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Post by kingkennethspeed on Jul 26, 2011 15:41:18 GMT
He is coming in on a 6.08 Average. This is a rumour but plenty of Poole fans have confirmed this. This makes a even bigger mockery of our sport.  It's like Jesper's situation, he achieved a new average while riding for Belle Vue but it was obvious that he didn't have his proper machinery. Matt Ford strikes again !  |
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Post by admin on Jul 26, 2011 22:08:22 GMT
This is a rumour but plenty of Poole fans have confirmed this. So treat with an extra long barge pole (bad choice of words considering the whole deal depends on that pole). |
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Post by kingkennethspeed on Jul 28, 2011 16:23:44 GMT
Looking at Poole's new averages, They can't fit him in.
If we could get him in alongside Linus,Batch and Nicki then we would have the most powerful quatret in the Elite League.
Lindback on a 6.08 is a mega false average and we should take advantage.
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Post by admin on Jul 28, 2011 16:39:05 GMT
Looking at Poole's new averages, They can't fit him in. If we could get him in alongside Linus,Batch and Nicki then we would have the most powerful quatret in the Elite League. Lindback on a 6.08 is a mega false average and we should take advantage. It's a team of 7 and reserves win matches. Doesn't matter how strong your top 4 is if they have to win every race they are in. Swales said: “It’s a team sport and that means everyone weighing in.” |
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Post by kingkennethspeed on Jul 28, 2011 17:03:27 GMT
Yes but Buzz averages roughly the same as Lindback.
It's a simple decision in terms of riding ability and the problem with our side is Trevor is too close to the riders in terms of friendship.
I will ask you 1 question riggers. If you were building a team for the new season.
Who would you have in your side
Buzz on a 5.90
Lindback on a 6.08 ?
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Post by admin on Jul 28, 2011 17:10:02 GMT
Yes but Buzz averages roughly the same as Lindback. It's a simple decision in terms of riding ability and personality. It either fits or it doesn't. And with Lindback being a Poole asset I can't see anyone negotiating for him to replace the Pole so dream on! |
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Post by kingkennethspeed on Jul 28, 2011 17:20:29 GMT
Buzz's current average is 6.34 and he will get a new average after Friday. I don't know how the rolling average works but his average will be around 6 or even higher.
Nicki's mega drop from his average will allow us flexibilty so it should not be a problem.
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Post by admin on Jul 28, 2011 17:28:00 GMT
Buzz's current average is 6.34 and he will get a new average after Friday. I don't know how the rolling average works but his average will be around 6 or even higher. Nicki's mega drop from his average will allow us flexibilty so it should not be a problem. I'm sure Dick will confirm if he can be bothered, which I think unlikely in this case  |
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Post by kingkennethspeed on Jul 28, 2011 17:39:05 GMT
Average wise calculated on matches rode so far the averages are thus (GSA)
Troy Batchelor 14 67 146 9 8.72
Nicki Pedersen 13 59 126 11 8.54
Linus Sundstrum 13 55 92 14 6.69
Krzysztof Buczkowski 14 58 92 3 6.34
Norbert Kosciuch 13 60 83 14 5.53
Kacper Gomolski 7 28 24 7 3.43
Dakota North 5 17 13 2 3.06
Richard Lawson 9 40 29 8 2.90
Alex Davies 1 5 1 0 0.80
BCD posted this on Tuesday.
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Post by admin on Jul 29, 2011 7:23:17 GMT
I will ask you 1 question riggers. If you were building a team for the new season. Who would you have in your side Buzz on a 5.90 Lindback on a 6.08 ? If I was in charge then that wouldn't be top of my To Do list. There are bigger issues outside the team to deal with first? But to answer the question: I'd look at an exciting reliable virtually guaranteed race winner or two for the top end and a couple of decent reserves for the bottom end. Then I'd fill the middle bit with the usual hot air, unreliable inconsistency, both fit the bill (although I wouldn't have put Buzz at 5 so perhaps a touch unfair atm?) |
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Post by admin on Aug 11, 2011 19:25:51 GMT
Swedish star Antonio Lindback will make a rare British appearance in Davey Watt’s testimonial meeting at Poole on August 31.
The Rio Rocket became an instant hit with the Pirates fans when he joined in 2003 and spent the following three seasons at Wimborne Road.
His 56.91-second track record, which was set on June 14, 2006, still stands and Lindback has made no secret of the fact he is interested in making a comeback at Poole next year.
Watt said: “I am really pleased that Antonio has agreed to be part of the meeting. He will of course be representing the County Crest Pallets Rest of the World side and I think he will be a popular invitee.
“I have known him since he first came to the UK in 2003 and I have raced with him here and in Europe. He is in terrific form at the moment, which makes it even more special that he can make it and I know he is certain to entertain.”
sgp
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