Mr Blobby

Seemed a bit harsh on Riss to get excluded in heat 5, looked a good pass.

Not got a problem with us losing as we deserved to last night. I'm just stating that our guests were pants and we would of stood a far better chance of gaining a win or even a point if we had our full side.

Riss and Clegg scored 15 between earlier in the season. Our guests last night scored 3 between them.

Fricke throw that race away

Shame Max and Erik weren't available as we probably would of got something if they were.

Bang on

Got to feel for Riss there how he has been excluded for that is a mystery

Seems like a lot of the guys are having trouble with the track

How's the pole no been excluded there. Just fenced the lad.

Palm Toft in for Riss and Luke Chessell in for Clegg both on under 21 duty. No idea if Plymouth are missing anyone or not.

Slightly different devils line up compared to when they were up previously. Brady Kurtz now at number 1 for the Devils. A change at reserve also with stefan Nielsen on EL duty they've drafted in victor palovaara who was unbeaten from his 4 programmed rides on his last visit. Edinburgh at full strength for this one with the only change being the riding order with mark going to 2, fish to 4, Erik to 3 and Kevin to 5. Can see the Devils sneaking a win tomorrow night with palovaara being the match winner at reserve. Teams for Friday: Edinburgh 1. Sam Masters 2. Mark Riss 3. Erik Riss 4. Ryan Fisher 5. Kevin Wolbert 6. Max Clegg 7. Dan Bewley Plymouth 1. Brady Kurtz 2. Todd Kurtz 3. Sam Simota 4. Kyle Newman 5. Jack Holder 6. Victor Palovaara (G) 7. Ellis Perks

Let's be honest here it was questionable in the first place that he was allowed to ride at number 7.

Mitchell has lived over here for a good few years now and married to a weegie. Not exactly dodgy is it. The lad has spent the good part of 7 months and some good money to make him become a British citizen.

Ship has sailed.

Tai, Cook and Lambert will be 3/4. The last place will go to either Scott or Danny, but I think he'll go with Scott purely down to experience and more track knowledge. King done well last night purely down to the fact that a wet heavy track suited him down to tee, that and the fact he's been pretty pants most of the season.

Now that you've given it the benefit of the doubt i'm sure everyone at Belle vue will be able to sleep easy tonight.

Give over! He was rolling on both they starts.

Well done to king throughly deserved, would rather of seen one of the other 3 at Cardiff but ah well.

He's mentioned about 20 times in last 5 minutes. Doing my bloody head in.

Garrity moved more that time than he did in the first one.

4 heats in on a wet track. What were people expecting passing galore.

Looks a bet wet out there

Agreed seems to be lacking some speed on every track at the moment.

Pijper and Fisher done the same a couple of times

Personally thought the track wasn't as good as I've seen it in our last few visits. Looked like a lot of guys were struggling going into the corners especially the 3rd bend. Some looked like they were struggling to turn at times going in and picking up at times when they weren't expecting it.