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I would have took the guest part out and left the running sacred bit.

A balmy 21 degrees through here just goes to show the sun always shines on the privileged.

Totally agree don't know how Bach goes round Armadale but Doolan is handy so it may be relevant to the final outcome. My thoughts are if you are going to sign a rider then he must have ridden for there club a minimum off 6 meetings for a guest facility as in this case were Bach has missed more than he has ridden we get a rider who performs well mostly at that venue. It is equally frustrating for us that we turn up to see our new signing only to learn he will be missing again.

Edinburgh Team change off riding order 1 Sam Masters © 2 Mark Riss 3 Erik Riss 4 Ryan Fisher 5 Kevin Wolbert 6 Max Clegg 7 Dan Bewley Been like that for years think we would all like to see our own 1 - 7 every week its a strange one signing Bach if he is going to be unavailable on a Friday 3rd meeting we have had since he signed and he will have missed 2 of those.

Glasgow Team for Friday 1. Richard Lawson 2. Kevin Doolan (G) 3. Richie Worrall 4. R/R N Lunna 5. Aaron Summers © 6. Coty Garcia 7. Danny Ayres 8. Ryan McDonald Doolan in for Bach so i presume he has a Danish fixture to fulfil.

I thought the ref was perfectly correct to exclude Riss and award the race to Todd K. Without a doubt. Taking it pretty hard there you should try yoga heard it soothes the mind.

i fully understand what you are saying after all it is not like Edinburgh have ever pulled a fast one before not that i am saying you have Tom Perry should be getting praised for his progress not slated. And the Panthers management should also be praised in there foresight in giving him the chance. What some people fail to comprhend is that this has been ratified by the BSPA story over nothing more to add wether some like it or not if the Panthers had done anything wrong then it would not have been given the green light simple as that.

Were have we heard that before Mr B if,s and buts from yourself ah yes Berwick just going to have to accept a year in the lower half this season way it goes I'm afraid.

Think you will find the term you are looking for is a stunning Glaswegian lady and does not partake in hammer throwing activities unlike her East coast counterparts.

Is he still on the radar for Edinburgh or has that ship sailed into the distance can't see how he would improve things and sticking with the Young Bewley is a must maybe Clegg is on a shaky peg but Clegg has more potential in my opinion.

From what Paulco tells me on Sunday the Edinburgh riders were moving quicker at the tapes before the race than the actual four laps he said his jaw was still sore the next day with pi*sing himself laughing.

Berwick could keep it relatively close but I reckon the stripes by 12-14.

Take your pick mate obviously his deck is far from full counselling might be an option when he gets out off primary school.

Are you old enough to be on the computer this late I blame the parents.

Aye your right Craig Cook comes cheap or maybe you funded it with the 15k you have i detest posters that try to buy the league.

Would fit the bill but Nick preferred not to ride PL at all this year to fully concentrate on EL & had signed in Poland & Sweden .

That would really be curtains on Friday were it to happen.

Apparently he has been riding with a broken hand for 2 weeks after his fall at Redcar tough lads these speedway riders.

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You couldn't be further from the truth with that one yes one or two aired there opinion on Ben as they are entitled to. the track criticism s a no brainer as paying customers but it is not the norm as most meetings this season have been entertaining and Stewart deserves credit for his track prep before Sunday. No one having a pop just airing there opinion hopefully it is an isolated one regards the track i am sure we appreciate how difficult it must have been to prepare. But 99% off the time everything that is happening to our great club is positive and long may it continue.

Yes i did read it but it really doesn't tell us anything other than Stewart would prefer slick tracks on day's like Sunday no need to post it again which then begs the question why was it prepared the way it was in that intense heat if a slick track was preferred. As MD has said everybody and there granny knew how warm the forecast was for Sunday so for the benefit off crowd entertainment would a slick track not have been wiser as i say we all learn by our mistakes hopefully lessons have been learned. Was more the lack off entertainment that was the issue as the less experienced riders struggled to turn the bike riders like Josh & Aaron have that track craft that they can ride anything and look quick.

Paying publics perrogative ultimately and if the racing on Sunday was to be the norm (thankfully it isn't) then i am pretty sure it would affect numbers nobody is saying we are track curators but even the most naive off us could see the track was far too deep for the conditions as it was being watered every 3 heats which makes it worse with it being so deep with dirt.

Wether i am on good terms or not is irrelevant and the bit highlighted is exactly what i have been saying hopefully lessons will have beeN learned.

To be fair majority off meetings this season have been pretty good especially last week against Newcastle but today the track was poor as i say need to start listening to the home riders on prep and how they want it. Was never going to be easy today on the track with the sweltering heat but it was just far to deep until they had to do some work on it hopefully lessons have been learned but we have been entertained most weeks today we weren't we hope it was an isolated incident. I will pass on your concerns to Stewart the next time i talk to him I am sure he won't give a toss what you think. Come to think off it we don't give a toss what you think.