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As has already been pointed out Cardiff is only available a certain times of the year,come the beginning of October you`ve got the football and rugby season up and running so thats a non-starter.The GP season has to end somewhere and Torun seems as good a place as any.

Tough luck on Tabaka as he's had a decent season with the Monarchs. Must admit though Id find it difficult to believe that Morris would deliberately take Tabaka through the fence,IMO there's probably only one person who would know that and that's Morris himself.

You cant not sign a rider for the fear he may get injured, though its true to say that Allen does seem to pick up more than his fair share of bad luck, anyway I cant see Allen being a Bandit in 2014.

Oh come on I mean really

I thought Laguta was going to be one of the wild card picks,if hes either turned it down or has run into other snags them Lindgren can count himself very fortunate to have been giving another go in the GPs.

With the SWC Play-off and Final at Bydgoszc it hard to see a round of SGP going there to.

But a circus thats here to stay for the forseeible future.

Theres been quite a few dates announced already,obviously its the Polish ones that most of us are waiting for.

Flights & hotel booked for Prague 2014,just waiting for the tickets to come out,lets all hope for my sake at least that they find improvements in the racing at the Marketa for next May.

Absolutely,I get on with Taffy just fine,doesnt mean I agree with everything he posts.IMO I think you`ll find its jelousy that brings out the negative posts in some people .

Im sure you`ll agree that the mecca for any rider is to sample Shielfield,sadly our season ended a couple of weeks ago so young Mr Lambert will just have to make do with Brough Park.

Bit of an extra treat for those attending this match,it seems that the teenage sensation that is Robert Lambert will be doing some practice laps after the main event.

A Scottish speedway rider of any kind of standard is thin on the ground right.

As has been debated on other threads on this forum it might have more to do with the changes in the bikes rather than the circuit itself,still looking forward to my trip over to Prague though.

Dont Newcastle still have the honour of hosting Berwick in the 2nd leg of the much heralded Tyne/Tweed Trophy.

Dont worry there`ll be plenty of money for drink.I might wait till the start of next season,the guy I sit next to at Berwick (good evening Alan) helps organise the trips for Travel-Plus,I`ll have a word with him.

Easyjet fly from Edinburgh to Prague,depart Thursday come back Monday £118,thats including insurance and booking in bags etc.

Wont any Sky deal have to be agreed by the time of the conference,maybe not contracts signed but a firm yes or no from Sky,though I must admit I fear speedway has missed the boat.

Your right but having looked at the flights and the like its pretty cheap,dont worry about the racing I go to Berwick every week so quite used to crap racing.

Excellent,time to book the flights,my first European GP infact my first GP full stop.

At no point in the last few seasons have I though Berwick had a team that would challenge for the PL title,but nor did I think we`d have a team that would finish just a place or two from bottom and our season finishing in September,and had it not been for a rain-off and the Ashworth meeting our season wouldnt have made even that. The team that had Rymel,Rempala(Marcin),etc seemed to be going places then was torn to pieces by injury,since then we`ve been promised much but realised very little. One things for certain theres going to be alot of interesting eyes cast as our promotion puts the 2014 team together.

Can we take it as confirmed that the Czech GP will take place on May 31st.

But no better than Paul Starke IMO,a reserve pairing from Branford,Starke and Carr would be very weak.If Carr is to be one of the reserves than his partner had better be a decent points scorer both home and away on a regular bases.

Absolutely, we've had decent teams on paper at the start of the last few seasons yet somehow some of the riders seems to get away with under performing on a regular bases.Of course nobody wants the riders to ride with fear of losing their jobs but I don't think it does any harm to let them know that poor performances wont be tolerated either and that's what part of the managers job is. Survival in this current climate is an achievement in itself for Berwick.

Possibly true with some but certainly not others. Agree with you and hopefully Carr does the job, we cant carry riders, been there before and it failed miserably.Im sure on decent gear Liam Carr will do ok.