Fromafar

Your looking for an improving rider though.Procter is not going to be one IMO

This is just a guessing game till Berwick announce some signings though.

It’s only opinions,but averages don’t lie in his case.He was poor even before his injuries IMO.

No to Proctor for me.

Agree.

Your like a broken record.

Think they will keep Bailey his home form is a big bonus.

Don’t know,but think he would be wanting amid week track with all his long track commitments,given Berwick being a Sat with more meetings now.Would like to see him back though.

Given the Reduced points,someone will want to snap him up IMO.Think he is talented enough to give it ago.Age is just a number.

Agree.Thought Wells was was going to retire.?

One thing is the Team that gets Ace will probably have Theo.

I take your points,but I know several fans at certain Clubs that are not Happy with Admission Prices.( the diehards will probably stump up) .Don’t think it will increase attendances overall though and the sport is not attracting new fans in large numbers.Like I say it the easy way to make the sport pay by downgrading the Product but charging the same,good luck with it.

Why should fans pay the same for Lesser product though.Just easier why for Promotions to make money,instead of try to improve Promoting of the sport.

I Agree.

Told you.!

You need to start believing in Santa.You never know !!!

Not sure if Cook has “ burnt his bridges at Glasgow “ but would be a good signing for any Team on his Average.IMO

Alun Biggart

They do own him.!!

Bit early to start the excuses for next season.!!

Aye right,it certainly cannot damage the sport much more,it’s already beyond repair.

Most of their Ideas fall by the wayside as they are Ill though out.Why keep making plans and not sticking to them ,again self interest from some.

Do you think It’s in the best “ interest of the sport”.? Considering your Team would be involved.

No.

I fail to any sense in running this fixture next season.But that’s Speedway.Which Promotion actually thinks this is in “ the best interests of the sport.”