TheWellBehavedWorrall

Great contribution.

Didn’t realise this. Gross mismanagement in that case.

Didn’t realise this. Gross mismanagement in that case.

I’ve no idea, but I have faith the same people responsible for bringing in Tarasenko and Nagel are capable of repeating similar deals. It’s either that, or it’s game over. Also, forgot to add that Jason Edwards was a disgrace. 5 points from 8 rides between tonight for us and Friday for Berwick is so far off it, it’s an insult.

Well done Gladiators. Thoroughly deserved. We won’t win the league; not unless changes are made. Hagon has now scored 1 point in 5 meetings in Glasgow colours. I don’t recall such underperformance, ever. If the Facenna’s and Brown have any title ambitions - as slim as they may be - then this cannot be tolerated. Juhl Pedersen has flattered to deceive too. His Ben Fund performance promised so much, but he’s bang average, IMO. I thought he was garbage against Poole and he was garbage tonight. You need more from your #4 if, once again, you have any title ambitions. Harris and Flint for the Pairs. You heard it here first.

In the best meeting I saw last season, we lost the league title in a race-off. That puts things into perspective. The Ford’s build incredibly strong sides filled with very capable riders. What frustrates me is they prepare their track in a way that suppresses those capabilities at the expense of guaranteeing victory. You have a great team. They will win regardless. Give them a platform to entertain.

Feel like Berwick get absolutely pumped with injuries every single season. Good win tonight, Bandits.

I said I didn’t rate Rowe, based on seeing him race several times. What’s wrong with that? I was delighted with his contribution last night. Thats the beauty of sport; it’s a game of opinions.

Don’t buy this whatsoever and I’m a Glasgow fan; arguably the biggest victim of the play-offs. Finishing top of the league demonstrates consistency; winning the play-offs demonstrates you can perform when everything is on the line. Additionally, if there were no play-offs, the league as a competition faces the risk of being concluded with weeks remaining. The league table tells you who has been good. The play-offs tell you who has the bottle, composure, mentality, character, etc. I thought heat fifteen last night one of the best pieces of speedway strategies I’ve ever seen (Harris unusually off one with Flint off three, subsequently blocking the Pirates with a switch off the second bend for a 5-1), but if that’s late September/early October and there’s a trophy sat in the middle of the centre green, are Lawson and Cook going down without a fight? I don’t think so. I’m not suggesting they didn’t give it a go last night, but top riders thrive under play-off conditions and we, as the fans, are rewarded with a spectacle. The 2025 final which Poole won at Ashfield was one of the greatest speedway meetings I’ve ever witnessed.

Painful to see sides ravaged by injuries and absences, especially at this end of the season. Jason Edwards isn’t a number one and Dayle Wood isn’t a number four; he’s a reserve. If Morris is out too, then it’s verging on ‘what’s the point’ territory. I’ve no idea what the solution is. We have a key fixture against Poole tonight and we’ve got Anders Rowe who is highly probable to give us a Drew Kemp level of guest performance. Meanwhile, Poole are missing Rushen and no-one seems to know why. The losers are the fans and when that keeps happening, the sport is edges closer to somewhere we don’t want it to be.

Looking forward to this, but gutted Rushen won’t be riding. Can’t see past a Pirates win. They’re so strong from top to bottom and even without Rushen, don’t have any weak spots. I think our best hope is that Lightcap and Newman struggle. Don’t rate Rowe who is a serious downgrade on Howarth IMO, but I hope I’m wrong and that he can carries his British final form into tonight. We need a massive improvement from Hagon and Hodder if we’re to take anything from the meeting.

Hate that this is in regard to easily one of the most exciting young riders in the world, but all noise aside, this is the risk Cooper Rushen faces; he may hurt someone very badly one day. I absolutely love watching him. He has breathed life into British speedway this season, but far too often, he’s a health and safety hazard. I’ve only saw the crash; I haven’t saw Poole/Berwick fans’ comments in here or online, so I hope Havelock, Forde and/or Middleditch are defending him in public, but advising him behind the scenes because nobody wants to see riders hurt. He’s such a bubbly character too. Ironic that this pleasant boy is putting people in the dirt.

That might be the best and funniest thing I’ve ever saw in a speedway meeting.

@JanAndersen @Mr Blobby 😂😂😂

What an ars*hole response.😂 He asked if the meeting had been called off; he didn’t sh*t in your kettle and punch your mother. It will never cease to amaze me how argumentative people are on here.😂