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Be sure to find him, a real gent, on my trips to Brough I always make sure I go and say hello.

If they go as they did last night beware the Ipswich reserves.

We had the best watering system of them all on Friday night, with a quick shower just as the meeting was about to start last night. IMO it would've been very risky to water during last nights meeting as there was rain all around Berwick, all of which missed us.

Sadly four points wont be anything like enough to take to Ipswich for the second leg, but it was just nice to see Berwick win at home.

Fell with Stichaur in a tight Ht 10 first turn, he walked back to the pits but was unable to take his place in the re-run.

Sadly this is the state of British speedway these days.

Its a forum, and I will pick and choose where I do or do not post, if your struggling to grasp that concept then this forum might not be for you.

And as other poster prove brain overload can be a dangerous thing, especially when mixed with information interpretation.

As has already been said we`ve had quite a bit of rain throughout the night in Berwick, it is still very overcast but the forecast is an improving one for the rest of the day.

You never fail to live down to your own expectations do you, and its to your credit.

Pleasure`s all mine cuz.

Wet morning dry afternoon is the easiest way to describe the weather tomorrow. Rain is forecast for a good part of the night tonight, that will move slowly away during Saturday morning leaving the late morning and rest of Saturday dry and bright.

Cheap shot, not needed.

Its a guest fest at Berwick this Saturday.

And there in lies the problem, I think it would be a great idea to get the bikes lined up as in years gone by, but we need introductions done promptly and the riders on their bikes for their parade soon after, all done and dusted for Ht1 at 7pm, sadly with our presenter I cant see that happening.

again and again and again.

I would also like to see the return of bikes out on parade, as long as we aren`t sitting there for ages then I think it would be a great way to start the night, that of course is dependant on our parade presenter getting on with introducing the riders. It seems that some see any kind of criticism as a personal attack on the promotion, which of course it isn't, nobody wants to see the speedway fail.

I agree, I would be surprised if one or two stopped going just because a few fans next to them were moaning, would it be to much to ask to move to another part of Shielfield, still enjoy your speedway and get away from the moaners. Must admit I didn't hear this shouting last Saturday, though to be fair I sit amongst more exclusive clientele.

In what way, the only way a customer can consider their position is do I go or not, Berwick`s support is dwindling on a weekly bases, surely we need to encourage more along. Your not one of the "hoy them out" brigade are you, we have one on here already.

Both Vissing and Jorgensen have selected to ride in a Danish Championship round, so Berwick will use a guest for one and R/R for the other. After his crash last night there must be a doubt about Edberg riding next Saturday, but I think as he is the lower average reserve we will have to go with a rider from the NL who isn't contracted to a PL side, sure someone will correct this if I am wrong.

Its likely to be a severely weakened and patched up Berwick team that take on Ipswich next Saturday, so hopefully Hall can get a few practise laps in somewhere this week to get himself ready for his first meeting for us.

Maybe I`m the only positive one on here, but Berwick have had troubled times in the past yet have kept going, I hope that remains the case for many years to come, but your right in the respect that if it does indeed close then seeing it return at a later stage would be virtually impossible.

A team change had to be made, Crang wasn't contributing, maybe winning races at NL level for Coventry for the rest of this season will see him return to PL racing next season more confident. Hall should make Berwick stronger from reserve starting next week with our KOC meeting with Ipswich.

Crowd was very poor last night, may have been the weather, may have been the club announcing in a recent newsletter that they had already forgotten about the League Cup, may be losing home meetings so early in the season whatever it is the promotion must be worried and need do something to get the missing fans back before its to late. There were suggestions on here a few weeks back that poor entertainment on track and a few home defeats would see fans voting with their feet, these suggestions were ridiculed as attention seeking, the fact is crowds are dwindling.

Alex Edberg has been released from hospital this morning and though he is very sore there are no broken bones, which after seeing his crash last night is something we can all welcome.