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Photos from Somerset v Rye House http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_rye_house_pl_june Slideshow http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_rye_house_pl_june/slideshow What a meeting Ht13 out of this world. Congrats to all four riders

Photos from last night http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_rye_house_pl_june Slideshow http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_rye_house_pl_june/slideshow What a meeting Ht13 out of this world. Congrats to all four riders

Somerset v Newcastle Photo's http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_newcastle_pl slideshow http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_newcastle_pl/slideshow

Somerset v Newcastle Photo's http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_newcastle_pl slideshow http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_newcastle_pl/slideshow

from the rebels web site Teams: Somerset – Alex Davies [g] (7.70), Josh Grajczonek [c] (7.68), Richie Worrall (7.10), Charles Wright (6.50), Leigh Lanham (5.29), Paul Starke (4.53), Benji Compton (3.00); Team manager: Garry May Newcastle – Lewis Kerr (7.81), Ludvig Lindgren [c] (7.35), Steve Worrall (rider replacement) (6.33), Anton Rosén* (6.20), Christian Henry (5.75), Lewis Rose (4.05), Simon Nielsen* (3.58); Team Manager: George English * Subject to fitness http://www.somersetrebels.co/news.php?extend.1473

Somerset V Scunthorpe http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset-v-scunthorpe-pl Slide show http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset-v-scunthorpe-pl/slideshow

Photos from last night http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset-v-scunthorpe-pl Slide show http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset-v-scunthorpe-pl/slideshow

He had a great meeting. Was very fast

Somerset v Rye House PLC Some Photo's of the early heats photo's http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_rye_house_plc Slideshow http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_rye_house_plc/slideshow

Some Photo's of the early heats photo's http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_rye_house_plc Slideshow http://ihitchcock.zenfolio.com/somerset_v_rye_house_plc/slideshow

you must have felt at home

Willowman not early retirement

Willowman MrT is a retired gentleman now no more racing except at the OTA. Feet up at Womble castle now.

Dont think Todd needs A Visa (like Brady)

Taken from This is Plymouth confirms Wombles Post CITY speedway team Plymouth Devils could lose two of their top riders over an immigration visa wrangle. Australian junior champion Jack Holder and American Ryan Fisher could be prevented from joining their team-mates at the St Boniface Arena following an investigation by UK immigration officials. That investigation is said to have uncovered irregularities by clubs applying for their Certificate of Sponsorship Licence in the past. That licence grants UK clubs the right to 'import' riders from outside the European Union. UK visa officials, in the light of their investigations, have implemented a blanket ban on the use of Certificate of Sponsorship licences for the import of riders from countries like Australia and America. The one chink of light in the tunnel is that Plymouth – as a new company taken over less than two years ago – have never been granted a licence in the past. News of the blanket ban affecting other clubs came on the day Plymouth were told they would, in fact, be granted a licence. They have now been told unofficially that the Holder deal should be ratified without any problems. However, Devils' team manager Lee Trigger has also been told that Fisher, who holds a three-year visa, might have to re-apply. The whole mess is likely to be sorted out one way or the other tomorrow, when UK speedway chiefs will meet with immigration officials to hammer out a way forward. Trigger, meanwhile, is in the dark over what might happen to his two riders. "I don't know where I am," he admitted yesterday. "Technically, we've been told that since we've never had a Certificate of Sponsorship Licence we won't be affected, since clearly we can't have done anything wrong. "On the day that every other team had their licence revoked, we got the licence we had applied for four weeks previously. "Technically, because of that, we're the only team in the UK who can go ahead and import someone. "But there's all sorts of things going around, like the fact that we might have to go with six-man teams instead of seven, because there might not be enough riders to go around. "It's difficult to know what to do – get working on getting riders in who are British to make sure we've got a team, or wait for a bit to get the two I really want? "We needed one more rider to complete our team before all this happened. "But as it stands I could end up needing three. Ryan is our number one this year and if he has got to apply for a new visa , I could be looking for a new number one." Read more: http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Immigration-problems-hold-possible-additions/story-25942449-detail/story.html#ixzz3QqwbaMFQ

Latest from Scunthorpe Scorpions site http://scunthorpescorpions.co/?p=2383 Clarifies everything Sorry to duplicate Alans post must have been doing it the same time

Workington i think

Car Parking in field alongside the OTA £1

Here http://www.somersetrebels.co/news.php?extend.1346

Dont always agree with you starman but we both agree on this one Top Racing

Nope

Check out the gp date at cardiff the pairswill be the day before

Same track man Ez when was the last time you where at the OTA still got loads of lines

Got that wrong didn't you Todd Kurtz (Guest) - 3, 2, 2*, 3, 3 = 13+1

I think if the time comes and Somerset meet Scunny the rebels will pull their fingers out. Both Allen and Kurtz beat him well last night. But yes he needs watching always good at the OTA, fast out of the gate