Fozzie4388

I'm sure Oxford might have something to say about that considering they're against Glasgow on Wednesday

As a neutral I thought the ref got it spot on and after speaking to a member of the Oxford track staff his opinion and most of the other staff at the track were in agreement that Nicholls was the one at fault if anyone which is fair enough to me.

R/R for Doyle Batchelor for Ellis (Mandatory absence due to head knock) Bewley for Sayfutdinov R/R for Woffinden

Vuolas is in instead of Cook

I agree especially when Schlein's on him and Brannan seem to have a competition to see who can shout the loudest.

Edwards, Jenkins, Rowe and Jody Scott are guesting for Glasgow. R/R for Plymouth

Any idea what's happening with Cook. Is everything ok? It said his partner was in Labour last week surely she still can't be? Hope everything has gone smoothly but seems strange

Jacob Hook scored paid 10 form Plymouth last week he'll certainly be better then Foord would round Scunthorpe.

I guess the teams are the same tonight apart from Zach Cook at 1 for Plymouth

I think the confusion comes from the Speedway GB declaration page on the one posted today it has a * next to Vuolas and the * means assessed p24_issue_28.pdf

Be two home wins. Scunthorpe massive home 18-20 points win Plymouth narrow 4-6 points home win

McGurk doesn't even drop the clutch at the same time as the other 3.

How can Nathan Ablitt guest for Celina at Scunthorpe when Ablitt rides for Scunthorpe lol Plus Ablitt's average is higher then the publicity stunt

True he did get 12, has he got 12 combined in the away matches since?

The result tonight may answer that one. They don't need a 2nd leg

Too many one track wonders. Douglas single handily won them it last year.

This is on BSN on Saturday

Paco knew on Thursday he was riding at Birmingham tonight. Obviously whoever runs Pawlicki's Facebook pages scheduled the posts. Either way it's another example of Polish speedway ruling and British speedway bowing down

Kevin Boothby

This could well be a lesson learnt here to give Riders who are based in Britain a chance rather then signing a failed ''Publicity Stunt'', As already said Watson for Liebmann will make no difference score wise.

He'll be number 7 if at reserve. Gilkes has a higher average then Edwards (or at least did at some point during the season) and still rode at 7 for Sheffield

William Cairns has signed replacing Shimelt

He'll clearly sign for Leicester when he's ready for the top flight in a couple years with his Dad been one of the Promotion

Sheldon Davies has quit so Scunthorpe are giving SGP3 Bronze Medalist William Cairns his NDL Debut.

Because Great Britain finished last in the last running of the SON2 and shouldn't technically be in the meeting but because they are the hosts they changed the format