tellboy

That's pretty typical on here.Lambert is getting all the bashing,whilst nobody has mentioned a thing about Kerr appealing for funds after enjoying a family holiday to Dubai. Anyway i like to think positive and hope those two do a good job for Lynn,which i have no doubt they will try to do so.

Robert Lambert will still give 100% for King's Lynn as he said in the article.And i am sure he will have decent equipment too.

I am sure there are many riders that will fit around Shanes average.To me Shanes is part of a preferred combination,not preferred as an individual. Is the other rider meant to be Sundstrom,does he ride 3 leagues?I know he does Poland and Sweden.Don't they class the 2 leagues in Sweden as just riding in their home league.

Surely if Shanes is Fords preferred option,the final riders average should fit around Shanes average not the other way around.If Shanes is preferred,you have two spaces left put him in.

Apart from Poole,he would have been a 7

Would think we would have a Lewis at reserve all season with that team.

Nice team.

I still think you only have a 0.1% chance.People read into things to much,seeing Buster and Brundle's picture behind Pedersen's old bike means nothing.

It says over 260 riders have been assessed with averages ranging from 4 up to 8.

Like anything,it is only easy when you know how.I for one wouldn't know where to start.

Who's putting in for the new job of Head of Social Media and Marketing Communications then.Just seen this on the Lynn website.Seems like there is certainly a major change in this area already planned then

It's you lynnboy.Think you have about 0.1% of a chance of him being at Lynn.I would say that was the track spare.

Think he might had been using the average thing for an excuse.

He may really be interested himself as to who Lynn are going to announce.We will all find out soon anyway.

Got to agree racing wasn't that much better years ago,although some people seem to think it was.The only thing that has changed is the size of the crowd so therefore the atmosphere at speedway now is pretty much non existant.If you get a great atmosphere it doesn't seem to matter to much how good the racing is the crowd will be pulled along with it. To me the Cardiff GP isn't great racing,but the atmosphere is second to none and this is what makes it a great night.

I don't really get this taking in the corners bit.Been done at Lynn before,nothing changed.At various tracks we get good racing,Peterborough,Belle Vue,Wolves,Scunthorpe different size tracks they are and all produce good racing on their day.So i really don't think size or shape matters(keep telling the missus that to).To me it is the material used and the application of the riders that makes the difference.As Danny Connor said the racing certainly improved when different riders and material was used half way through last season.

So why did you moan so much when Woffinden returned to Wolves when he got his average from riding in this league. You puzzle me Steve because you will always seem to think it's alright for Poole to sign riders on these sort of averages,but as soon as any other team want to do it it becomes unfair

Pretty sure Iversen attained a 9.04 average.

It seems to be a problem in this country in general.British sportsmen always seem to get bad press,criticised for trying to be the best they can.People will always try to find the negatives rather than the positives in those sportsmen. Lambert is doing a decent job for his age,but as usual instead of praising the teenager many people would rather look at the negative side.

Of course we will know most of who's coming before the fans forum,the club have already stated this.

That was the bit i was referring to. It was like Haza was saying that's another rider Lynn have let go by the wayside.

All doom and gloom with you isn't it.I'm sure Buster has it all in hand and we will have a good number 1.

Don't think so.

Like your thinking

I did say at least,not nearly.