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Bit breezy but tomorrows forecast is good. http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2655819?day=1

Dont think the dropping of Sedgeman was the problem, it was the almighty cock up that the Ipswich promotion made of it that saw them having to take back a rider they clearly didn't want.

Correct, Chris Harris comes into guest.

Did you expect anything else.

Holder will get away without a ban as his club gave him permission to miss the 4`s and the meeting at Newcastle last night, probably Scunthorpe next Sunday to race in Poland.

Thats the main issue for me, Peterborough knew they were turning up last night without Holder and were rightly denied any guest facility, but Newcastle may have suffered losing out through the turnstiles and they have done nothing wrong.

In this particular instance its got very little to do with the BSPA, in fact in denying the Panthers any facility for Holder they have done all they can. Letting Holder miss meetings in the first place is the problem.

That just wont happen, there is no problem with riding in Poland, the problem comes when riders are missing Championship meetings to ride for their Polish club, as is happening with Holder.

I have sympathy for the paying public of both sides, especially those who have followed Peterborough at Edinburgh and then Berwick last night, I have sympathy for the Newcastle promotion who have done nothing wrong yet have to try a get a decent crowd through the door. I have zero sympathy with the Peterborough promotion who have let one of their better riders disappear off to Poland just so they can get a few extra pounds in the kitty. I am sure they will do their best but this could arguably the weakest Championship this season.

You also have to feel for the Panthers fans who have been following their side over the last couple of days to, good amount at Berwick last night who no doubt will be moving on to Brough Park tonight.

Partly through their own decisions Peterborough will field a weakened team tonight, that may put one or two off attending. As a gesture of goodwill could Rathbone not use some of the money he got from Torun to compensate Newcastle.

Hugely enjoyable meeting and certainly worth the admission, and very nice to win a tight meeting for a change. Peterborough forced their way back into the meeting with an 8-1 in Ht9 and then a 5-1 in Ht14 looked to have Peterborough as favourites going into the last race but thanks to Nick Morris and another heroic ride from David Howe saw the home side home. Hopefully all the injured riders will be able to take part in their next meetings especially Ulrich Ostergaard who survived a nasty looking accident when running into Steve Worrall and Jack Parkinson Blackburn who ended his night in an ambulance due to a Ht12 crash.

Looks like Peterborough have been granted no facility and were due to use Jack Parkinson Blackburn in place of Holder, not so sure that will still be the case as JPB was injured at Berwick last night.

Your comparing Jye Etheridge with Ivan Mauger.

Track doesn't sound the best.

While it remains cloudy the rain we had earlier has all but stopped.

What has Cook got away with.

Dont worry us morons will find something to bleat about next week the week after and any other week you want to name. Maybe we could bleat about posters who come onto threads and complain about other posters bleating.

Bit of drizzly rain around this morning but the forecast for today looks pretty good. http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2655819 Berwick will use Jack Parkinson Blackburn as their guest for Lee Payne, while Peterborough are yet to confirm their guest for the No7 position.

Pretty standard for Sedgeman that though.

Maybe he did know what was coming, or maybe as others have mentioned he wasn't to bothered either way. And no and no.

Update from Lewis Bridger on his injury, taken from his Twitter page. Update on my injury I've managed to start some Strength and Conditioning but I'm no where close to where I need to be to return racing 1/2

I was at Peterborough last Sunday and thought the altercation was between Cook and another riders mechanic, from what I saw I`d be surprised if Cook received any ban for what looked no more than, as you say, handbags. Happens all the time, Robert Lambert didn't take his place in the Newcastle team at the 4`s last Sunday yet rode for Kings Lynn in their meeting against Somerset last Monday.

Pre SWC Cook looked the real deal, British Champ and winning two qualifiers on his road to the GP Challenge. Since then his form and confidence has just about deserted him, maybe its nerves, maybe it mechanical, maybe he is putting to much pressure on himself, whatever it is he needs to get back to his form he has earlier in the season. When he qualified for the GP Challenge I genuinely thought he had a chance of getting to next years SGP, now I dont see him finishing anywhere near a qualifying spot.

No more tittering at Poole's expense please people, this is serious.