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Whethers is aiming to be back this Saturday for our match with Redcar.

Our promotion doesn't make mistakes, we were told that last week.

I`m sure the Berwick riders and management will be hugely disappointed not to take something away from this match, our riders need to figure out these smaller tracks.

Glasgow Tigers = 46 1. Viktor Palovaara - F/X , 1' , 0 , (KL - 2) = 1+1 2. Theo Pijper - 2 , 2 , 3 , 1 , 2 = 10 3. Kevin Wolbert - 1 , 3 , 2 , 3 , 1' = 10+1 4. Tero Aarnio - 0 , 1 , 1' , (DS - 0) = 2+1 5. Rusty Harrison - 3 , 3 , 3 , 0 = 9 6. Kasper Lykke - 2' , 0 , 2' , 2 , 2 = 8+2 7. Derek Sneddon (Guest) - 3 , F/X , 2' , 1 , 0 = 6+1 Newcastle Diamonds = 43 1. Danny King - 3 , 2 , 1 , 1 = 7 2. Lewis Rose - 1 , 0 , F , NR = 1 (Withdrawn) 3. Stuart Robson - 2' , 2 , 3 , 2 , 3 = 12+1 4. Lewis Kerr - 3 , 1' , 2' , 1 = 7+2 5. Ludvig Lindgren - 2 , 3 , 3 , 3 , 0 = 11 6. Simon Nielsen - 1 , F = 1 (Withdrawn) 7. Chris Mills - 0 , M/(SN - F) , R , 1 , R , 0 , 3 = 4 Read more: http://www.speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/13795/glasgow-newcastle-pl-sun-3pm#ixzz3BKSLa9km

I agree, I think if we have a free scoring reserve they should be given their full seven rides on a regular bases.

Whoever the second reserve for next month, Berwick cant lose either way with Kus or Jensen.

Don't know, if they do its probably a good idea to keep an eye on the averages via the BSPA site.

I`m sure even the local usual complainers wont mind going 5mins over.

But hasn't Sayfutdinov missed the boat for next years GP series, given he isn't doing the qualifiers. He could of course get a wild card pick but that would be very unfair IMO, though I will admit it would be great to see him back in SGP.

Looking at the link posted, there was "a small over running of the curfew", though it doesn't necessarily mean the last three races were after curfew time. In the latest set of averages on the BSPA site issued on 21/08/2014 has Jensen still above Kus in the averages.

I`m sure that wouldn't have been the case, breaking the curfew of 9-30pm, would certainly not go down well with one or two local residents, the sad thing being it is only one or two.

To be fair to Loram he had the likes of Hans Neilsen and Tony Rickardson kicking around at the same time. Loram realised his talent, and became World Champ, excluding is World Under-21 titles, Ward still has to realise his undoubted talent. Can he be World Champ yes, but he has to make significant changes to his set up to get there IMO.

Cracking preview, you don't fancy having a bash at the Berwick press releases do you ?.

Berwick`s record round Rye House in the last few years suggests a home win, but it seems isn't all sweetness and light down Hoddesdon way, so hopefully Berwick can challenge for at least a point.

With Pedersen injured on Friday and Woffinden last night, a top performance in Gorzow from Greg Hancock could swing this years World title his way. I`m sure its not what he would've wanted but if you get a helping hand from lady luck you need to capitalise.

Most teams stand little or no chance round Armadale, Berwick sit at the top of that list.

Going by the advance ticket sales, the grandstands are going to be full no matter how many Poles are riding.

If Kennett and Bunyan don't come up trumps it could end up a massacre.

For the good of the sport the FIM must come up with their decision before we get to Gorzow next Saturday.

Must try harder, though being Australian I thought Masters would've come out swinging.

I can never understand all this pushing and shoving stuff, if you're clump somebody then just get on and do it.

We have The Cheviots, maybe someone could run up there.

The fewer meetings you take to calculate a CMA the more open it is to abuse and manipulation, maybe the length of time could be a little shorter, but I like this system. Surely it gives a more accurate account of how a rider is doing.

Maybe he will tonight, he has had some decent scores round Berwick, and a few duff ones in the past but at reserve could be a trump card.

Olly Allen is a bit sore but likely to be fit for Somerset's next meeting, sadly Brady Kurtz has a fracture to his upper arm which is likely to keep him out for a few weeks.