Normski

Only going by the website

Berwick take on a Redcar side, looking for their 6th consecutive win at Shielfield. Bandits are bolstered by the return of Rory Schlein with Greg Blair stepping in for the injured Jacob Hook. For Redcar Luke Harrison replaces the currently injured Jake Mulford. Bandits: Rory Schlein, Jonas Knudsen, Jye Etheridge, Leon Flint, Thomas Jorgensen, Greg Blair, Connor Coles. Bears: Danny King, Danyon Hume, Connor Bailey, Erik Riss, Charles Wright, Jason Edwards, Luke Harrison.

See in todays Speedway Star Dickson is hoping to make further changes

So did we last night and there were none available

65.7, 66.4, 66.2, 65.7, 66.5, 67.2, 66.1, 66.6, 67, 67, 66.5, 67.5, 67.2, 68, 68,

Bandits to win it 51-39

Last season when Bomber was unavailable R/R was not an option with Wright, Morris & Lawson being drafted in as guests. Having faith in your own riders is fine when they are riding their home track regularly every week but tonight weather permitting will be Bandits 6th home meeting of the season.

Last season when Bomber was unavailable R/R was not an option with Wright, Morris & Lawson being drafted in as guests. Having faith in your own riders is fine when they are riding their home track regularly every week but tonight weather permitting will be Bandits 6th home meeting of the season.

we can't all spoke propa english lol

Your like Jessica Fletcher you miss nothing

Met Office forecast a lot more promising than the BBC one

All watching the Darts from Blackpool lol

Complin now on 3.61 average

R/R for Schlein. Edwards guesting for Monarchs

was going to say Roynon but he will be on tv duties lol

Broke his leg almost 3 weeks ago

2 Worralls,Brennan, Barker, Batchelor, Allen fit if it comes to that scenario

At Glasgow on Friday with Poole so could well be an option

4pt average hmm Complin, Pearson, Blair, Boxall

Just had a message off some Plymouth fans asking if GP will be shown in Black & Gold tonight so least they will see some speedway

Still going to stick by my prediction and go for a home win 50-40

Saturday coming the 15th will be the Bandits 3rd home meeting in 10 weeks, then we go all the way through to Aug 19th.

Berwick will score more than Glasgow so i will go Poole 50 Berwick 40

In 1981 the Bandits were homeless and carried on riding home fixtures at Barrow, Workington and Glasgow before being forced to quit NL racing after a protest from Edinburgh boss Mike Parker. The Bandits were, however, allowed to defend their KO Cup, reaching the final against Edinburgh, which the Monarchs won.