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The reason being, the dates are agreed by both promotions for their mutual benefit. Waiting an extra week allows people with a bit to travel time to make arrangements in good time.

Were he to be sidelined, there could be a different guest each meeting, each able to specialise at one or other if the tracks. But Jack's average isn't too high just now: 3.12 for both legs.......

It's Glasgow -- isn't it to display whether you're a Billy or a Tim?

It'll be Sunday, won't it?

Website details from the parallel meeting along the road were updating fine.

FIM Europe. Not FIM. Big difference!

Bingo!

Just to pull in the horses a bit. If Poole currently attract a crowd of 1,000 in the Championship, how many more holidaymakers, etc, will attend if the Pirates move into the Premiership? Let's be optimistic, and say another 500. No more, as regular followers will be there anyway, whatever the level of racing (as long as the team is regularly winning) as history shows attendances go up very little if a team goes up a league. In the past, Scunthorpe, Workington and Plymouth were all running very profitable speedways at NDL level, but found little if any increase when they went up. When Somerset went up to the top league and signed the World Champion, the increase was minimal. Simply, Poole is a profitable concern in the Championship. Why change? To run as a Premier club, the dramatically-increased wage bill -- probably 4 times that being paid this season -- world have them running in the red in jigtime. TV money? Who're you kidding? Even if a deal were reached, the dribble-down that would accrue to each Premier club wouldn't turn loss into profit. Take it easy Pirates. That grass isn't really greener.

They're British. Aussies don't contest FIM Europe Mickey Mousers.

They're British. Aussies don't contest FIM Europe Mickey Mousers.

Tonight's news on Reid Battye, who has re-signed for Berwick in 2027 is really tremendous. Reid has had (generous) offers from other clubs to leave the Bandits, but will instead "dance with the one that brung him to the ball"

SRBF collection tonight. Time to remember guys like Carlos Villar, Ricky Ashworth, Adrian Rymel and, for visiting supporters, Neil Hewitt. Weather looking good, that 100% home record on the line and a new 16-y-o face making his Championship debut for the Bandits. Tapes up at 7. Free car park!

If no-one will beat Poole over two legs, why aren't they in the KO Cup Final?

Your nearest club is Berwick

You never give a reserve a t/s, he can take the ride whatever the score!