JanAndersen

Yeah i'm taking this really seriously..... . Paisley/Glasgow, it's all the same mate. I'd make sure i was tooled up visiting either.

The usual sense of humour bypass from our friends in Scotland's 'patter capital'.

Nah, keep up. Last week was when we accelerated the decline of British Speedway by preparing a grippy track. The league win would have come in a month or so had it not been for our pesky Grand Prix asset.

No Edinburgh in the play-offs - a tainted title for the eventual winners.

Sounds a good laugh. Not in the same league as the famous weejie patter though natch.

Trick track

Tried to change he o to an e a while back with limited success.

FTFY

Dark glasses is a decent shout - protect my eyes from the glistening Monarchs trophy cabinet. What have the mighty comets won of late then? I also let slide a Workington fan cracking jokes on the future of another club - irony off the scale.

Anything west of Harthill is Glasgow.

Paisley is Glasgow

Must be rubbish never winning anything eh Taylor?

Of course it’s tongue in cheek. Ffs, people are so bloody precious (not specifically directed at you Gaz). The Edinburgh promotion set up a track to win a speedway meeting (their job btw) and slightly over-cooked it. I’m sure they’ve learnt from it. Talk of “this is what is ruining speedway” and “opposition riders might think twice about visiting in the play-offs” is hyperbolic pish.

Makes our title bid all the easier. Smashing.

The tears and snotters reaching new levels. Lovely stuff.

Excellent. “No one likes us, we don’t care”

Injuries to riders is just a small price to pay for Championship domination.

Another of the pretenders to the title dealt with. The march to the title continues.

Not sure. I assumed it was the match referee but no idea tbh. You’d think it would be.

Agree with the slow red light when Gregor Millar went down. The helmet getting caught wasn’t ideal but I kind of agree with letting it go if it gets the race underway and no-one is obviously injured. We’d already had quite a few restarts. I thought Archie Freeman and Luke Harrison were mightily impressive. Also given, he is EIGHT YEARS OLD, Caydin Martin was tremendous. Really enjoyed seeing all the riders give it their all.

Sorry; the shan areas of Glasgow all merge into one.

Yeah, Powderhall is the wrong end of town. Once my Euromillions win comes in, the blue and gold will have a shiny new home in the West of the city.

Yeah that’s a fair assessment. All home sides should set up a track to suit home riders - it’s maybe just that Armadale is a tad easier to do than others. Good riders like Nicholls, Barker, Worrall (as a Tiger) etc have proven this year that it’s not impossible to score well as an away rider.

£1 cheaper as a reward for braving Springburn isn’t enough IMO.

Ooh the hurt is good in this one. Can someone knock up a trick track trophy please and we’ll display it next to the League trophy and the Knockout Cup.