screm

Cheers for that I took the Sheffield line up out of last weeks Speedway star.

Seems Ty doesn't quite fancy a trip to Berwick this Saturday, more better is a trip to Eastbourne to race for Wolves.

Two more names can be added to the starting line up, the Czechs have nominated Tomasz Suchanek, while France have nominated Mat Tresarrieu.

Teams for Saturday. Berwick 1 Kevin Doolan 2 Rider Replacement 3 Matej Kus 4 Mathew Wethers 5 Claus Vissing 6 Steen Jensen 7 Liam Carr Sheffield 1 Simon Stead 2 Andre Compton 3 Leigh Lanham 4 Taylor Poole 5 Rider Replacement 6 Simon Nielson 7 Josh Bates The Sheffield line up may change in respect of where they use their r/r. Berwick`s David Bellego misses the meeting as he is away racing in the World Under-21 qualifying round in Germany, while Sheffield`s new signing Ty Proctor will be racing for his EL club at Eastbourne.

I will be cheering on the Diamonds tonight, though I fear a home win, but just as long as the meeting just the PL justice I`m sure we will all be happy.

Whatever Bridgers troubles are I hope he gets them sorted asap.

With Roynon becoming available there`s bound to be promoters looking at their team and thinking about making a change.

Then get old Monty down to the shops and get him to buy a drop. A few days ago you were booting poor old Schramm out of the reserve position, now you putting him in as your No2 which is widely recognized as the hardest position to ride. Larsen would be a bid scorer in the PL but would it be wise to make to many changes to get him in.

Sorry but I cant get this, lets feel sorry for Roynon, he may well be a well rounded, lovely guy who would do anything for anybody, but the promotion at Sheffield clearly feel they are better off without Roynon and with Proctor. Over the course of this season we will find out if they have got it right. As for Roynon I`m sure there`ll be a team who are looking at signing him, maybe we will see him in a new team within the next week.

And best of all he does not have a team in Poland. He could be a Diamond very soon.

Then I`d get it, not only a great read but the answer to many of the questions you pose.

Post down to the usual standard I see, Sheffield Speedway should do whatever it takes to get their team winning more. If by dropping Roynon they achieve that then they are on to a winner, if it doesn't work out then they will be hit financially at the turnstiles.

Did you not get the Speedway Star bumper edition from the start of the season, that had all the Polish, Swedish, Czech team squads in it.

Diamonds will have him in the Newcastle team as a replacement.

Adam Roynon dropped by Sheffield.

Your an idiot on every thread you appear on. Screm

Fair enough, I don't take this forum seriously enough to get annoyed, but most of the riders your putting up have contracts in Poland or somewhere else that would make riding at Brough Park every Sunday almost impossible.

There must be another forum somewhere where you can inflict your idiotic and immature opinions on.

I know you mean well, but try and go a week or so without picking riders for here there and everywhere for Newcastle.

Having made a bit of a chump of ones self believing that speedway was going to return to Berrington Lough, I`d have thought you would've considered things a bit more. But it appears not.

Reading this thread it is apparent that Philip Rising is to blame for the many non attendees last Saturday. I think the fact this poll is on Sportowefakty says it all.

Only if they get paid in full, I give you Emil Sayfutdinov.

Thank you for your patience, with so much having happened since yesterday we wanted to first ensure that the information we shared out is reliable and stable. As previewed earlier, Dimitri has been admitted to hospital in Glasgow (and may yet be transferred within the City) and has undergone a range of assessments and tests – with more planned – to investigate the pain from his right hand side/back area, and right wrist. Dimitri has been made as comfortable as possible, and currently is being detained within a high dependency unit more so for observation. The doctors believe he may have suffered some damage/bruising to his kidney area and have elected to run more tests to determine the best course of action. It looks likely that, at best, he will remain in hospital for the majority of this week. Doctors do not believe he has suffered any breakage to his wrist. With his family around him he, and they, are in good spirits generally, and have even been playing back the heat 15 crash to the hospital staff! Neeless to say that, in true speedway style, Dimitri has already spoken about getting back on track! Clearly, and rightly, we are only concerned with Dimitri’s health and well being and that we see him on the road to a quick recovery. At the moment we are preparing to have to rest him for a little while – we can only confirm this further at the end of the week. Given that he remains in high dependency, and is with his family, we ask that everyone respects their privacy at this time. If supporters would like to send best wishes please, for now, do so via email to info@glasgowtigers.co and we will ensure these are passed on to him. If you would particularly like to send him a card, for now, please hand these in at the turnstile this Sunday and again we will pass these to Dimitri. Many thanks for your patience and understanding.

You don't need to moan, the rest of us more than make up for it.

And look what you did with six of the seven, I agree with you that Newcastle haven't exactly started the season how you, and every other Diamonds fan would've wanted, but the Newcastle promotion have a history of getting the best of the best of their riders, I`m sure words will have been said and George English will be looking for a better performance come Tuesday. If riders need to be moved on then I`m sure the promotion wont be found wanting, though at the minute its difficult to see where there's any better riders out there waiting to come in, Newcastle being a Sunday track it makes it all the more harder to attract riders who already have contracts in Poland.