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Widman, Clegg or one of the Greenwoods to win.

Only thing you forgot to Mention there Albert i thought Bunyan was class in the latter stages of the meeting when he got dialled in some of his round the boards racing was incredible and worth the enterance fee alone. How MPT stayed on in heat 15 is beyond me i bet he went straight to his caravan for a new pair of underwear.

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Well said SKJ, Yeah come on Crescent girl why not offer to text from Berwick tomorrow, Show us how one so perfect does it?

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Yeah with David Howe been injured they've obviously given his spot to Nick (Both their averages were higher then Bach).

Wasnt it a broken Scaphoid anyway?

Thomas Jorgensen has to be up their with Most Improved. Know how you feel happened in 2005 to my beloved Hull Vikings . Hope you dont go the same way

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Stefan's riding up in Edinburgh for Ipswich as far as i'm aware.

Gjedde misses out according to the BSPA website. Stuart Robson in. Robson and Gjedde both have Similar history round the EWR. Charlie only dropping 1 point when their with Newport last season and Robson getting 11+2 from 5 rides only a few weeks ago when Newcastle visited so a good choice of guest. Jason Garrity is still touch and go whether he'll make it.

Ryan Fisher, Rene Bach and Lasse Bjerre are the 3 next in line as the best 2nd in the average riders if you go by the September Greensheets

Yeah Joe Haines Small guy used to ride for Scunthorpe, Newcastle and Somerset to name a few, Wolves asset, British Under 21s champion twice?

12th is the deadline for making signings.

Do it Shadds

NEG means he cant be used as a National League Guest in the Premier League

12th September is the cut-off date for making team changes as far as i'm aware.

Shame that Shads but yes the fuel cost does take the mick. I dont think this will be as Easy for the Scorpions as some people think though. A lot depends on who the guest is i guess (Unless Gjedde is going to be fit). Mellgren seems to be in the form of his life and scores good point everywhere. Lambert has rode more laps round Scunny then most and scores very well round the track, Bunyan did well in the latter stages when he guested for Sheffield a few weeks back and i think the Dane could take a liking to the track seems to suit the Danish (Jorgensen, Palm Toft etc)

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Nedermark goes to reserve for this one then with the new averages R/R for Richie and Guest for Steve.

Just before Heat 15 of the Premier League meeting i saw Monberg enter the ambulance not sure whether he was injured or just feeling ill.

Match winning Performances from Greenwood, Clegg and Young.

On Monday the Lions return to team racing with a visit to Rye House where they will be looking to consolidate their position amongst the fore-runners in the Premier League table. Team Manager Glyn Taylor has made a positional change bringing together Kauko Nieminen and Magnus Karlsson as the opening pairing and moving Jari Mäkinen to number five. Rye House will be without the former Leicester rider Jason Garrity who broke his hand whilst guesting for Mildenhall last week and his place will be taken by Ben Morley who rides for the Rockets National League team. With Charlie Gjedde still on the injured list following his crash at Leicester two weeks ago, Rye House have engaged Josh Grajczonek as a guest. The meeting will mark the debut of Simon Lambert who has just joined the Hertfordshire club from Stoke. Teams Rye House: 1. Josh Grajczonek, 2. Rider Replacement, 3. Anders Mellgren, 4. Simon Lambert, 5. Kasper Lykke, 6. Ben Morley and 7. Jason Bunyan Leicester: 1. Kauko Nieminen, 2. Magnus Karlsson, 3. Lasse Bjerre, 4. Linus Eklӧf, 5. Jari Mäkinen, 6. Jan Graversen and 7. Lewis Blackbird Thats from the Leicester Website