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I really like the look of this Team GB team and I think they can win this meeting tonight, and do reasonably well in Wroclaw, then I listen to Alun Rossiter.

Very very unlikely.

The NSS is a great track and great stadium and hopefully it will be packed out tonight. I like the look of Team GB and should be capable of getting one of the top two positions. Sadly as with last Saturday night there will be teams with only two riders, the teams being Finland, Italy and France, if this competition is to work then part of that should be ALL teams must turn up with three riders, if they cant then they shouldn't be in the competition.

I understand its all about the rules and regs but its just plain daft that should Newcastle decide to sign Matej Kus, their own rider, they would need to pay a loan fee to Redcar who have decided to sack him.

Giving the problems that have landed on Redcar recently I was looking at this fixture hoping for an away win that would continue our push at the top of the league. Now Redcar have strengthened up considerably making them favourites now. Redcar 50 Berwick 40.

Little bit over the top using the word cheat, surely there was enough time before the meeting for the powers that be to rule the Newcastle team illegal, or the Berwick promotion to protest, which as far as I know they haven't.

Are you sure you were watching the same meeting as I was https://sportowefakty.wp.pl/zuzel/relacja/84998/polonia-bydgoszcz-stal-rzeszow

Newcastle go with the same team as last night, so Covatti guests and its R/R for Lewis Rose.

And after his tales of woe he will be paying £16 like everyone other adult. Strange he wont go to Berwick and pay £15.

On the one hand Lindgren was awful last night, but it would be unfair to judge Lindgren solely on last night as Berwick isn't one of his favourite tracks.

Yes but his mind boggles more than most.

Not sure if this has been posted elsewhere but here is an update on Mitchel Davey http://www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/sport/16266529.Davey_returns_home_after_lung_bleed_forces_former_Robins_reserve_back_into_hospital/

Ford, and Poole, had the opportunity to sign as many of their own assets and the riders mentioned here at the start of the season, it was their choice not to. Where I agree is the situation they have found themselves in with Chris Holder and the affect it has had on the team but here again I would find it amazing that Poole were unaware of Holders issues regarding his visa before the season started.

From time to time this arguments rears its ugly head, face it people Pearson & Tatum are the best we have and I don`t see anyone around capable of taken their place any time soon. Personally I like their style and hope they continue for a while yet.

In this situation you have to feel for Peterborough as its not their fault that Kennett injured himself before he rode for his new club. Their re-declaration is quite fair though you still feel a change on the cards.

Rules need looked at as IMO no team should be competing if they cant come with a full team, that team including an Under-21 reserve. It just looks amateurish.

Kus would come in on an average of 4-76, that IMO makes him an attractive signing, for example should he come into the Newcastle team he would start at reserve and a reserve partnership of Kus and Morris seems a good idea to me.

There always seems to be a back story with Barker and in recent times this chaos is having an effect on the racing. I know it goes on, but there should be no way a rider should expect any club to provide him with the tools of his trade, especially the likes of Barker who you would think would be able to gather some kind of equipment together.

It appears Matej Kus has been released by Redcar, very attractive signing for someone.

Very comfortable and impressive win for Berwick tonight against a Newcastle team where only Whethers, Covatti and Aarnio gave any real resistance. Summers pass on Aarnio certainly was the highlight of the night and one of the most gutsy passes seen at Berwick for many season, great stuff from both riders. Sometimes you do wonder just who comes up with the rules these days, Ht3 tonight saw Ashley Morris fall while leading, race is stopped as Morris hadn't cleared the track. In the rerun because in the opinion of the referee Morris didn't make a good enough attempt to clear the track Nico Covatti had to go from 15m, now Morris may very well have been guilty of not clearing the track quickly enough but what did Covatti do to be punished, very little IMO. More confusion came in Ht9, this tome Carl Wilkinson failed to make the start and was excluded from the race to be replaced by Wethers, race stopped after a tangle between Wethers and Howe in the first turn, referee decision was all four back. Mathew Wethers after receiving treatment makes his way back to the pits, two minute warning comes on and the riders come back to the tapes, this time with Carl Wilkinson back in the race in place of the replacement Wethers.

Just a guess but I think Redcar will announce a further change very soon as the rumour at Berwick tonight is that Matej Kus has been dropped from the team.

Been warm and dry all day, forecast still saying we are in for showers possibly thundery but so far so good. https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/0/2655819

No disrespect to the lad but if your argument that Cook is out of his depth at this level then I take it you think Dan Bewley would do a better job, I think not. Team GB have picked their best three riders.

http://www.berwickbandits.co/news/bandits-tackle-double-diamonds-weekend

Berwick 1 Aaron Summers 2 David Howe 3 Kevin Doolan 4 Jye Etheridge 5 NB Jacobsen 6 Danny Gapmaier 7 Theo Pyjper Newcastle 1 Tero Aarnio 2 Ludvig Lindgren 3 R/R 4 Nico Covatti 5 Ashley Morris 6 Carl Wilkinson 7 Mathew Wethers