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The rules don't stated that though.

I agree,there should be no facility as the club know the situation before signing these riders ,the sport is just a joke and a laughing stock.PL is now being sucked into all these stupid rules. Because they feel like it THIS WEEK.

That is what most people would interpretate the rule..Riders making a late decision coming back from injury always seem to be able to ride under this rule IMO.Typical speedway decision the sport just keeps shooting itself in the foot with its rule book .What makes it more ludicrous is that Somerset were allowed a guest up to Nicks average so on paper it should have made no difference to the Teams.I am quite sure the fans would be able to write in the programme change

Your right,he is a member of the the Team and if he is available should be able to take his place.We have riders coming to meetings from abroad who MIGHT not make it but are declared in case they do.Cheating the paying public IMO

Thats good that he is getting advice and help.

it was not a criticism just an observation thought Shielfield might not be his favourite track due to the speed you need,he was certainly in the mix on small tracke last season.

Wasn't. Expecting too much from Liam ,but thought he would be more on the pace than he is showing,puts a lot of pressure on Steen when the Heat Leaders aren't winning Heats .

This will test our strength in depth Team.A couple of Heat Leaders will need to pull their weight IMO.

Great meeting well done to both Teams,Peterborough is a fantastic race track IMO.

He is on a7 + av so couldn't replace Jensen as you have suggested,Personaly I think your post are just tongue in cheek to get attention not a lot of takers though.

Yip another fine example of speedway as a professional sport,you cannot take the sport seriously. I attend nowadays just hoping to see a decent meeting. as Team sport it is a laughing stock.

Fair enough,like I said just my opinion,I hope he steers clear of injuries too.

He still has a lot to prove though,talented but injury prone and won't be cheap I would imagine

your right there he has had a poor start to the season,I Personaly think he has always been a bit of a problem at most Clubs he has been at , plus he has been unlucky with injury.Only my opinion though.

Proctor isn't exactly pulling up any trees so far this season interesting switch,are Berwick going to gain or suffer for it this week in the cup matches.Knowing Berwicks luck he will probably go through the card.!!!!!!

Ty Procter

Yep thought I saw Billy the Bowser after dark on the A1 not sure who was driving.

I agree they were poor.I would have Kus at 2 and Bellego at 3.IMO Kevin was out of order to "discuss "on track as he did.Bellego is so much faster than him why should he sit behind he is there to entertain and felt he could win the race.Bellego is a racer .Entertainment wise Sat was poor ,thought the track was excellent .

brilliant meeting on a fantastic track.

What's the betting on a change of the pairings for next week.Kus does not look comfortable with Wethers either. Doolan should maybe have saved his tantrum till he got back to the pits ,it certainly didn't looked very nice to display it in public with TEAM MATE.Ps Give me 7 Bellego's anyday.

The air fence at Berwick made no difference to the track shape I think I am correct in saying

In his part season at Berwick Ludo was exactly the same except it was race to race.Dont know if he will ever be consistent enough to be a decent No1

Thank f*ck for that!can't imagine the trouble you would cause on the road at your age.

I can't fathom how so many mediocre foreign riders can turn up year after year if they are not earning from the sport.Just what kind of money are journeymen riders making out of the sport,and good accountant must be required.I still enjoy my speedway,but for a lot of races nowadays it's all about the gate and 1st and second bend.riders seem to settle for what they have after that.We all have different opinions regarding now and then but there is no point in looking back.It might be age thing but I can certainly give it amiss nowadays (although I seldom do) and certainly don't think the sport is in good shape in Britain.There is still a nice atmosphere at Speedway and the riders are approachable in most cases which makes it the sport it is.