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I was.... a long time ago. All the best Rob

TWK, I thought you were knowledgeable about speedway in the 70s and 80s. Mick Fletcher was an Oxford Cheetah of 1980, 1981 and 1982. He took me around Cowley on his bike for my 8th birthday treat. All the best Rob

Have Peterborough come forward with a proper and full explanation as yet? They're not going to come out of this smelling of roses whatever they say, but they do need to be honest and open with the fans if they want them to show up next week. All the best Rob

Joe Owen, Steve Lawson, Tom Owen, John Jackson and Dave Perks. And Mick Fletcher of course. All the best Rob

Really enjoyed the NL meeting yesterday - best racing for a NL meeting at Scunny in 2014. Well done to the Devon Demons on a job well done. Meanwhile, the Scunny boys had a few problems, but still battled away. Arron Mogridge did well on his return and would have scored 9, had he not been feeling his injury and been forced to pull up in Heat 10. Although it was the sensible thing to do; better than trying to do the four laps and falling off because of it. Once he's fully fit, which he will be for the next Stags' fixtures, he'll score decent points. Very impressive stuff from young Liam Sanderson. He looks like he's cracked it. Good win over Richard Andrews in Heat 14. All the best Rob

Good meeting yesterday; not as good as Scunny vs Plymouth the week before, but still contained some good racing. I felt Scunny lost it at the beginning rather than the end - you can't give a team like Edinburgh a head start. Although Scunny edged back in front, with Cook out in 3 out of the last 5, Edinburgh had the advantage at the end. Scunny needed a points cushion after 10 races; that was never going to happen at 4-14 down after 3 races. R/R scored 3 paid 4 yesterday, including the TR! Nicolai Klindt will do much better than that. All the best Rob

The rolling start was in Heat 13, not Heat 11, but agree with all the other points. That race should have been stopped, while the NL meeting contained several races stopped for no good reason. Ref had a shocker, then again this particular ref always does. All the best Rob

Theo Pijper as a guest tonight (along with Mason Campton for TJ). All the best Rob

Easy away win. All the best Rob

Mimmo, Good post, although please note the Stags are no longer at Buxton on Sunday, May 11th. Scunthorpe agreed to move the fixture to August 24th to help other clubs. Meanwhile, I too will be travelling to one-off Stags meetings in 2014. In fact, I've already been to one - at Coventry. I have plans to go to several others as well. All the best Rob

Parsloes, it's semi-professional. Professional suggests people can make a living out of it. I'd like to see you support your wife and your kids at £10 per point. All the best Rob

But the Stags' team is not run in isolation. It's part of Scunthorpe Speedway. What I've found out as the last couple of years, from helping out at Scunny, is that it's run as a proper club, and it's run along proper lines i.e. the overall activities at the Eddie Wright Raceway are intended to make money to allow further investment into the stadium. There's no-one throwing away silly money at Scunthorpe. If other clubs want to spend more money than they've got coming in that's up to them, but Scunthorpe Speedway is run as a business. I think Rob Godfrey and all those involved should applauded by the way that Scunthorpe Speedway has been built up from nothing over the last 10 years. All the best Rob

Thanks. All the best Rob

BUSY WEEK FOR SCORPIONS FLUIDAIR POWER Scunthorpe Scorpions entertain old rivals Plymouth Devils at the Eddie Wright Raceway on Sunday (3pm), in a busy week that sees the club involved in three Premier League meetings in four days. The Scorpions compete in two away meetings, at Ipswich tonight (Thursday) and Rye House on Saturday. The clash between the Scorpions and Devils at Scunthorpe on Sunday is followed by a National League fixture between the Scunthorpe Stags and the King’s Lynn Young Stars. The Scorpions are actually top of the Premier League table at the moment – having defeated reigning champions Somerset 46-44 in the only PL fixture so far this year! With another three PL fixtures in the next few days, the Scorpions have the chance to steal a march on their rivals. Scunthorpe promoter Rob Godfrey said: “We’ve got a good chance of taking some good points from this week’s meetings. “I’m not going to set a points target, because it’s been very unpredictable so far this season. In the League Cup, nearly everyone dropped points at home at one point or another. “The Premier League promises to be a wide-open, competitive league in 2014, which is good for every team in the league. “We’ve gone for a horses-for-courses policy regarding the guests for the injured Anders Mellgren this week. “Leigh Lanham used to ride for Ipswich, so we’ve book him for the meeting there, and likewise with Pontus Aspgren on Rye House on Saturday.” At the moment, it seems likely that the Scorpions will utilise rider replacement for the visit of the Plymouth Devils on Sunday. R/R scored paid 10 against Newcastle at the EWR on Good Friday. Any Scunthorpe vs Plymouth clash always has plenty of spice. The two clubs battled for the silverware at Conference Level in both 2006 and 2007, with a Scorpions team led by Tai Woffinden - now the World Champion - and Josh Auty nearly always coming out on top. Sunday’s fixture sees the return of Plymouth’s Kalle Katajisto to the Eddie Wright Raceway, who suffered neck injuries at the track last season. Ben Barker is the No 1 for the Devils. Last year, the breathtaking duels between him and Josh Auty, when Barker was riding for Ipswich, had to been seen to be believed. Sunday’s adult admission price for the double-header is £17. It’s just £2 more than a single Premier League meeting at the Eddie Wright Raceway, for 15 extra heats of action. The circuit rightfully has won the award, several times, for being the best racetrack in the Premier League, so a full and exciting day of racing is ahead. Admission prices for Sunday: Adult: £17.00 Student/OAP: £15.00 Child (10 – 17): £5.00 Child (0 – 9) Free (accompanied by paying adult) Family Ticket £39 (2 adults, 2 Children 10-17) Match Programme: £1.00 Expected teams for Sunday (English unless stated): FluidAir Power Scunthorpe Scorpions: 1. Rider replacement for Anders Mellgren (Sweden), 2. David Howe, 3. Thomas Jørgensen (Denmark), 4. Ashley Birks, 5. Josh Auty, 6. Matt Williamson, 7. Ryan Douglas (Australia). Plymouth Devils: 1. Ben Barker, 2. Kyle Newman, 3. Roland Benko (Hungary), 4. Rasmus Jensen (Denmark), 5. Sam Simota (Czech Republic), 6. Kalle Katajisto (Finland), 7. Ben Reade. Scunthorpe Stags: 1. Steve Jones, 2. Sam Chapman, 3. Danno Verge, 4. R/R for Arron Mogridge , 5. Adam Kirby, 6. Liam Sanderson, 7. Ryan MacDonald (Scotland), 8. Tyler Govier. King’s Lynn Young Stars: 1. R/R for Lewis Rose, 2. Darren Mallett, 3. James Cockle, 4. Marc Owen, 5. Kyle Hughes, 6. Josh Bailey, 7. Scott Campos. Plymouth Devils at EWR Ave Ave Best Name Lge M R Pts BP (no BP) (w BP) Performance Ben Barker PL 5 24 51 2 8.50 8.83 15 from 5 rides (2008) Roland Benko DEBUT PL MEETING @ EWR Rasmus Jensen PL 1 5 8 1 6.40 7.20 8 + 1 from 5 rides (2013) Kalle Katajisto PL 3 13 24 1 7.38 7.69 15 from 6 rides (2010) Kyle Newman PL 4 17 14 3 3.29 4.00 7 + 1 from 4 rides (2013) Ben Reade PL 1 3 0 0 0.00 0.00 Zdenek Simota DEBUT PL MEETING @ EWR Other Notes Ben Barker Has represented Great Britain in Speedway World Cup Events. Member of Oxford's Conference League Championship Winning Team in 2005. Member of Coventry's Elite League Championship Winning Team in 2010. Member of Stoke's Conference League Four Team Championship Winning Team in 2006. Member of Coventry's Craven Shield Winning Team in 2008. Named as a 'doubling-up' rider with Birmingham for the 2014 Elite League Season. Roland Benko Hungarian rider in his debut British League season. Rode at the EWR in one of the Amateur Meetings last July and scored 8 points from 3 completed rides. Rasmus Jensen Returns to the Plymouth side after making his British league debut with them last season. Kalle Katajisto Member of Edinburgh's Premier League Championship Winning Team in 2010. Member of Edinburgh's Premier League Play-Off Winning Team in 2009. Kyle Newman Winner of Queensland State Under-21 Championships in 2011. Member of Weymouth's Conference League Championship Winning Team in 2008. Member of Bournemouth's National League Championship and KO Cup Winning Teams in 2009. Member of Newcastle's Premier Shield Winning Team in 2011. Member of Somerset's League Cup Winning Team in 2012. Member of Somerset's Premier League Championship and KO Cup Winning Teams in 2013. Ben Reade A Fast-Track Reserve with Belle Vue for the 2014 season. A member of the Devon Demons 2014 National League team. Made his first appearance in the National League, riding as a guest in 2009 for Plymouth. Zdenek Simota Made his British League debut in the 2005 Premier League with Reading. 2004 Czech Republic Under-21 Champion. Making his return to the British Leagues - last rode in 2008. Plymouth Devils' PL Results at EWR 19 August 2011 PL L Scunthorpe 56 Plymouth 37 02 September 2012 PL L Scunthorpe 54 Plymouth 39 16 August 2013 PL L Scunthorpe 56 Plymouth 34 (stats courtesy of John Eyre) Scunthorpe Scorpions Team sponsors: FluidAir Power Ltd: www.fluidair-power.co.uk

BUSY WEEK FOR SCORPIONS FLUIDAIR POWER Scunthorpe Scorpions entertain old rivals Plymouth Devils at the Eddie Wright Raceway on Sunday (3pm), in a busy week that sees the club involved in three Premier League meetings in four days. The Scorpions compete in two away meetings, at Ipswich tonight (Thursday) and Rye House on Saturday. The clash between the Scorpions and Devils at Scunthorpe on Sunday is followed by a National League fixture between the Scunthorpe Stags and the King’s Lynn Young Stars. The Scorpions are actually top of the Premier League table at the moment – having defeated reigning champions Somerset 46-44 in the only PL fixture so far this year! With another three PL fixtures in the next few days, the Scorpions have the chance to steal a march on their rivals. Scunthorpe promoter Rob Godfrey said: “We’ve got a good chance of taking some good points from this week’s meetings. “I’m not going to set a points target, because it’s been very unpredictable so far this season. In the League Cup, nearly everyone dropped points at home at one point or another. “The Premier League promises to be a wide-open, competitive league in 2014, which is good for every team in the league. “We’ve gone for a horses-for-courses policy regarding the guests for the injured Anders Mellgren this week. “Leigh Lanham used to ride for Ipswich, so we’ve book him for the meeting there, and likewise with Pontus Aspgren on Rye House on Saturday.” At the moment, it seems likely that the Scorpions will utilise rider replacement for the visit of the Plymouth Devils on Sunday. R/R scored paid 10 against Newcastle at the EWR on Good Friday. Any Scunthorpe vs Plymouth clash always has plenty of spice. The two clubs battled for the silverware at Conference Level in both 2006 and 2007, with a Scorpions team led by Tai Woffinden - now the World Champion - and Josh Auty nearly always coming out on top. Sunday’s fixture sees the return of Plymouth’s Kalle Katajisto to the Eddie Wright Raceway, who suffered neck injuries at the track last season. Ben Barker is the No 1 for the Devils. Last year, the breathtaking duels between him and Josh Auty, when Barker was riding for Ipswich, had to been seen to be believed. Sunday’s adult admission price for the double-header is £17. It’s just £2 more than a single Premier League meeting at the Eddie Wright Raceway, for 15 extra heats of action. The circuit rightfully has won the award, several times, for being the best racetrack in the Premier League, so a full and exciting day of racing is ahead. Admission prices for Sunday: Adult: £17.00 Student/OAP: £15.00 Child (10 – 17): £5.00 Child (0 – 9) Free (accompanied by paying adult) Family Ticket £39 (2 adults, 2 Children 10-17) Match Programme: £1.00 Expected teams for Sunday (English unless stated): FluidAir Power Scunthorpe Scorpions: 1. Rider replacement for Anders Mellgren (Sweden), 2. David Howe, 3. Thomas Jørgensen (Denmark), 4. Ashley Birks, 5. Josh Auty, 6. Matt Williamson, 7. Ryan Douglas (Australia). Plymouth Devils: 1. Ben Barker, 2. Kyle Newman, 3. Roland Benko (Hungary), 4. Rasmus Jensen (Denmark), 5. Sam Simota (Czech Republic), 6. Kalle Katajisto (Finland), 7. Ben Reade. Scunthorpe Stags: 1. Steve Jones, 2. Sam Chapman, 3. Danno Verge, 4. R/R for Arron Mogridge , 5. Adam Kirby, 6. Liam Sanderson, 7. Ryan MacDonald (Scotland), 8. Tyler Govier. King’s Lynn Young Stars: 1. R/R for Lewis Rose, 2. Darren Mallett, 3. James Cockle, 4. Marc Owen, 5. Kyle Hughes, 6. Josh Bailey, 7. Scott Campos. Plymouth Devils at EWR Ave Ave Best Name Lge M R Pts BP (no BP) (w BP) Performance Ben Barker PL 5 24 51 2 8.50 8.83 15 from 5 rides (2008) Roland Benko DEBUT PL MEETING @ EWR Rasmus Jensen PL 1 5 8 1 6.40 7.20 8 + 1 from 5 rides (2013) Kalle Katajisto PL 3 13 24 1 7.38 7.69 15 from 6 rides (2010) Kyle Newman PL 4 17 14 3 3.29 4.00 7 + 1 from 4 rides (2013) Ben Reade PL 1 3 0 0 0.00 0.00 Zdenek Simota DEBUT PL MEETING @ EWR Other Notes Ben Barker Has represented Great Britain in Speedway World Cup Events. Member of Oxford's Conference League Championship Winning Team in 2005. Member of Coventry's Elite League Championship Winning Team in 2010. Member of Stoke's Conference League Four Team Championship Winning Team in 2006. Member of Coventry's Craven Shield Winning Team in 2008. Named as a 'doubling-up' rider with Birmingham for the 2014 Elite League Season. Roland Benko Hungarian rider in his debut British League season. Rode at the EWR in one of the Amateur Meetings last July and scored 8 points from 3 completed rides. Rasmus Jensen Returns to the Plymouth side after making his British league debut with them last season. Kalle Katajisto Member of Edinburgh's Premier League Championship Winning Team in 2010. Member of Edinburgh's Premier League Play-Off Winning Team in 2009. Kyle Newman Winner of Queensland State Under-21 Championships in 2011. Member of Weymouth's Conference League Championship Winning Team in 2008. Member of Bournemouth's National League Championship and KO Cup Winning Teams in 2009. Member of Newcastle's Premier Shield Winning Team in 2011. Member of Somerset's League Cup Winning Team in 2012. Member of Somerset's Premier League Championship and KO Cup Winning Teams in 2013. Ben Reade A Fast-Track Reserve with Belle Vue for the 2014 season. A member of the Devon Demons 2014 National League team. Made his first appearance in the National League, riding as a guest in 2009 for Plymouth. Zdenek Simota Made his British League debut in the 2005 Premier League with Reading. 2004 Czech Republic Under-21 Champion. Making his return to the British Leagues - last rode in 2008. Plymouth Devils' PL Results at EWR 19 August 2011 PL L Scunthorpe 56 Plymouth 37 02 September 2012 PL L Scunthorpe 54 Plymouth 39 16 August 2013 PL L Scunthorpe 56 Plymouth 34 (stats courtesy of John Eyre) Scunthorpe Scorpions Team sponsors: FluidAir Power Ltd: www.fluidair-power.co.uk

Any weather updates on this one? All the best Rob

Because I was answering a question that you'd posed. As I've already said, I wasn't there on the night. All I could do is to check what happened and then write it up in the match report. All I've done is re-state what's in that match report, after your questions. Seems that's the wrong thing to do, as well. Oh well. Tsunami, next time, I'll just ignore you. (That's the end of my third and final post on this thread, unlike the countless ones of Tsunami. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black). All the best Rob EDIT: And to clarify The Abbot's subsequent post, yes it was something I was told. But there are certain people I know I can trust. If they have told me something happened, then it did.

And in his book, Briggo told us what the P stood for. All the best Rob

Which didn't actually happen, as the chain got jammed in the sprocket. Get it. All the best Rob

If you paid attention in your maths lessons, rather than worrying how to ask out that girl, you'd know. All the best Rob

I wasn't there myself on Sunday night, but I spoke to Dave Peet around 30 minutes after the conclusion of the meeting. He didn't want to go into print saying much about the referee's decisions in the meeting, simply to say he felt several of them were "questionable". However, he did confirm to me what happened to Thomas, with the chain getting caught up. That did happen. All the best Rob

The infamous 2005 National League Pairs at Wimbledon took over 4 hours to compete. I dread to think how many re-runs that meeting contained. All the best Rob

No-one was misled. Scunny were accepted into the league, with the NL fully aware of Scunny's plan to track largely a team of novices. There's actually been very little criticism from the other teams; one other promoter has complained, I think that's about it. Scunny's current side is within the 2014 NL rules. Cradley's current side is within the 2014 NL rules. It's debatable whether those rules need amending for 2015 and beyond, but in the meantime let's get on with what is bound to be an intriguing 2014 season. It looks like no-one can stop the Cradley juggernaunt, but I thought the same in 2012, and instead it was Mildenhall who swept the board that season. All the best Rob

My brain doesn't always work properly at 11.30pm at night - now corrected All the best Rob

BUMPER GOOD FRIDAY FEAST OF ACTION AT EDDIE WRIGHT RACEWAY FLUIDAIR POWER Scunthorpe Scorpions are looking to extend their winning sequence, as they host the Newcastle Diamonds in League Cup action at the Eddie Wright Raceway on Good Friday (3pm). The Scunthorpe Stags are also in National League action, against the Mildenhall Fen Tigers, making a total of 30 races in total. The Scorpions have enjoyed a fabulous last few days, winning 53-41 at local rivals Sheffield last Thursday and then defeating reigning league champions Somerset Rebels by 46-44 at the Eddie Wright Raceway on Sunday, in a classic encounter that went to the final bend. “Now we’ve started winning, we want to keep it going”, said Scunthorpe promoter Rob Godfrey. “Our lads have now got going. Ryan Douglas is doing everything we hoped he would from reserve, his paid 17 against Somerset was terrific. Ashley Birks came out with huge rides in Heats 14 & 15; a true captain’s performance. “Josh Auty was absolutely flying at Sheffield last week. We signed Josh as a full asset from Coventry during the weekend; I’m delighted by that. “And David Howe is looking more-and-more like his old self every single week; he’s finally getting over the injuries that wrecked his last two seasons. David also had a fine meeting against Somerset. “We haven’t given up on the League Cup yet. If we beat Newcastle on Friday and then go to their place on Sunday and also win that one, we could still qualify for the semi-finals. Normally Newcastle are impregnable on their own patch, but they’ve lost at home already in 2014. “We won’t give up on the League Cup, until it’s mathematically impossible for us to get through.” With so many teams in action on Good Friday, the Scorpions will use rider replacement for the injured Anders Mellgren, as no suitable guest is available. On the subject of Mellgren, who suffered a suffered a fracture in his spine after a fall at Redcar, the rider has received a tremendous boost. Initially it was thought he would be out for the whole season, but it’s now possible he could be fit in around six weeks’ time. “I thought Anders was out for the season”, admitted Godfrey. “But his spine is screwed and plated, with rods inserted, and it’s going well. He’s already doing push-ups. “It’s different to the injury that Ashley Birks suffered last year, because Ash had a lot of additional injuries as well. Anders escaped that, and it means that his recovery period is much shorter. “But I don’t think it’s going to stop us making changes, once we get our new averages. “Six weeks is a long time to use guests and rider replacement; guest riders are always something of a lottery. “And that six-week time period may still be slightly optimistic; we don’t know. But it is tremendous news that Anders will be back. There will be a team place for him, once he’s fully fit and ready.” The Scunthorpe promotion would like to thank Mildenhall for agreeing to ride against the Stags in Friday’s second meeting, the National League clash, despite being without heat-leaders Joe Jacobs, Josh Bates and Danny Halsey, with Darren Mallett and Liam Carr coming in as guests for the Fen Tigers. Stags’ chairman Richard Hollingsworth explained: “The Scunthorpe vs Cradley Heath National League fixture was scheduled for Good Friday, but then allowed to be changed because Cradley had four riders who were unavailable. “It looked like we were going to be left without a Stags’ home fixture on a key date, which would have been somewhat disastrous. “After asking every club in the league to help us out, it was Mildenhall who came forward, despite it being a date when all their heat-leaders were unavailable. “It is really very much appreciated. Our sincere thanks go out to Mildenhall promoters Chris Louis and Kevin Jolly.” On the subject of Mildenhall, all speedway fans are being urged to sign the following petition to help save Mildenhall stadium: epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/62894 Friday’s adult admission price for the double-header is £17. It’s just £2 more than a single Premier League meeting at the Eddie Wright Raceway, for 15 extra heats of action. The circuit rightfully has won the award, several times, for being the best racetrack in the Premier League, so a full and exciting day of racing is ahead. Admission prices for Friday: Adult: £17.00 Student/OAP: £15.00 Child (10 – 17): £5.00 Child (0 – 9) Free (accompanied by paying adult) Family Ticket £39 (2 adults, 2 Children 10-17) Match Programme: £1.00 Expected teams for Friday (English unless stated): FluidAir Power Scunthorpe Scorpions: 1. Rider replacement for Anders Mellgren (Sweden), 2. David Howe, 3. Thomas Jørgensen (Denmark), 4. Ashley Birks, 5. Josh Auty, 6. Matt Williamson, 7. Ryan Douglas (Australia). Newcastle Diamonds: 1. Ludvig Lindgren (Sweden), 2. Christian Henry (Australia), 3. Stuart Robson, 4. R/R for Lewis Kerr, 5. Anton Rosen (Sweden), 6. Chris Schramm, 7. Guest for Lewis Rose. Scunthorpe Stags: 1. Steve Jones, 2. Sam Chapman, 3. Danno Verge, 4. R/R for Arron Mogridge, 5. Adam Extance, 6. Liam Sanderson, 7. Ryan MacDonald (Scotland), 8. Michael Neale. Mildenhall Fen Tigers: 1. Darren Mallett, 2. R/R for Josh Bates, 3. Jack Kingston, 4. Brendan Johnson, 5. Liam Carr, 6. Connor Mountain, 7. Connor Coles. Newcastle Diamonds at EWR Ave Ave Best Name Lge M R Pts BP (no BP) (w BP) Performance Christian Henry PL 7 33 36 6 4.36 5.09 9 + 2 from 6 rides (2013) Ludvig Lindgren PL 5 24 44 2 7.33 7.67 14 from 5 rides (inc 4 pts T/R (2009)) Stuart Robson PL 6 30 57 4 7.60 8.13 14 + 1 from 6 rides (inc 6 pts T/R (2013)) Anton Rosen DEBUT PL MEETING @ EWR Chris Schramm PL 11 43 43 4 4.00 4.37 14 from 5 rides (2009) Other Notes Christian Henry Member of Glasgow's Premier League Championship Winners in 2011. Member of Newcastle's Premier League KO Cup Winning Team in 2012. Member of Newcastle's Premier Shield Winning Team in 2013. Ludvig Lindgren Member of Wolverhampton's Elite Shield Winning Teams in 2010 and 2011. Member of Newcastle's Premier League KO Cup Winning Team in 2012. Member of Newcastle's League Cup and Premier Shield Winning Teams in 2013. Stuart Robson Member of Coventry's Craven Shield Winning Team in 2000. Member of Rye House's Premier League and Premier Trophy Winning Teams in 2005. Member of Lakeside's Elite League KO Cup Winning Team in 2009. Member of Newcastle's Premier Shield Winning Team in 2011 and 2013. Member of Newcastle's Premier League KO Cup Winning Team in 2012. Anton Rosen Swedish rider who made his British League debut with Newcastle in 2013. Member of Newcastle's League Cup Winning Team in 2013. Chris Schramm Member of Peterborough's Conference League Championship Winning Team in 2002. Member of King's Lynn's Premier League Championship, KO Cup and Premier Trophy Winning Teams in 2009. Member of Workington's Young Shield Winning Team in 2010. Member of Newcastle's League Cup Winning Team in 2013. Newcastle's Results at EWR: 04 April 2008 PT L Scunthorpe 55 Newcastle 38 16 May 2008 PL L Scunthorpe 56 Newcastle 36 08 May 2009 KOC (1) L Scunthorpe 65 Newcastle 25 07 August 2009 PL L Scunthorpe 51 Newcastle 45 14 May 2010 KOC (1) L Scunthorpe 49 Newcastle 41 23 July 2010 PL L Scunthorpe 52 Newcastle 39 01 April 2011 PL L Scunthorpe 47 Newcastle 42 30 March 2012 LC L Scunthorpe 46 Newcastle 44 13 July 2012 PL L Scunthorpe 48 Newcastle 42 12 April 2013 PS (1) L Scunthorpe 50 Newcastle 43 05 July 2013 PL L Scunthorpe 46 Newcastle 44 (stats by John Eyre) Scunthorpe Scorpions Team sponsors: FluidAir Power Ltd: www.fluidair-power.co.uk