confident he scores solidly but when the confidence is low he seems to really struggle.

Sacked for Riss. Maybe Klindt and the TM didn't see eye to eye after he wasn't given an R/R ride at Birmingham???? That's just be taking a wild guess though as I don't see the logic in sacking him after 4 meetings when you've got an injured Kerr in the side.