crescent girl

Edinburgh are running off-night this Saturday to accomodate Scunthorpe and complete their KO Cup quarter-final tie. May 31st was assumed to be the date to re-run the CS meeting, but if Glasgow can't make it then, maybe another off-night meeting can be arranged. It is certainly in the best interest of our sport, and our League's credibility, to push on with this last qualifier and allow the semi-finals to be organised as quickly as reasonably possible. PS: Is this all that relevant to the Newcastle/Glasgow thread?

Shoulder damage -- to ligaments, not collar-bone.

Back to Jedd List, or just do nothing?

Bandits will unfortunately be without Coty Garcia for this one, following his broken-footrest crash on Saturday.

I certainly get your point about how much fun you must be at parties. In my eyes, Berwick website gives the fullest match reports you could wish for from every meeting home and away -- I've just checked, to make sure they're there OK -- and as they fall in date order as they happen, it is pretty easy to follow. Wednesday's meeting will be on the website the same night, all being well. If the Bandits' site is providing too much information, then use the SGB website results, and download their centre-page results the day after each meeting?

When a rider didn't previously have an average. In that case, it clicks in after he has done four home, four away.

You need to look harder! Full reports on all matches, home and away with scorer details, are on club website. Click on 'NEWS' on the top bar of the homepage, and fill your boots!

It is hardly the BSPA's fault that Workington dropped out, and left the groups imbalanced. The calculations that provide 'best runner-up' are pretty fair.

Wont you be bringing Jedd List in before then?

Berwick won 21-15 (it was announced as 20-16, but later corrected). Some spirited races for minor places between Blair Smith and the Millar boys, while Freddie Fox-Baron had a paid maximum from the young lads' races. As ever, good entertainment for those who stayed back to watch. The future's bright!

I've got a picture of Per Jonsson in a Bandits' race-jacket?

I hope the rearranged match will be soon, don't want the semi-finals to be dragged on waiting for it to take place. The 'Workington lesson' was surely learned last season!

He's also got a severely bent bike after last night!

But 95% of a home crowd don't know, or care, what happens on the road. They only see an absolute star, beating the likes of Cook and Wells every week! So Dany, infuriating as he may be, has to stay as long as he top-scores, and wins matches at home, week after week....

As Sarah says in her blog ('The Dirt Extra' on club website) it is very much squeaky-bum time tonight.......

One for the anoraks: It's fair to say Berwick haven't done well in the Premier Trophy/League Cup/Championship Shield over the years since it was introduced in 1999. When, if ever, did the Bandits last qualify out of the group stage of this competition?

Correct Neil. Bandits must win tonight. If they do, their 14 points will guarantee qualification, either as group winners or 'fastest second'. Glasgow need two away wins to better them. But they must win tonight - - May the Fourth be with them!

No tactical subs in Heat 8. Deffo.

I meant that, while the guests may be known, I wouldn't announce them before the home promotion did. That's all.

A point would be really great. To clarify what Steve Hayward announced last week, NBJ is MIA for both these matches. Guests have been engaged, but it is polite to allow home club to announce the line-ups.

It took two or three years for the Linlithgow production line to get going, so it has to be hoped the same will become true at Duns

Consider me among the many -- definately the best in the world!

There's a thread about this meeting already, in the "Testimonials & Individual Events" section.....

Both the mentioned riders have patriality

An excellent line-up for Saturday, perhaps at last revealing the threatened upsurge in British talent. Lambert a clear favourite, but both semi-finals showed that even with just one lap to go in a final race, things can change dramatically. Prices are good: £15 for 16 and over, £11 concessions and kids just a quid. Bring the family!