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Well done to the SCB for treating us with utter contempt, thinking we would believe this nonsense. And let us not let Wolverhampton Speedway slip through the net, Chris Harris`s name was printed in last night programme so they knew the situation days in advance. Could they not release the teams in advance of the meeting.

http://www.kingslynn-speedway.com/_mobile/news.php?extend.31378&fbclid=IwAR3p2uqykON5qFtmcddKzkrLGZvDIcd44Own5Zt2t9w84G2Pe942AWSMBbU

This should explain it. MORRIS APPOINTED PREMIERSHIP CEO - Wednesday, March 1, 2023 (britishspeedway.co.uk)

Where's Phil Morris in all of this.

Another shambles in the old town of Shamblesville.

Zmarslik is a class above and all credit to him, but we need the other riders to get the elbows out and start to make things difficult for him. I`m wondering if Rob Grant could get a wild card for next year.

Doyle to go.

I would humbly suggest that Tai needs to find this 10-15%.

So we exist just to exist.

Berwick were a poor side at the start of the season, and still are.

Poor teams lose meetings with the poorest team losing the most. Berwick ship seems to be steering a sound course for the bottom of the league.

At this rate Berwick could end up winning.

Not really I expect nothing more than a home win come Wednesday.

I believe that Josh Pickering is about to become a Tiger in the Premiership.

Well done to Birmingham on signing Batchelor, you have my upmost sympathy.

Not as slow as Jorgensen though.

Plus Dick Barrie on his BMX.

If the Berwick team manager and/or the Berwick management believe they lost last night due to Jorgensen`s engine or a general lack of luck then they are deluded, and its all well and good saying what`s gone is gone and lets move on, maybe sometimes you need to look at the reasons why you are losing on a regular bases, especially at home. How about a lack of race winners, only four last night. It should also be remembered that Oxford lost a rider in Ht1 and had a rider scoring zero, so Berwick were beaten by a five man team.

He was signed on an unachievable average, started the season as No1 and now finds himself as second heat leader. He has won one race at home this season, one, and but for Ryan Douglas`s engine failure he wouldn't have won that one.

Young Atkins was probably Oxford`s match winner.

Jorgensen was a poor signing at the start of the season, and he`s getting steadily worse. This wouldn't be tolerated at most other clubs.

So I think Riss is an excellent choice of guest, his record around Berwick tells you that. If he continues that form Berwick should have enough to win.

Home win. Riss makes the difference as he is a genuine No1 in this Berwick team.

Certainly gives Berwick a strong top two, my only issue is that arguably our best rider will have had all his programmed rides by Ht10, after which he will have to wait till Ht15 to have another race.

Its the main attraction, and one of the reasons I go. And I don't have a car.