TheWellBehavedWorrall

If Zach Cook plans on remaining in the Championship, he’ll be the first name on the team sheet at the expense of Lawson IMO. I’d expect Kerr and Newman to move on too, but assume the Fords and Middleditch will do everything they can to retain Cairns and Rushen, plus maybe Lightcap. May I recommend Sam Hagon, Mario Hasul and Matic Ivacic?

@GerryFacenna @CamiBrown you know what to do.

Really looking forward to this. Couldn’t be happier for the Bandits and Gladiators; two clubs and fan bases very much deserving of an opportunity to win silverware. Somewhat ironic and peculiar that the tracks couldn’t possibly be any more different or further away from one another.

Who would you rather face in the final?

Just saw the Tigers’ post on social media with heat fifteen from the semi-final against Edinburgh last season. What a race. You don’t dig as deep as Harris and Howarth did in that one. Outstanding. I forgot we had lost 52-38 at Armadale in the first leg. A ball hair less than we lost at Scunthorpe. Who knows what will happen? Can’t wait.

Forecast in Glagsow is now no rain. Looking forward to a great night of speedway.

Didn’t realise Mulford had to jump start his bike after their exchange because Cairns pulled his cut-off cord.😂

I’m not following…

I’m afraid to break it to you, but it is their job.😂

I’m afraid to break it to you, but it is their job.😂

Think it’s worth mentioning how enjoyable last night’s meeting was. I’m often critical of Wimborne Road, but that was a great speedway meeting last night and a fantastic advert for the sport. It had everything, from close racing to dubious decisions, on-track-action and post-race interview controversy. Congratulations to the Pirates on another trophy and also Redcar in giving a fantastic account of themselves. Special mention to Will Cairns and Jake Mullford. Never lose that fire in your belly, boys.

I don’t care if Jody Scott is a racer or a dinosaur; he scored 3 points last night, having only scored 4 in the first leg. I find it bizarre how some fans can’t process criticism. It’s a competitive sport; they’re not being written off, but their failure to deliver is being acknowledged, just like Harris and Flint at Scunthorpe.

As absolutely dreadful as Edwards was, he’s still out-scored Scott across the two legs. A dismal contribution from him too. The less said about Lambert the better. Four straight lasts? Jesus.

Not having this. First of all, I don’t rate Hausl or Hagon. I’d have replaced them both, had the rules allowed it. My finger is well and truly pointed at them and has been for some time. Second of all, unkind? They’re our top two and in what has been our biggest meeting of the season, they scored 8 points in 9 rides between them. They are not immune to criticism; they were both embarrassing. I’ve witnessed first hand their fantastic contributions to the Tigers, but it’s competitive sport, so let’s call a spade a spade; they let us down at Scunthorpe. I fully expect them to respond on Friday night but four last places between your top two in a key meeting is unacceptable.

Congratulations Pirates. Thoroughly deserved. Hope the Facenna’s are sat at home taking note of another addition to the trophy cabinet at Wimborne Road.