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Talking sense, like I say it probably wont last. Bottom-licker, I`ve been called a lot worse. On the riders, I post what I see, Kus`s scores and performances of been decent of late after a stuttering start, for reason already put forward by Spittalbandit. Kus now needs to find a consistent level both home and away, if he does Berwick have a rider who can provide the scores necessary to win meetings, it would also take the pressure off a rider like Carr who is finding points hard to come by just now.

Its fair to say the MC have stretched the odd rule from time to time but even they wouldn't let Worrall ride for both teams, though they`ve tried most things so why not give it a go.

That's two bigeddiechek likes to my posts, it wont last surely. Two excellent posts, I admit I`m as guilty as the next man at judging riders from what I see on track, I wouldn't know any of the current Berwick riders so its all I have to go on.

Giving the similarity in the two tracks there is no reason why Berwick cant do well over at Derwent Park tonight, but we`ve said that for a few seasons now, our record at Workington isn't exactly great. So its time for a change, Berwick to nick a point and keep up their challenge towards the top of the PL table.

I was delighted Berwick signed him, I thought he would be the key rider if we were to have a decent season. Fair to say he got off to an indifferent start to the season but over the last few meetings he has shown a consistent level of performance and scoring that could be a huge plus to Berwick.

Lewis Rose will miss tomorrows meeting, Newcastle will go with R/R, Redcars Luke Crang will come in as a guest for Chris Schramm.

Had it not been for Berwick its fair to say Kus would not have had a team over here, so if he is paying back the faith Berwick showed in him then fair play to the lad. He has hit some decent form of late, and going with a NL guest as Berwick would've had to do would've been hopeless, lets hope Kus is rewarded with a big score this Saturday.

Good grief what an overreaction, your doing my shell like head in.

Berwick 1 Kevin Doolan 2 David Bellego 3 Matej Kus 4 Mathew Wethers 5 Claus Vissing 6 Liam Carr 7 Steen Jensen Workington 1 Stuart Robson 2 Mason Campton 3 Ricky wells 4 Kyle Howarth 5 Rene Bach 6 Chris Mills 7 Ashley Morris Weather forecast is reasonable between now and Saturday evening so having gone so close earlier in the season I`m sure Workington will be fancying their chances.

Now that this meeting has gone for the third time running, surely Sheffield will do the decent thing and concede the tie.

With ten riders going through to the next stage, I doubt even Harris could cock that up.

But what system would go in place, didn't they try a grading system a few years ago which was binned after one year. I like the rolling averages they have now, yes its a bugger to work out, but far better than the month to month CMA`s they used to have which at times was nothing more than an average fiddling exercise.

Berwick are riding well as a team and with a bit of confidence, Sheffield to win on the night but Berwick to go through.

Checkout speedwayresults.com, there`s some previous results from meetings Gappmaier has taken part in, not to many from last year but one or two from the years previous.

Not so as the Berwick newsletter indicates, Kolodziej was indeed due to race at Berwick, then him and Janowski swapped venues. Anyway we have our line-up and its a one to look forward to.

I couldn't give two hoots what makes you smile, my invitation for you to put me on ignore still remains. When Berwick had this meeting before the field that night was good but not great IMO, this time round IMO this might just be the best ever field for a meeting since Berwick returned to Shielfield. If the weather behaves itself Berwick should be rewarded with a massive crowd.

As long as Berwick are collecting full 3pt home wins then Carr should be allowed to get himself into some kind of form, however in tight meetings, Carr`s odd point here and there could be the difference between winning and not though zero scores on a regular bases are no good for rider and more importantly team.

7 June in Berwick and Ljubljana and 9 June in Abensbergu will be played qualification for the Grand Prix. These tournaments are six Polish representatives. After swapping seats between Janusz Wheelwright and Peter Pawlickim, next to castling. This time, "Koldi" will start in place of Maciej Janowskiego in Ljubljana, in turn "Magic" will go in Berwick. The Polish authorities changed their nominations, lets call it my Berrington Lough moment.

Can the Poles not make anymore changes and stick with Janowski & Pawlicki, there`s reputations to hold up on here.

My sources from Poland are telling me that the two Polish representatives at Berwick will be Przemyslaw Pawlicki & Janusz Kolodziej

Cant do without the Tigers in the PL for travelling support and bar takings.

People voting with their feet is no good, and could spell the end of Glasgow Speedway which I am sure nobody wants to see. Hopefully they find the winning way on a regular bases very soon.

Aarnio, Henry, Hall and Rosen are available, but apart from Rosen there`s hardly anything there that would quicken the pulse. Would Glasgow really go down the route of trying to get a rider from the EL to double down as Newcastle have done with Danny King recently.

Unibax, don't make laugh, surely we are better as Falubaz Berwick Bandits.

Sorry couldn't resist. Seriously though it does look Glasgow could do with a team change, though you might say that about a few teams right now in the PL, and there in lies the problem, right now is there any better alternatives out there, and when you add in the fact Glasgow race on a Sunday it might make it all the more difficult to attract riders who have the chance of riding in Poland.