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I`m sure you were there for the crisps and twix`s in the vending machine.

Its on twice so even the hard of understanding ones in Suffolk will get it in the second reading if they don't get it in the first.

Aaron Summers will certainly be a busy boy next year, already signed for Glasgow, he has today signed in Sweden to ride for Gripana, he would also like to double up again with an EL and after the job he did at Swindon towards the rear end of last season there`s bound to be takers.

Dont think they are looking at the PL as a fixed race night, more the EL. In going to a fixed night the BSPA hope it will attract back one or two more GP riders than we have now, and reduce fixture clashes with leagues on the continent meaning more riders available, that's the hope anyway.

That just doesn't sound right.

http://www.stalgorzow.pl/articles.php?aid=2746 Stal Gorzow sign Kasprzak on a 2yr deal.

http://www.eadt.co.uk/sport/louis_demands_winning_mentality_as_five_are_signed_up_for_witches_2016_1_4298593 Looks like Ipswich have five riders signed up, and close to six.

Dont think you`ll be a million miles away.

Maybe I have better sources than some. Just teasing.

Finished the 2014 season with Sheffield with a 6-05 average. http://www.speedwaygb.co/14issues/pl14_issue_final.pdf

I am guessing Adam Roynon.

Maybe, but would it not be in Edinburgh`s best interests giving the current climate to bring in a large sum of money to the club.

Workington will announce a signing later today, so figuring their team out will become a tad easier to work out.

Once bitten twice shy.

This is one of those occasions where the asset system actually works, Edinburgh clearly have a valuable asset that they are now going to sell, if they can find a buyer. Not quite sure they will find a buyer to fork out £30000-£40000 for him, at the end of the day Cook worth is the amount Belle Vue are willing to pay.

Is this post from your virtual World, or a bit of sport, either way your reading something that just isn't there, interesting you use the word "could", which of makes my point. Alden "could" indeed bang in some high scores, but having a spell away from racing, and in particular racing in the PL even you must admit his signing is a gamble, one I hope pays off. And yes I think Tero Aarnio will be a good signing for Newcastle, some big scores with the Diamonds last season are there for all to see, particularly if they can get him start in a reserve position, Matt Wethers as the potential to do a similar job at Berwick.

Alden could be anything, so this signing is a gamble.

https://twitter.com/SpeedwayScunny You can provisionally add Taylor Poole to Scunthorpe, visa allowing.

http://speedwaygb.co/news.php?extend.29766

Bit of a issue though, from a clubs point of view you want to race on a day where you have the best chance of attracting the most people through the gates, to do that you need an attractive and winning team, to do that you need good riders, and most good riders race in Poland on a regular bases each Sunday ruling them out of a Sunday track.

Completely agree, sad thing is though a lot of the European riders at least look at Poland, Sweden and their own Countries first, then use a contract over here as a bit of a top up.

https://twitter.com/BrumSpeedway

In there lies the issue, IF he gets a top four place in his State Champs, which of course he may well do. If he does, then all well and good but its a bit of a risk building your team with a potential signing in it. Looking at the article its pretty obvious that Scunthorpe are looking to bring Alex Davies and Ryan Douglas back for next season.

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/speedway/monarchs-to-rake-it-in-from-sale-of-craig-cook-1-3935356?utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=twitter&utm_source=twitter

http://www.scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk/Scunthorpe-Scorpions-Australian-rider-signing/story-28115430-detail/story.html?utm_campaign=twitter&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitter