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Dont think the Premiership back up this notion. Ask Birmingham about Milik, Lampart and Pawlicki and Oxford about Jankowski. While Workington's Vuolas and Zischke did well, Liebmann didn't and ask Glasgow fans what they think about Ivacic and you won't get a positive response.

Prepare to feel gutted. According to our latest epistle we spent the last month or so resetting - isn't reset a crime?- but seem to have reduced Rowe's average by well over a point only for another teams to benefit from this. Another of this season's masterstrokes!

With the training track being laid this winter and operational next year we need to consider where these riders will go to further their development. Will we have an NDL side of our own? Certainly not next year but in the longer term we need one. There were enough blank weeks this year to slot in the half dozen NDL meetings so that isn't really a problem. Would ask Colin Mackie to be team manager. He has experience at this level.

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Might appeal to promoters as it gives them the upper hand in negotiations over terms! Didn't this happen some years ago when the top league introduced a 1 GP riders per team limit?

Are you sure Cami makes these kind of decisions? He's a volunteer and they are way above his pay grade.

The things he did with the tractor! Like taking the fence down " accidentally" when a Tiger was struggling with his bike in the pits or changing the track by taking it through the big puddle on the centre green .

Where are they based? Though Dan's GSA is 7.55 and if the points limit is 38, perish the thought, that along with Chris takes care of nearly 17 points and could leave us with a team structure just like this year.

It's an unfair to be asked this question. In the distant past riders would say they wanted to come back at the last meeting but ask for a move shortly after. Glasgow seem to make their plans before the season ends. May be he doesn't want to come back, may be he's been told he's not, may be he hasn't decided. May be.

The wet night in 1965 when unknown Bernie Lagrosse headed home Ivan Mauger in a second half heat, though his Kiwi pal got the better of him in the trophy final. We went home thinking we had a star in the making. Sadly he failed to score in a handful of meetings for us, though he was part of the Tigers party for whom the Supporters Club paid for a trip to Germany to watch the World Team Cup. Later rode as Roy Williams at Berwick 1968-70. A couple of races where the time was given as 90.0 - the KO Cup semi final v West Ham when Sverre Harrfeldt was the only finisher and slowed to walking pace coming out of the fourth bend, taking off his goggles. He got the appropriate response from the crowd. The other in meeting against Cradley in 1966 shen a mid race cloudburst of biblical proportions caused the riders to slow dramatically. It went on for about 15 minutes during which we all had to shelter. This was Cradleys fourth attempt to race in Scotland that year and although the 36-29 scoreline wasn't decisive- two 5-1s woukd have given the Heathens the match- it was agreed the score shoud stand. This was the last meeting of the season and Trevor Redmond and Maury Mattingley manfully stood in the rain singing a farewell to the crowd. For Trevor it would be his last as Tigers promoter, selling his interest to Danny Taylor that winter.

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Presumably he would have made it if Glasgow were riding there that night!

Jack Smith wasn't at the races but gets four heats while a more impressive James Pearson Only gets three. CB strikes again!

In the highly unlikely event of Glasgow taking 3 points from both the meetings at Armadale and Ashfield this weekend, resulting in both teams having 22 league points, how I'd the fourth place decided? Race points, head to head results, or some other tie break method?

If it's 39 it's a reduction not an increase. Teams were built to 38 at the start of the season but their figures increase to centre around 42. Look at the latest green sheets to see this. This happens every year no matter what the start of season team build figure was.

Green Sheets issued yesterday have Ivacic at reserve on 4.00 and Glasgow at 37.15. We'll need to strengthen to make the 38.00 limit!

Really? Don't all teams want to win? Don't riders get paid by the point? I think youve spent too long listening to Messrs Brown and Lanning!

Was impressive when guesting for us at Plymouth.

Not irrelevant for our two final meetings.

I wondered about him remaining on 6.00 but didn't Birminghams Poles, also assessed as 6.00, get "real" averages after six meetings? Last night was Ivacic's sixth meeting and he'll have a average of less than 4.00 so would expect him to be reserve for our meeting at Armadale.

Last night was Ivacic's sixth meeting and he'll have a average of less than 4.00 so would expect him to be reserve for our meeting at Armadale.

Tougher than riding at two?

June 7 when Redcars NDL meeting v Belle Vue blocked off Glasgow from restaging tier rained off meeting with the senior Redcar side. Doubtlessly others. Will Monarchs travel to Scunthorpe for the BSN Semi second leg on Sept 13, the same night as they have an NDL double header at Armadale or does seniority apply to this too?

Seniority should only be applied to the first running of the fixture, with any restagings taking place on an alternative race night and the Championship is surely senior to the NDL. Right now the NDL tail is wagging the Championship dog.

Only if teams agree to use their alternative race nights when racing fellow Friday nighters AND NDL fixtures are staged on their own separate nights and don't block Championship meetings.