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And a 15 point maximum for his own team the following week , the lucky dip of guests means you never know what you're going to get

Going for our third home win in a row tomorrow , and with " you know who " smugging into town next week , that will be as good a run as it will get probably . Plymouth are down there , along with Rye House and Sheffield , with us in our own wee diddy team league , so tomorrow is a huge meeting . The Devils are led by a man who commanded huge sympathy among the Tigers faithful last season , restoring his credibility after his season with pink hair when at Stoke . So welcome Ben Barker Ex Smug Kalle Katastrophe is also in their ranks , along with a load of riders i've never heard off. Wee have Todd Kurtz in for Dimitri and still using r/r for Christian . Bumper crowd expected for this one , but there will be a cash turnstile for ticketless fans . Assuming there's nothing more important on elsewhere , tomorrow's teams should be - Glasgow 1 Kevin Wolbert 2 r/r for Christian Henry 3 Anders Thomsen 4 Theo Pijper 5 Rusty Harrison 6 Kasper Lykke 7 Todd Kurtz (g) 8 Ryan McDonald Plymouth 1 Ben Barker 2 r/r for Adam Roynon 3 Kalle Katajisto 4 Kyle Newman 5 The Golden Child (g) 6 Roland Benko 7 Zdenek Simota Confident of a 10-14 point Tigers win to secure all three points .

you'd have got a 7-2 in heat 7 though . Anyway it produced much head scratching and puzzled looks on the terraces .

Pretty entertaining meeting . If Ryan Fisher had stayed on his bike for four laps and the Panthers management had engaged their brain , they might have actually nicked something out of this meeting . Edinburgh , for all their success this season , were there for the taking tonight . Fisher falling in heat 1 handed Edinburgh an opening 5-1 as Cook inexplicably slowed coming out of the second bend and dropped to the back in the first running , but normal service resumed in the rerun . Then 10 points down after heat 6 , they strangely neglected to give Ostergaard the black and white helmet in heat 7 and a big heat advantage was lost . In saying that , despite Fisher's misfortune and tactical ineptitude , the Panthers hung in there thanks to the brilliant Lewis Blackbird , backed up by the equally brilliant Bjerre and Ostergaard . Though the tactical ride comedy act continued when they sent Bjerre out with a black and white helmet to start heat 9 , despite only being 8 points down .............doh somebody noticed . But the three main men for Peterborough and the hard working Joe Jacobs kept the Panthers in with the sniff of a point right up to heat 15 . And in that race a 4-2 heat advantage was a possibility until Cook got passed Bjerre and Fricke did the same to Ostergaard . Cook was top man as usual despite not looking his usual sublime self . Richie Worrall was obviously busy tonight and Steve was sent in his place to dent the scoring power from reserve a bit . Fricke had a fall , but was good after . Masters had his problems with the referee and Sedgmen was efficiently effective . Fox had two good rides and two not so good rides and Sneddon was poor . Probably Peterborough's three man team have pushed the Monarchs harder than anybody , in their own midden , so far this season . If only Ryan Fisher had ridden as i hoped he would have . And they ran out of chips by heat 6

Oi , this Jock is Panthers number 1 fan tonight

I think we've all suspected for a while Mr Barrie uses this forum despite his alleged dislike of it . He's just a forum fanny like the rest of us

Think if i owned a speedway club , i would ban my riders from using social media sites

I was talking more about the posts last night immediately after Son of God's revelations

Dont be silly . After the twitter post , everybody else was just having a giggle .

Going by the updates , it wasn't until Kus needed medical assistance that the situation with the paramedic became known . So it would then be reasonable to assume that nobody knew he was under the influence , if he indeed was . Sorry i've put this under the wrong quote , and we no longer seem to have a delete button

Bless , no excuse for him though , we got there at five to two

Nope , no idea Lioness . Normally we dont bother with the parade when the weather is iffy , and that wasn't the case today . Not complaining though .

No long drawn out parade today , which was good . Kevin Wolbert was on track and heading round to the tapes at 2-59 . Very refreshing .

Entertaining enough meeting , but overly long . Two and a half hours is a bit of a marathon on the back straight . Still it was a good win against a side who i thought would cause us a lot of problems . As it was , only Worrall gave any resistance to talk about . Our three heat leaders might be awful away from home , but they are looking solid round Ashfield now and all three returned double figure scores . Aaron Fox was a good guest at reserve , worrying for a fortnight's time , and Kasper must be knackered tonight as he has to battle for every point due to his poor gating . But the lad is a real trier . Crazy injury to Anders today , looked like him and Theo were racing against each other in heat 3 , hope it's not serious . Likewise Adam Ellis , locked up really badly on the 3rd/4th bend with nobody near him , and spectacularly got thrown over the handlebars . Looked a real nasty one . But a good three points for us against a largely disappointing Witches side , but a long day . Oh dear , oh dear

If he has anything to apologise for .

When your reserves come up with 23 points between them away from home , the least you should be expecting is a point out of the meeting

They have to , for the good of the sport as a whole . That's two Saturday's in a row , in beautiful Summer weather , that meetings haven't been completed due to inadequate medical cover at the staging tracks . Instead of dreaming up more complicated rules to confuse the sport even further , the BSPA should have a look at the way medical cover at tracks is provided . I've often questioned where the money goes for Super Seven events once the BSPA pocket it , if tracks can't afford to provide the adequate medical cover , then payment for the extra cost should come from the governing body .

This is something worrying for the sport as a whole though . We shoot ourselves in the foot with predictable ease on an almost weekly basis . If it's true that a meeting didn't run it's full course because of what was alleged last night , then we really are getting to the stage where the sport has become a joke .

So was Richard Lawson mistaken and shouldn't have tweeted what he did ? Or has the damage limitation spin started to try and make last night's fiasco be swept under the carpet ?

There's a natural distrust of Wolbert because of his poor performances and his Edinburgh past . All that makes 2+2 add up to even more than 5 . But it's easy to let paranoia take over and make us suspect there is more going on with Wolbert than just disappointing displays . Hopefully the Wolbert from last week will take to the track and we can get some good home scores out of him at least . We have exciting young talent in the shape of Anders and Dimitri ( when he returns ) to enjoy . They are the future and we have to keep turning up to ensure there is a future .

This comes up at least once a month . Unfortunately there isn't a moron detector at the turnstiles , and some slip into meetings . It's a very , very small minority that indulge in this kind of behaviour , best just to ignore them - every track has them

Beautiful morning . After our heat leader's display last night i'm a bit more full of trepidation about this one . Theo and Rusty will be okay today , hopefully , but God knows what we'll get from Herr Wolbert .

Bring back sober doctors

I know , just when you're having fun , the sensible police arrives

Why ? A rider at the meeting tweeted about it , is he lying ?