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Someone needs to get over themselves.

Sheffield seem to have been threatening team changes for a while now.

Superb result for Berwick, and we only had six riders scoring which makes it all the more impressive. Hopefully we can keep up our top six challenge.

In a word no. Very true, though its not a bad idea to strengthen from a position of strength.

Agreed but its only a certain few.

Redcar 1 Richard Lawson 2 Hugh Skidmore 3 Mark Lemon 4 Carl Wilkinson 5 Aaron Summers 6 Jan Graversen 7 Rafal Konopka Berwick 1 Claus Vissing 2 David Bellego 3 Steen Jensen 4 Mathew Wethers 5 Kevin Doolan 6 Liam Carr 7 Matej Kus Amazingly no thread started for this meeting, seems that a rain off at Kings Lynn has enabled Lawson to take his place in the Bears line up. Can the Mods either delete or lock the other thread I started, sorry for any confusion caused.

There`s probably more in agreement than not. I seem to have touched a nerve.

Berwick`s averages effective from July 7th. Claus Vissing 7-73 Kevin Doolan 6-73 Mathew Wethers 6-67 David Bellego 6-46 Steen Jensen 5-50 Matej Kus 5-26 Liam Carr 3-00 Team Total 41-35.

True, so you`d think they might've included the news that Bellego will miss this meeting, or maybe that might put a few off going knowing that Berwick will be without one of their top scorers. Correct Bellego will be in Lonigo that night racing in the first World Under-21 Final. The second Final takes place on August 17th at Ostrow/Poznan, depending on travel arrangements and/or practice rulings there must be a chance that Bellego will miss our home meeting on August 16th against Somerset.

Even by Berwick`s standards, that's a laughable attempt to squeeze an extra few in through the gates.

Your right though if Rye are suffering from dwindling crowds and losing money because of it, a decent cash injection cant be ignored.

Our Australian powerhouse Kevin Doolan was brutally honest when interviewed on Dick's roving mike after the Plymouth match. Kevin recorded two wins and a handy paid victory against the Devils (paid nine points) and admitted that he was pleased enough with his actual riding -- not least, he emphasised, because he was doing it "on top of a donkey"! Kevin confessed his lack of funding has held back hopes of getting a faster engine installed in his bike, and that while some newer parts are due for delivery this week, he is having to borrow funds -- spend money he doesn't have -- to attempt to keep on winning, and assist our New Holland Bandits in maintaining our standing in the top six of the Premier League table. Honest words from an honest guy. We wish Kev well in his attempts to "breed a faster donkey" and match his enthusiastic riding with a steed worthy of his skills. No doubt, he'd also be pleased to chat to anyone who might know of a way to help him invest in his equipment without breaking his bank! Taken from the latest Berwick Newsletter.

Any assets would belong to the promoter and not Coventry Speedway surely.

Workington did all the hard work at EOES the other week IMO, they shouldn't throw it away, but as Peterborough showed at Berwick they are capable of a surprise result or two.

Maybe a change of club would do him good.

Holders wrist isn't the problem, he has now discovered he has a hair-line fracture in his next.

Don't worry the Monarchs will be defeated one day, probably at the most unlikely of places, then the smugfest bashing will begin and go on and on and on and........well you get the picture.

So far tonight there has been two races with falls, half way through the meeting, no more no less than at any other track. I`m sure Newcastle are quite happy to let this paranoia continue about Brough Park, it might mean some teams turn up already beaten.

Its probably difficult in terms getting a set up dialled in, but once you have you`ve got it cracked. IMO it is no more "crap" or "dangerous" track than any other, be it EL, PL or NL.

Edinburgh have already won at Berwick this season, I see nothing changing in a couple of weeks, not unless Berwick strengthen up, they have the points to play with.

Modd, I think deserves a reply at least.

How can you take a track seriously when you see where the starting gates are.

Giving that that was post No93 from this particular member, I`m thinking they may not be a newby.

It may be through gritted teeth but you have to hand it to these Monarchs, but one thing, they are on this fantastic run and will probably set a new records. Does this mean they are that good or is the standard in the PL not all that clever, may be this could've been on a thread of its own.

Glasgow Tigers = 43 1. Kevin Wolbert - 3, 1, 3, 0, 3 = 10 2. Anders Thomsen - 0, 1, 3, 1', 0 = 5+1 3. R/R for Christian Henry - (AT - 1, MC - 0, RH - 3, TP - 2 = 6) 4. Theo Pijper - 0, 1, 2', 2, 2 = 7+1 5. Rusty Harrison - 3, 3, 3, 2, 3, Fx = 14 6. Kasper Lykke - 1', 0, 1', 1' = 3+3 7. Mason Campton (G) - 2, Fx, 0, 2, 0 = 4 8. Ryan Macdonald - Edinburgh Monarchs = 47 1. Craig Cook - 2, 2', 0, 1', 2 = 7+2 2. Justin Sedgmen - 1', 3, 3, 3 = 10 3. Max Fricke - 2', 1', 1', 3, 1' = 8+4 4. Steve Worrall - 3, 2, 2, 3 = 10 5. Sam Masters - 2, 2, 1, 2 = 7 6. Aaron Fox - 0, 0, 0 = 0 7. Derek Sneddon - 3, 1', 0, 1, 0 = 5+1 Read more: http://www.speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/13585/glasgow-edinburgh-pl-06-3pm#ixzz36hjyjTpE