Mr Blobby

Heard Prague won't be one of the venues next year. Don't know how true that is however.

Very unexpected but will happily take that! Agent Sedgy I think your cover has been blown.

Comfortable home win don't really see us causing to much trouble

I thought cookie was more competitive this year than previous but points return this year wasn't as good. Heard yesterday that he had dropped PJR and was on another riders engine not sure who though.

Track was looking good, the outside looked smoother than the inside. Never seen Emil or Lindback out on track but I didn't get there till just before 3.30 so they could of been out before then.

Expected better from cook and lambert. Worrall is doing as expected but Harris has been impressive

Comfortable night in the end. Erik Riss at the moment is joy to watch fast, smooth and a great style on the bike. Good to see David Howe rolling back the years and scoring some good points. Track slick again and far to easy for away sides to ride.

Even with the guests still should be fairly comfortable

After a disappointing result last night we'll be looking to bounce back with a big win tonight. Could potentially be a tricky fixture with the likes of Kerr and MPT knowing the quickest way round along with Auty. but they'll need back up from the likes of Douglas and Wilkinson at reserve to have a chance of taking anything from the match. Teams for tonight: Edinburgh 1. Sam Masters 2. Theo Pijper 3. Erik Riss 4. Max Clegg 5. Ricky Wells 6. Josh Pickering 7. Mitchell Davey Scunthorpe 1. Michael Palm Toft 2. Tero Aarnio 3. Lewis Kerr 4. Ryan Douglas 5. Josh Auty 6. Carl Wilkinson 7. Ryan McDonald (G)

Scored their average away from home don't really expect much more from them.

Another average performance on the road. To many passengers again it seems pass marks to sam, Erik, max and Mitch.

Will be a tough match match. A point will be a good result tonight

Think it'll finish 46-44 but to wich side who knows.

Probably our toughest test of the season at home against a Ipswich side who can ride the dale just as well as the home side. Little change in the riding order for the monarchs with Josh Pickering dropping to reserve and Max Clegg moving back into the number 4 spot. Also be good to see a couple of league winners back in Justin and Rory always welcome at Armadale. Should be an absolute cracker of a match that could go either way. Teams for tonight: Edinburgh 1. Sam Masters 2. Mark Riss 3. Erik Riss 4. Max Clegg 5. Ricky Wells 6. Josh Pickering 7. Mitchell Davey Ipswich 1. Danny King 2. Kyle Newman 3. Justin Sedgmen 4. Cameron Heeps 5. Rory Schlein 6. Connor Mountain 7. Nathan Greaves

Doc still does the track but only on Fridays. We had a heavy rain shower at around 3 that made a track a bit tricky.

3 5-1s on the bounce killed us apart from that it seems we done okay. Just need to find a bit more consistency all the through the meeting as we always seem to have a point in the meeting just now we're we seem to just fall away.

Could be real tricky one tonight and we can't have any passengers if we want to take the 3 points against a strong bears side. Just the one change tonight with Matt Williamson in to replace the injured Danny Ayres. Honestly can see this one going either way. Teams for tonight: Edinburgh 1. Sam Masters 2. Mark Riss 3. Erik Riss 4. Josh Pickering 5. Ricky Wells 6. Max Clegg 7. Mitchell Davey Redcar 1. Jason Garrity 2. Jonas B Anderson 3. Ben Barker 4. Ellis Perks 5. Charles Wright 6. Coty Garcia 7. Matt Williamson

I can't see it being as close as some suggest. Can see us scoring around what we did at Sheffield and Workington.

well we tried our best to chuck that meeting away with some strange refereeing decisions in the mix as well. Think Sheffield can find themselves rather fortunate to come away with a point. Davey falling in heat 2 while on a 4-2 ending in a 3-3. Kurtz with the flier of the season in heat 8 his only point of the night. The poor decision of heat 12 were the ref decided to exclude Riss who had to take avoiding action of the out of control Bjerre resulting in a 1-5 and Sam falling off in heat 13 while on a 3-3 resulting in 2-4. Besides that still a very enjoyable nights racing on another sunny night at Armadale.

So Sheffield are back again and were impressive visitors on there last visit need to be on it from the start. Monarchs by 10. Teams for tonight: Edinburgh 1. Sam Masters 2. Mark Riss 3. Erik Riss 4. Josh Pickering R/R 5. Ricky Wells 6. Max Clegg 7. Mitchell Davey Sheffield 1. Aaron Summers (G) 2. Todd Kurtz 3. Lasse Bjerre 4. James Sarjeant (G) 5. Kyle Howarth 6. Rob Branford 7. Ryan McDonald (G)

Decent return from the reserves good to see max scoring points on the road. Expected a bit more from the Riss brothers but oh well. Just need to focus on the league now.

Seen him at Workington the other week he was more competitive but still refuses to move off the white line into the wider faster line. Out of our two reserves can see Mitchell being the stronger of the two. Can see us matching Sheffields top 5 but we'll get the tigers reserves will have the upper hand and will take them through to the next round.

Grippy track and basically didn't fancy it one bit.

Not long till chris Harris will be in that Peterborough side. Cause currently on tonights performance they were awful. Holder was rather embarrassing was out of control couldn't get to grips with the track and just basically couldn't be bothered going back out again. Other than starke and Wilson dean the rest were shocking.

Well certainly no concerns weather wise with it to be 20+ degrees tomorrow. Unfortunately however no Mark Riss and his place can only be taking by a NL rider and Luke Ruddick will fill that spot. For the panthers no Ostergaard and R/R will be in place for him. Could be a potentially banana skin if a couple of the boys don't perform and with BWD at reserve for the panthers anything could happen. Teams for Friday Edinburgh 1. Ricky Wells 2. Luke Ruddick (G) 3. Erik Riss 4. Josh Pickering 5. Sam Masters 6. Max Clegg 7. Mitchell Davey Peterborough 1. Jack Holder 2. Ulrich Ostergaard R/R 3. Paul Starke 4. Simon Lambert 5. Kenneth Hansen 6. Bradley Wilson Dean 7. Tom Bacon