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Something to bear in mind is the deeper repercussions of signing Jason Garrity. In Scottish soccer, when a couple of clubs tried to sign a very talented, but flawed player called David Goodwillie, the negative reaction didn't necessarily come from other clubs or supporters. In one case, a club was informed by the local council that, due to their announcement of signing him, the lease on their ground was to be terminated, another reaction came from major sponsors at another club withdrawing their funding. David Goodwillie has never been tried or convicted of the offence widely reported, but "The Court of Public Opinion" has decided football no longer wants or needs him. Might Garrity's future be ordained in the same way?

Yes, for motoring offences. Garrity was banged up for horrible crimes, and the ACU should take this into consideration.

Most hopefully not

Since coming to Berwick, Drew has added over three points to his average, finishing the '25 season as #1. He has been a delight to deal with, on and off track, and if his (quite reasonable) ambitions of riding, and earning abroad had not prevented his racing in the Championship in '26 he would most certainly have been invited, and welcomed by the Bandits again. If he finds it possible to return at some time in the future, Berwick fans and management would most certainly be delighted.

Reggie named as club captain.

Reid Battye, a young rider from NSW, travelled all the way up to Darwin last year to contest, and indeed win, the Northern Territory State Title. Which in turn got him into the field for the recently-concluded Aussie Title series. Allowing him to showcase himself alongside a few other hopefuls.

So Australia's representatives in this year's SGP Challenge process will be Jack Holder, Kenyan Rew and Jaimon Lindsey. They pick their qualification venue (Germany, Slovakia or Scotland) in that order -- Jack gets first choice, etc. .. If anyone drops out, Rohan Tungate is next in line

Tyres have to be monitored, supplied from a common batch for each meeting, signed off by the referee. Although riders can supply their own fuel, most will buy from a track van. At some meetings, the ACU/SCB will descend "out of the blue" and run tests on fuel during the meeting. Usually, there will be weight tests run on bikes at the same time. A bit like the drugs authority or Spanish Inquisition, these visits are unexpected. Further. a rider's fuel is always liable to be tested if there's a complaint lodged.

Not his money though, is it?

On the evidence of my own eyes, Jacob Hook has far outperformed Tate Zischke over the past two nights. I'm not suggesting Workington shouldn't persevere with Tate, that's their business, but I find the decision not to have kept Jacob on board quite baffling.

It is run for the advertising revenue, pure and simple -- and that isn't buttons. Same, as it happens for the updates site. Great and useful to speedway fans, but not provided as public services. Just for revenue.

Let's try another way. See if mods actually look at this thread: Bum titty bum

Or Greg!

Or Greg!

This morning's briefing makes clear the club are aiming to finalise the squad with a new face. No rush, either. Where should they be looking?