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Pretty sure I heard people around Swindon saying that before he arrived.

Hamlet? Sandi Toksvig?

5.71 exc bonus from 15 meetings.

Kinsley, Mulford, Verge, Spooner, Warren, Clouting, Foord. (Comes in around 39) Then adjust as necessary when points limit known.

5.71 (exc bonus) from 15 matches (includes KO and play-offs), but didn't ride enough matches to get an official GSA.

How does Congreave's average drop below 4?

But what about Dick and Harry? Is there still room for them?

There are plenty of examples of Danes not riding in Denmark in recent years, although rules may change from year to year.

And preferential/secured creditors will be in front of the queue. Notably HMRC.

Today: fans complain promoters are too driven by self interest 1964: the single promoter most driven by self-interest: Mike Parker The last thing we need is a Mike Parker type of administrator (and some would say we already have one in Rob Godfrey) Parker had some exceptional qualities, but not ones that would have made him a suitable director of the sport as a whole

And the solution was the creation of the BSPA!!!!!!!!!!

Like Ostergaard?

If only somebody knew. I suspect that post brexit the Home Office has a ton of stuff to do and revising visa regs must be somewhere around item 843 on their to do list

Berwick – only 1 seperate meeting (v Mildenhall 24 July) Hackney ran 4 meetings at Lakeside and 5 at Rye House Owlerton – ran 5 mtgs at Sheffield (inc 1 double header) Shuttle Cubs – a joint Wolves/Long Eaton team. 2 LE progs were stand alone Amateur Lge meetings the remaining 3 and all the Wolves meetings were double headers with senior fixtures Trelawny – mainly double headers, but there were 2 standalone Coference mtgs Western Warriors – 6 meetings at Newport and 6 at Exeter all with seperate progs M4 Raven Sprockets – 6 at Swindon (all seperate progs) and 6 at Reading (2 stand alone meetings and 4 as double headers with PL matches) Will message about progs I have available

Are you thinking of Peter Clement (Denmark).?

Can certainly do you m4rs progs and poss some of others. Will check when I get home

Closest comparators for Ludvig (0.9): Palovaraa 0.92 Thornblom 1.00 Hellstrom-Bangs 1.01 Ellis 1.03

As already stated it is 5.01 less 2.5% discount to get 4.88. It is just his 2021 Championship record excluding the Eastbourne match (because that equals 20 matches)

And yet teams still won meetings! As has been explained hundreds of times before 42 is the par score. A team has 30 rides in a meeting but its green sheet is worked out over 28 rides (7 riders @ 4 rides each).

Although from a statistical point of view the optimum is a strong top 2 (because they get 5 rides instead of 4 due to ht 15) and a strong number 6 ( who can take an extra ride for the weaker reserve). So something like King, Nicholls, Thomson, Nicol, Etheridge, Ben Cook, Atkin.

Spot on. I've frequently pointed out the double standards of British fans who had not the slightest qualms in the 70s when Britain deprived other countries of their top riders. Why should we expect the Poles to behave any differently? We simply have to adapt to the circumstances we are in.

And the ones with just a CL average would be on big time bargain averages if signed in the PL. Auty, Aarnio, Wethers, Sam Jensen would all be good value reserves, but Kye Thomson would be my top choice.

Going back in time there was Reading's1982 signing of Steve Gresham, which led me to cheer on the opposition when he was riding.

I think it is an inaccurate statement. What he meant to say was "we didn't notice that issue 20 didn't include the meeting (it was after the Sept 23 cut-off) and would therefore be superceded by final green sheets that do include it."

No, Brennan has not really got the hang of the NSS and a swap with Flint would seem a good move for all parties.