SharpenRake

Have we moved it to Oxford so more Poole fans can attend or watch the stream?

Well spotted. It's good to know that Poole fans are so well informed and up-to-speed.

It's good to know how well informed and up-to-speed Poole fans are with the names of non Poole riders

Since Poole fans want to see proper speedway at a proper speedway track try this https://www.facebook.com/glasgowtigersspeedway/ scroll down the page

If Tigers win they play the monarchs again in the play-offs, I think.

You've said this before on another thread about Nagel being unable to ride in the uk. And I repeat why would a young up and coming Danish rider want to ride at Armadale. He is a polite young man so I'm sure he would have given a polite response should the monarchs have spproached him. It's a pity your Livingston project fell through. Has anything been built on.the site yet or were the new land owners just hoping you would offer them good money to lease the site? And what happened to the money that was going to be used for that project?

We find that as well especially with there being so many English refs

There's another problem, uncle Jim is no longer a referee

Anything Poole can do Glasgow can do better

Glad to see that on the British Speedway Web site (Official Referee scorecard) that Freddy was awarded 3rd place when he passed Hook on the line. On updates it shows Hook as being third. With poor Max getting injured - he wasn't excluded as suggested on updates - it was a great performance from the 5 remaining tigers. A shame that guest Jacob Hook failed to score but no2 is a difficult position. Looking forward to tomorrow's meeting at Workington where it will probably be tight like many of our away meetings. Can the Tigers win again?

Well done to the Gladiators and particularly Ben Barker

Looking forward to the visit of the Comets and hopefully they will bring a bunch of loyal noisy fans with them. Workington have a great, fast track so Ashfield shouldn't hold any fears for the Comets riders some of whom have experienced the circuit, as guests, in recent weeks - Zischke (for Glasgow) and Batchelor (for Berwick). Should be a good one.

You probably think that was an incredibly funny comment. It wasn't And well done to the Tigers for another entertaining meeting.

Well done to Glasgow, a great result and performance.

Ben certainly did well on a rough, patchy track. However, wouldn't it be better to prepare a good racing surface and allow your riders to show off their skills? Look at Kemp, Jeppesen and Smith at Glasgow on Friday they were very competitive compared to Saturday night where they appeared to be a bit tentative.