Fozzie4388

With Riss at Reserve Scunny could actually win

Rob Godfrey

Scunthorpe are at Berwick so Kerr probably be there

Dan Bewley

David Wallinger (Stoke reserve in national league) guests for Bailey

Scunthorpe does have its good moments (and is one of the best this country has to offer) but i think what does spoil it as a track is the dodgy gate 4. The guy off the gate always seems to get a good gate and if they have the balls to hang it round the fence bends 1 and 2 they often win it seems when I've been there.

Mitchell Davey is guesting according to Workington's site

There's only one person been a keyboard warrior and making threats on here and it's not me. Plus i'd rather go to Owlerton and watch a proper team which actually has chances of been successful.

Think you forgot to change accounts

Yeah a Proper white line hogger. yet you fail to remember he flew past 2017 Scorpions Number 1 Ryan Douglas round the outside like Douglas was on a moped back in April when the Devils visited.

Ryan Douglas signed according to the Speedway GB Twitter page SpeedwayGB ‏@SpeedwayGB 17m17 minutes ago SIGNING | @SpeedwayScunny announce the signing of Ryan Douglas for the 2017 SGB Championship.

Maybe the Aussies have given up on Plymouths Season just like the management when they signed Steve Boxall

BELLE VUE: Matt Williamson & Dan Bewley BIRMINGHAM: Danyon Hume & Darryl Ritchings CRADLEY: Ashley Morris & Max Clegg EASTBOURNE: Adam Ellis & Jake Knight ISLE OF WIGHT: Mark Baseby & James Cockle KENT: James Shanes & Danny Ayres KING'S LYNN: Josh Bailey & Nathan Greaves MILDENHALL: Jon Armstrong & Danny Halsey RYE HOUSE: Ben Morley & Robert Branford STOKE: Ben Wilson & Danny Phillips Think Rye House and Cradley start favourites probably just the Heathens

When Buster Chapman and Rob Godfrey took over, Everyone said how British Speedway was going to be on the up and be great for years come. Its been nothing but a shambles and they're making things 100s time worse then they was. British Speedway won't exist within the 10 years

The corresponding fixture is staged tomorrow night when the Stars will again be without their number one Niels-Kristian Iversen whilst the Pirates have declared a full-strength outfit. Thursday teams (from) King's Lynn: Troy Batchelor, Kai Huckenbeck (to be confirmed), Robert Lambert, Ben Morley (guest), Rory Schlein (capt), Nikolaj Busk-Jakobsen, Lewis Rose - Team manager Rob Lyon Poole: Hans Andersen (capt), Krzysztof Buckowski, Adam Ellis, Chris Holder, Brady Kurtz, Kyle Newman, Bjarne Pedersen - Team manager Neil Middleditch Not sure how correct it is but just taken this off Poole's website

Rob Shuttleworth

Belle Vue 'Rentruck' Aces Matej Zagar; Steve Worrall; Scott Nicholls ©; Max Fricke; Craig Cook; Richie Worrall; Joe Jacobs Team Manager: Mark Lemon Leicester 'Paul Chapman & Sons' Lions Patrick Hougaard; RIDER TBC; Nicolai Klindt ©; Paul Starke R/R; Szymon Wozniak; Michael Palm Toft (G); Josh Auty Team Manager: Norrie Allan Not sure the Leicester team is quite Legal with R/R for an EDR rider but that's what's listed on Belle Vue's site.

Cooks average 10.41 he got 11+1 (10+1 from his 4 programmed rides) am I missing something? You can't rely on Cook to pull you out the doo dah by getting a max week in week out.

R/R for Lambert it is then

Charles Wrights in for Ellis and Starke in for Newman

It does in the rules. If he's riding for KL's in a guest is allowed but as he's not and out Injured R/R is the only option

They've signed Lee Dicken haven't they? Don't think it was to replace Greenwood though

They've signed Lightning Lee Dicken

Is someone out? As I see Michael Palm Toft is asking if anyone can mechanic for him tonight at Rye House?

MONSTER ENERGY SWC SQUADS: EVENT 1 (VOJENS, DENMARK – JULY 23) DENMARK: Niels-Kristian Iversen, Hans Andersen, Kenneth Bjerre, Peter Kildemand, Bjarne Pedersen, Leon Madsen, Nicki Pedersen, Michael Jepsen Jensen, Frederik Jakobsen and Mikkel B Andersen. POLAND: Maciej Janowski, Piotr Pawlicki, Bartosz Zmarzlik, Patryk Dudek, Krzysztof Kasprzak, Grzegorz Zengota, Przemyslaw Pawlicki, Piotr Protasiewicz, Pawel Przedpelski, Krystian Pieszczek. RUSSIA: Grigorii Laguta, Artem Laguta, Andrei Kudriashov, Emil Sayfutdinov, Viktor Kulakov, Gleb Chugunov, Vadim Tarasenko, Renat Gafurov, Sergei Logachev, Sergei Darkin. CZECH REPUBLIC: Josef Franc, Zdenek Holub, Eduard Krcmar, Matej Kus, Martin Malek, Vaclav Milik, Tomas Suchanek, Hynek Stichauer, Michal Skurla, Ondrej Smetana. EVENT 2 (VASTERVIK, SWEDEN – JULY 26) SWEDEN: Antonio Lindback, Andreas Jonsson, Fredrik Lindgren, Joonas Kylmakorpi, Jacob Thorssell, Linus Sundstrom, Peter Ljung, Kim Nilsson, Joel Andersson, Joel Kling. AUSTRALIA: Troy Batchelor, Jason Doyle, Max Fricke, Josh Grajczonek, Chris Holder, Jack Holder, Brady Kurtz, Sam Masters, Nick Morris, Rohan Tungate. USA: Luke Becker, Ryan Fisher, Aaron Fox, Greg Hancock, Billy Janniro, Gino Manzares, Broc Nicol, Max Ruml, Ricky Wells, Scott Campos. GERMANY: Martin Smolinski, Tobias Kroner, Kai Huckenbeck, Kevin Wolbert, Erik Riss, Michael Hartel, Valentin Grobauer, Tobias Busch, Mark Riss, Rene Deddens. RACE OFF (MANCHESTER, GB – JULY 29) Second and third-placed teams from Event 1 Second and third-placed teams from Event 2 FINAL (MANCHESTER, GB – JULY 30) GREAT BRITAIN: Tai Woffinden, Josh Bates, Craig Cook, Adam Ellis, Chris Harris, Danny King, Robert Lambert, Scott Nicholls, Richie Worrall, Steven Worrall. Winners of Event 1 Winners of Event 2 Winners of the Race Off