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12 minutes ago, Tapewrecker said:

Only responding to the name of the thread title.Pardon me for having an opinion.

Nothing personal - it's called a joke.....

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1 hour ago, Wee Eck said:

I’m not sure why Kings Lynn are being ignored in the predictions. They’ve got the top rider from last year plus Bomber, the fast Cook and Kvech, potentially the most exciting RS in the league and undoubtedly the best team manager. Buster seems to be a bit low key these days but there’s no doubt he runs a very successful business with everything that goes on at his track. 

Undoubtedly?

Play offs every season.

Two title wins.

Pairs championship.

SON, 2 golds & 1 bronze.

Had no small contribution to GB’s FIM medals haul with Dan & Tom (and Jake).

Help develop a plethora of No 1’s for the top tier to make use of. 

and more……

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1 hour ago, Wee Eck said:

I’m not sure why Kings Lynn are being ignored in the predictions. They’ve got the top rider from last year plus Bomber, the fast Cook and Kvech, potentially the most exciting RS in the league and undoubtedly the best team manager. Buster seems to be a bit low key these days but there’s no doubt he runs a very successful business with everything that goes on at his track. 

I think they're very overrated tbh with a lot of question marks to answer.

Cook has committment issues and he can't seem to ride any Away Track that's not named the NSS, One minor crash and it could be deja vu when it comes to Leszno.

Kvech hasn't improved as a Rider anywhere over the last few years and has gone backwards, Maybe he's reached his peak?

I like Paco Castagna but he's quite the journeyman imo and his great personality mostly covers that up tbh.

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Out of the 4 Confirmed Teams.

 

1. Sheffield (Strong Spearhead, Second Strings who've yet to reach their peak and are likely to improve again, Etheridge is much better than his 3.00 GSA who was riding with an injury when signed last season)

2. Belle Vue (Needs drastic improvement from Blodorn & Zischke imo but Kurtz/Bewley put up so many points so it's hard to see them outside of the play-offs)

3. Leicester (Huge potential throughout the Team imo, Loyal Riders to British Speedway who will all turn up every week, The Top 5 are all capable of increasing starting GSA's imo)

4. King's Lynn (It's a better side than what they've had in previous years granted but who in the Top 5 is actually going to increase their starting GSA? I don't see where the improvement is but that's just my opinion)

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56 minutes ago, ouch said:

Undoubtedly?

Play offs every season.

Two title wins.

Pairs championship.

SON, 2 golds & 1 bronze.

Had no small contribution to GB’s FIM medals haul with Dan & Tom (and Jake).

Help develop a plethora of No 1’s for the top tier to make use of. 

and more……

Sorry - who are you talking about?

I’m talking about the best speedway Premiership manager. 

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6 hours ago, Wee Eck said:

I’m not sure why Kings Lynn are being ignored in the predictions. They’ve got the top rider from last year plus Bomber, the fast Cook and Kvech, potentially the most exciting RS in the league and undoubtedly the best team manager. Buster seems to be a bit low key these days but there’s no doubt he runs a very successful business with everything that goes on at his track. 

I hope we keep being ignored, prefer it that way!

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1. Sheffield - Decent top 3. (Though C Holder on the slide a bit).  Need Rowe to perform as last season, and Flint to bring his reserve form into the main body.

2.  Belle Vue - Powerhouse top two.  If the younger members can keep improving, they have a chance.

3. King's Lynn - Best side for years, but feel more like individuals than a team.  If they all fire, they'll be hard to beat.

4. Leicester - Solid enough, but might be lacking in heats 13 & 15 against the above

5.  Ipswich - Unless they sign a big name, having Brennan at No.1 is a tough ask.  Will be solid throughout, and if the rumour of getting a heat leader like Thorssell on a reserves average is true, it will boost them.

6.  Northampton - Unless they have something special up their sleeves it could be Lidsey, Wright, Lawson as top 3.  Enough riders out there to build a strength in depth team, but not play-off winners.

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I predict the draw for the PL Cup will be made...

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28 minutes ago, Eagle77 said:

I'd say that the only thing to predict at the moment is...

Will there actually be a Premier League...

And if so will it contain 4,5 or 6 teams...

The silence is deafening... and the contempt with which the supporters are dealt is off the charts...

 

 

 

 

Is it contempt or just incomplete negotiations? We know there’s a deal in place for Ipswich which has still some fine tuning required to make it happen. We also know there are discussion going on with the owners of Northampton which have still to be finalised. As punters, we have no “right” to know the details but what we do know is something is happening. The waiting is certainly frustrating but that hardly amounts to contempt. The parties involved have a right to confidentiality. 

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1 hour ago, cowboy cookie returns? said:

The 4 team league to be run in September & October with the top 4 going to the semi finals

Why not have the play off final in May, semis in June, with league fixtures completed thereafter. That takes the pressure off having to fulfill fixtures by October when rain offs are inevitable. Arse about face, but in keeping with the way the sport is run.

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21 minutes ago, Teromaafan said:

Why not have the play off final in May, semis in June, with league fixtures completed thereafter. That takes the pressure off having to fulfill fixtures by October when rain offs are inevitable. Arse about face, but in keeping with the way the sport is run.

The championship is perfectly set up for that scenario as they could just run their annual Glasgow v Poole final (yawn) as has been the case for as long as I can remember. Be warmer nights too.

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2 hours ago, cowboy cookie returns? said:

The 4 team league to be run in September & October with the top 4 going to the semi finals

So...

You have had the official press release leaked to you too?:D

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2 hours ago, cowboy cookie returns? said:

The 4 team league to be run in September & October with the top 4 going to the semi finals

And King's Lynn will still find a way to not qualify...:D

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30 minutes ago, cowboy cookie returns? said:

I’m the press officer 

Are you on for an exclusive on News at Ten or will Piers Morgan be taking up the mantle interviewing the oracle of British speedway. Please plead the 5th and let Godfrey take the wrap. If not sell it as the best thing since slice malt loaf and hopefully a fixture list for 2027 will be available soon. Great to have you on board the sinking speedway ship.

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