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Workington v Mildenhall 03/06/23 3pm.

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Workington go up against Mildenhall DJS Fen tigers on Saturday afternoon , the Tigers boast a strong top 3 of Complin , Bowtell and Trigger .

The Comets however are back to full strength with the return from injury of Luke Harrison and Luke Crang , hopefully Elliot Kelly is ok after last weeks injury diagnosis .While Kelsey Dugard has been released but has already found a new club at the Oxford chargers.

The weather is forecast to be sunny and hot so hopefully another bumper crowd will be in attendance.

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Biggest test to date for the Comets and the Fen Tigers too as the aggregate point from these two fixtures could be crucial. Both teams have a strong top 4/5 so will come down to fine margins i suspect. Will Harry McGurk or Josh Warren rediscover some form? Its likely to be a busy afternoon for the latter and the battle of the reserves could swing it. 

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Going to be a big job to keep the track in good condition for racing with temperatures forecast to be around 20 degrees.

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1 hour ago, topaz325 said:

Workington go up against Mildenhall DJS Fen tigers on Saturday afternoon , the Tigers boast a strong top 3 of Complin , Bowtell and Trigger .

The Comets however are back to full strength with the return from injury of Luke Harrison and Luke Chang , hopefully Elliot Kelly is ok after last weeks injury diagnosis .While Kelsey Dugard has been released but has already found a new club at the Oxford chargers.

The weather is forecast to be sunny and hot so hopefully another bumper crowd will be in attendance.

A new Chinese signing? LOL :D

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1 hour ago, Sings4Speedway said:

Biggest test to date for the Comets and the Fen Tigers too as the aggregate point from these two fixtures could be crucial. Both teams have a strong top 4/5 so will come down to fine margins i suspect. Will Harry McGurk or Josh Warren rediscover some form? Its likely to be a busy afternoon for the latter and the battle of the reserves could swing it. 

Don't think it will be that great a test.  Don't see many teams coming away from Northside with a close result.  Even if Harry McGurk rides and continues his poor run, I still see Workington topping 50 points quite easily.  Complin and Trigger will put up a fight though.

I'll go for 53-37  

 

 

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32 minutes ago, PotteringAround said:

Don't think it will be that great a test.  Don't see many teams coming away from Northside with a close result.  Even if Harry McGurk rides and continues his poor run, I still see Workington topping 50 points quite easily.  Complin and Trigger will put up a fight though.

I'll go for 53-37  

 

 

Im not so sure. I think if it all clicks the Mildenhall side is a threat to anyone. Bowtell, Congreve and Butcher will relish the bigger spaces of the Northside track, in fact had Butcher still been at reserve it would be a very different tale. However an out of form Warren and a track that will terrify Richardson could make the difference. Still think Mildy will stop the Comets hitting 50 though.

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Planning to drive over from York for this.

Any useful information for a first-time visitor?

Can you take in folding chairs? Are Comets doing a match programme to fill in? Is there plenty of on-site parking?

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3 hours ago, PotteringAround said:

Don't think it will be that great a test.  Don't see many teams coming away from Northside with a close result.  Even if Harry McGurk rides and continues his poor run, I still see Workington topping 50 points quite easily.  Complin and Trigger will put up a fight though.

I'll go for 53-37  

 

 

Certainly will be  very hard to beat at Home .Elliot Kelly has been a big surprise to me 

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2 minutes ago, Piotr Pyszny said:

Planning to drive over from York for this.

Any useful information for a first-time visitor?

Can you take in folding chairs? Are Comets doing a match programme to fill in? Is there plenty of on-site parking?

Yes, yes and yes, you will be very welcome, track a little drive from the town centre but signs out on a few roundabouts to help with sat nav directions.

Catering on site , most of the locals are friendly (:unsure:) and willing to help in any way when you arrive .

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2 minutes ago, topaz325 said:

Yes, yes and yes, you will be very welcome, track a little drive from the town centre but signs out on a few roundabouts to help with sat nav directions.

Catering on site , most of the locals are friendly (:unsure:) and willing to help in any way when you arrive .

Thank you. Looking forward to it. Having lived in Whitehaven for a little over five years, between 1986 and 1992, I know how friendly Cumbrians are. :-)

I still smile when I recall some of the Glasgow-in-exile meetings I watched at Derwent Park in 1987!

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57 minutes ago, Piotr Pyszny said:

Thank you. Looking forward to it. Having lived in Whitehaven for a little over five years, between 1986 and 1992, I know how friendly Cumbrians are. :-)

I still smile when I recall some of the Glasgow-in-exile meetings I watched at Derwent Park in 1987!

Plz dont tell anybody u lived in "jameater" land :rofl:

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1 hour ago, geoff100 said:

Plz dont tell anybody u lived in "jameater" land :rofl:

I thought you'd say that. :-)

Don't the natives of both towns call each other 'Jameaters'? I seem to remember some people in Whitehaven referring to Workingtonians (?) as 'highsiders'. 

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19 minutes ago, Piotr Pyszny said:

I'd thought you'd say that. :-)

Don't the natives of both towns call each other 'Jameaters'? I seem to remember some people in Whitehaven referring to Workingtonians (?) as 'highsiders'. 

True all goes back to the miners changing pits a newcomer was a jameater .

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2 hours ago, geoff100 said:

Plz dont tell anybody u lived in "jameater" land :rofl:

Nowt wrong with 'jameater' land Geoff marra....................I live in White-heaven and support Worky Town RL and the 'Comets'....

Mind I do get a few scornful looks when I don any of my Town shirts...great banter though.

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3 hours ago, singy13 said:

Nowt wrong with 'jameater' land Geoff marra....................I live in White-heaven and support Worky Town RL and the 'Comets'....

Mind I do get a few scornful looks when I don any of my Town shirts...great banter though.

I watch haven now after what town did to the old track,as u say good crac try saying that about footy :neutral:

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