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Very good and unexpected point for Berwick, as with last season Berwick seem to be coming with a late run but IMO will fall short of a play off place.

Back racing at Redcar tonight so good news for Kevin and Berwick.

Robert Lambert making his comeback to racing tonight in Poland, so should be back for Kings Lynn`s next fixture.

Berwick have had some very decent night around Redcar, sadly I do see this night as being one of them.

Incredible news from Armadale, Jason Garrity has actually made it. Lets hope Jason and his van have a good night.

Slick and dusty me thinks, its going to be a nightmare to get any moisture into the track as Berwick rangers are at home so there will be no chance of watering from middle of the morning to just a couple of hours before racing starts. https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2655819

Hefty home win. 58 - 32

Missing tonight meeting at Ipswich, but giving the strength of the Peterborough team and the reasons for riders missing Wright isn't along.

I think we all know the answer to that on, especially in the case of the mechanically challenged.

Peterborough`s team and their riders reasons for not turning up put speedway at a new low, I watched Ben barker last night complete all his rides at Berwick and rode well, as for Garrity, total embarrassment with this broken down van carry on.

You only had to listen to Tai Woffinden`s interview about comments made by Rosco realise Tai doesn't exactly rate his former manager and Tai clearly has a good working relationship with Rob Painter, put two and two together and you get Rosco out of the Team GB job.

Sadly Kevin has pulled out of his guesting date at Kings Lynn due to injury from last nights accident.

Jumped before he was pushed, especially when listening to Tai Woffinden recently. Good news IMO

Jumped before he was pushed, good news all round IMO.

Cheers, though home wins wouldn't go a miss either

Welcome home win that sees Berwick move up the table though if they are to trouble the play offs they will need at least one away win and probably two which is unlikely. Had Scunthorpe and in particular Jake Allen started as they finished then they would've had something from this meeting, probably an away win. Numpty of the night goes to our centre green presenter who not content with dividing us up from fans or supporters now fancies refereeing, sadly his announcement of Josh Auty`s exclusion at the start of his first ride was premature to say the least.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2655819 Currently cloudy but dry.

Busy few days coming up for Kevin Doolan, Berwick meeting Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, an extra one on Thursday at Kings Lynn as a guest for Belle Vue.

I expect a comfortable something along the lines of last Saturday against Eastbourne.

In terms of the main meeting no, but could be problematic for the riders in the second half practice session.

Before they start their meeting against Eastbourne I thought it was worth pointing out that Berwick have relegated Newcastle to the bottom of the league. Now who`s cheering on Eastbourne.

He was but he was up pretty straight away and walked back to the pits, both Berwick riders needed treatment after which Jye Etheridge was able to walk back to the pits. Sadly for Jacobsen he was taken from the track by ambulance with what seems to be a dislocated shoulder.

In this case both Berwick riders were not fit enough to take their place in the re-run, as was the same with Nick Morris, he was replaced by Lewis Kerr.

The tighter turns of Brough Park will suit Eastbourne, but they will need to improve significantly on their performance last night at Berwick if they are to get anything out of this meeting.