play on the wing of the second line with Poole in the middle and Brittle on the other side. One person who may also appear is junior product Connor Goode. Having seen Connor appear for the Thunder last season, I was impressed with him. He won't see tons of ice time but if you get the chance to see him, keep an eye on him. Overall: Once you get over the shock that some familiar faces like Hollyhead, Wales and Towalski having gone, you realise that this MK roster has been tweaked more than overhauled. Nick Poole has taken the roster in a slightly different direction for sure. The additions of Wiggins and Chinn give an added toughness to the roster that was lacking last season but both of those players are capable of more than just being tough. They've also upgraded massively in the scoring department as well and now have 3 players capable of 70-80 point seasons in Jamieson, Calder and Emersic. At base though this is still a very familiar Milton Keynes set up that Nick Poole has put together; solid netminding, capable defending to provide secondary scoring and free scoring forwards with a physical undercurrent. The imports are not the freshest legs on the block but all 4 of them can still very much do a job at EPL level. The average age of the imports is 35, compared to the team average of 27.5 which is the 2 nd oldest in the league behind Guildford.