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I'm hoping for a home win between 10-15 points. But intriguing and hard to call, because Newwcastle have a solid team, but don't really have any stand-out performers there. All the best Rob

A fuller list is here: http://www1.skysports.com/watch/speedway-on-sky I assume it shows EL meetings only - British Final, Glasgow, etc will be in addition to this. All the best Rob

FRIDAY NIGHT IS THE NIGHT! THE first Friday evening meeting of the season takes place at the Eddie Wright Raceway this week, with the visit of the Newcastle Diamonds in a League Cup match (7.30pm). It takes place in a middle of a busy spell for the FluidAir Power Scunthorpe Scorpions, supported by Henderson Insurance. Scunthorpe travel to Redcar on Thursday, and then comes the home clash with the Diamonds on Friday evening. Saturday sees the Scorpions involved in their first Premier League fixture of the season, with a visit to Border country to face Berwick. The week is completed by the return League Cup fixture at Newcastle on Sunday. In their opening fixtures against Sheffield, the Scorpions - with the exception of Carl Wilkinson and the brilliant Josh Auty - looked like a team in need of some competitive track time and they will get that in abundance this week. Scunthorpe promoter Rob Godfrey said: “I’m really looking forward to Friday’s meeting, against Newcastle, and see how we fare against the Diamonds. “We had a bumper turn-out against Sheffield on Easter Monday, which was terrific to see. The result wasn’t the best for us, but hopefully people can see through that, because we’re just going to get better and better as our new team settles in. “The weather is set fair for the next few days, and there really isn’t anywhere better to be on Friday night than at the Eddie Wright Raceway. “We have the best racetrack in the country and the racing is never better than on a Friday evening. Newcastle have already won at Redcar, and they are going to be up for this meeting, just as we are. “It is going to be a top night of speedway action, and we’ll be doing everything we can to ensure we finish the night with the League Cup points in the bag.” Scunthorpe’s full schedule for this week: Thursday, April 16… Redcar vs Scorpions (League Cup) Friday, April 17… Scorpions vs Newcastle (League Cup) Saturday, April 18… Berwick vs Scorpions (Premier League) Sunday, April 19… Newcastle vs Scorpions (League Cup) Admission prices for Friday: Adult: £15.00 Student/OAP: £13.00 Child (10 – 17): £5.00 Child (0 – 9) Free (accompanied by paying adult) Family Ticket £35 (2 adults, 2 Children 10-17) Match Programme: £1.00 Expected teams for Friday: FluidAir Power Scunthorpe Scorpions, supported by Henderson Insurance: 1. David Howe, 2. Theo Pijper, 3. Alex Davies, 4. Carl Wilkinson, 5. Josh Auty, 6. Ellis Perks, 7. Nike Lunna. Newcastle Diamonds: 1. Steve Worrall, 2. Christian Henry, 3. Lewis Kerr, 4. Anton Rosen, 5. Ludvig Lindgren, 6. Simon Nielsen, 7. Lewis Rose. Newcastle Diamonds at EWR Ave Ave Best Name Lge M R Pts BP (no BP) (w BP) Performance Christian Henry PL 8 37 41 6 4.43 5.08 9 + 2 from 6 rides (2013) Lewis Kerr PL 3 12 16 2 5.33 6.00 7 + 2 from 4 rides (2013) Ludvig Lindgren PL 7 34 56 3 6.59 6.94 14 from 5 rides (inc 4 pts T/R (2009)) Simon Nielsen PL 4 16 10 3 2.50 3.25 4 + 1 from 4 rides (2013) Lewis Rose PL 1 5 5 0 4.00 4.00 5 from 5 rides (2014) Anton Rosen PL 1 6 9 1 6.00 6.67 9 + 1 from 6 rides (2014) Steve Worrall PL 30 125 114 26 3.65 4.48 10 + 2 from 5 rides (2011) Other Notes Christian Henry Member of Glasgow's Premier League Championship Winners in 2011. Member of Newcastle's Premier League KO Cup Winning Team in 2012. Member of Newcastle's Premier Shield Winning Team in 2013. Lewis Kerr Member of Newcastle's League Cup and Premier Shield Winning Teams in 2013. Made his British League debut with King's Lynn's National League side in 2010. A Fast-Track Reserve with King's Lynn for the 2015 Elite League season. Ludvig Lindgren Member of Wolverhampton's Elite Shield Winning Teams in 2010 and 2011. Member of Newcastle's Premier League KO Cup Winning Team in 2012. Member of Newcastle's League Cup and Premier Shield Winning Teams in 2013. Simon Nielsen Made his Premier League debut with Workington in 2011. Winner of the 2005 Individual FIM Youth Gold Trophy (80cc), unofficial Under-16 World Championship. Lewis Rose Made his British League debut with King's Lynn's National League side in 2013. A Fast-Track Reserve with Swindon for the 2015 Elite League season. Anton Rosen Member of Newcastle's League Cup Winning Team in 2013. Swedish rider who made his British League debut with Newcastle in 2013. Steve Worrall Former Scunthorpe Scorpion and Saint. Member of the Saints' National League Winning Team in 2011. Member of Newcastle's Premier Shield Winning Team in 2013. Member of Edinburgh's Premier League Championship, KO Cup and League Cup Winning Teams in 2014. Member of Cradley's National League Championship, KO Cup, NL Shield and NL Fours Winning Teams in 2014. A Fast-Track Reserve with Belle Vue for the 2015 Elite League season. Newcastle's Results at EWR: 04 April 2008 PT L Scunthorpe 55 Newcastle 38 16 May 2008 PL L Scunthorpe 56 Newcastle 36 08 May 2009 KOC (1) L Scunthorpe 65 Newcastle 25 07 August 2009 PL L Scunthorpe 51 Newcastle 45 14 May 2010 KOC (1) L Scunthorpe 49 Newcastle 41 23 July 2010 PL L Scunthorpe 52 Newcastle 39 01 April 2011 PL L Scunthorpe 47 Newcastle 42 30 March 2012 LC L Scunthorpe 46 Newcastle 44 13 July 2012 PL L Scunthorpe 48 Newcastle 42 12 April 2013 PS (1) L Scunthorpe 50 Newcastle 43 05 July 2013 PL L Scunthorpe 46 Newcastle 44 18 April 2014 LC L Scunthorpe 49 Newcastle 44 27 June 2014 PL L Scunthorpe 58 Newcastle 38 (stats by John Eyre) * Scorpions’ busy week begins with a trip to Redcar on Thursday evening. Scunthorpe promoter Rob Godfrey said: “We’ve started the season fairly slowly, but so have Redcar. The Bears have got their own problems, and we will look to take advantage of those.”

To be fair to Sidney, he's held his own on this thread. Fair play. I did chuckle when he called Oldace "Oldass" All the best Rob

No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just come along and block my roads again, why don't you? All the best Rob

Perfect example of why 4-3-2-0 shuld be used for pairs meetings. I hope that a team place will become available for Brendan somewhere very soon. All the best Rob

F1, Snooker, Olympics (especially curling at Winter Olympics), occasionally Rugby, only really bother with Football for the World Cup. All the best Rob

But read the whole thread. It was actually started by a Bomber fan, not questioning why he should be in the GP series, but questioning why he hadn't prepared a bit better for this year's GP series. One or two people said he shouldn't even be in the series, but quite a few of us disagreed with that. They are entitled to their opinion, just as you and I are entitled to ours. The thread was dead, but then you've come on here today, shouting the odds (ironically directing your wrath in the direction of one of the Bomber defenders), and stirring it all up again! All the best Rob

I made the point that he had qualified on Page 1. However, if people have their opinion, they can express it. The clue is in the name: British Speedway Forum. All the best Rob

Dave The Mic, I think you're a bit confused, SCB was one of the people DEFENDING Bomber. Read the whole thread, and I think you'll see you owe him an apology All the best Rob

I think he was three-time British Under-21 Champion by the age of 21. If he won any of them aged 22, 23 or 24, then something was a bit amiss. Anyway, the argument is becoming circular. Scunthorpe fans would prefer to have Josh Auty riding for them; Sheffield fans would prefer to have Simon Stead riding for them. Which suggests both are at the right clubs. All the best Rob

I love Silver Bee's updates, but "unbiased"???? All the best Rob

HT, a strange comparison. Josh is not Tai Woffinden, true, but neither is any other British rider. Woffy is exceptional. That's like saying Peter Karlsson is rubbish compared to Tony Rickardsson. Yes, Josh Auty is still in the Premier League at the age of 24.... but then again so is Simon Stead at the age of 32!! Personally, I don't see the problem in either case. If a rider is doing the job for his club, piling up the points and providing a great amount of entertainment at the same time, isn't that what club speedway is all about? Josh is a highly talented motorcyclist, who puts bums on seats, and is one of Scunthorpe speedway's finest-ever servants. I might be missing the point, but to me, that is the point. One thing you're quite correct on, is that those who attend the EWR on a regular or a semi-regular basis will have seen regular moves from Josh like that on Monday (I assume you mean Heat 11 rather Heat 13, although Josh did pass Stead in Heat 13 as well!), and that's why he is special. And maybe, HT, that's one reason we go there so many times during a season? To see moves like that? I think there's still time for Josh to become a regular part of the GB team and maybe be in the Grand Prix at some point. Time will tell if that happens. If it does happen, it will be great for him and I'll be chuffed for him. But to me, and I suspect to you as well, more important are the thrills he gives with his riding around the EWR? To me, that's what it is all about. All the best Rob

But Steady has taken up a whopping 9.96 of your team average, and Josh a bargain 7.16 of Scunny's, despite having been the No 1 at the EWR in two recent seasons, 2012 and 2013. Josh is on the better value average and also the man for the Big Heat 15. I suspect both will end up in the Top Ten of the PL averages, as both Steady and Josh are going to be nigh-on unbeatable around their own circuit. In any case, it's noticable nearly all those raising "concerns" about Josh seem to be Tigers fans. The Scunny fans are very happy to be have Josh back again thank you very much. All the best Rob

It's Arron, not Aaron. And Robbie Perks is the nephew of Dave Perks. Ellis Perks is therefore the great nephew of Dave Perks. All the best Rob

Erm, actually Josh very nearly averaged 9.00 in 2012, the same year he was the No 1 for a team which won the Premier League. And that was despite the fact he got off to quite a slow start that season – take away the first couple of months of 2012 and I suspect his average was in excess of 9.00. Whereas this year he has hit the ground running. Weird that there’s a conversation on here about whether Josh is a top man in the PL or not, a few days after he’s completely owned Simon Stead around the EWR. Remember Stead gated on him twice as well; Josh made him look silly from the back. He’s proved countless times he’s the man for a big Heat 15 at the EWR. I still can’t believe just how far he came from behind to beat Tyson Nelson on the final lap in 2013. That was a truly astonishing ride. He is one of the most entertaining riders I've ever had the pleasure to have watched. Looking forward to Josh having a great year in 2015 - he looks really pumped and ready for it. All the best Rob

There is an incident recorder/timekeeper at each meeting, sits in the box next to the ref! All the best Rob

Was that following the Facebook rant about closed Supermarkets? Yes, the 128-page SS is always a complete delight. Mind you, I enjoy reading it every week. All the best Rob

No, Bates had 10 (9+1). All the best Rob

Spinny, yeah, first blood to you guys, while I look like a prat. However, it is only early April.... long, long way to go. I seem to recall you did the League Cup double over us in 2012. Enjoyed the speedway today (although will enjoy it more once the Scorps start winning), top notch stuff at the EWR as usual. Josh Auty's move in Heat 11 was sensational. Nice to see a good crowd as well - had to park in the secondary car park, because the main one was full. All the best Rob

ENTERTAINMENT THE NAME OF THE GAME AS SCORPIONS CELEBRATE 10th ANNIVERSARY FLUIDAIR POWER Scunthorpe Scorpions, supported by Henderson Insurance, commence their home fixtures at the Eddie Wright Raceway on Easter Monday (3pm), entertaining local rivals Sheffield Tigers in a League Cup clash. There are 30 heats of entertainment on display in a Bank Holiday bonanza, as the Scunthorpe Stags complete a double header of action, by hosting Buxton Hitmen in a National League challenge match. Monday’s meeting also sees Scunthorpe celebrate that speedway at the Eddie Wright Raceway has passed its 10th birthday. The first meeting at Normanby Road took place on March 27th, 2005. The Scunthorpe Telegraph Trophy meeting was won by Danny Norton. Looking at the season ahead, promoter Rob Godfrey is hopeful of team success, while he guarantees that the entertainment value at Scunthorpe, rated by many as the best racetrack in British Speedway, will again be top notch. Godfrey says: “Every team in the league wants to win things, and we’re no different. I think we’ve got a great team, and also it will be a team that improves over the course of the year. “We’ve got a real mix of riders. We’ve got plenty of experience in the top five, plus two very talented 18-year-olds at reserve in Nike Lunna and Ellis Perks. “Of course, you can’t guarantee team success, because a certain amount of luck is also involved. But I think we can definitely qualify for the play-offs.” Godfrey continues: “The one thing I can guarantee is that we’ll always look to entertain the fans. At the end of the day, we are in the entertainment business. “I’m proud of the record we have, in winning the Premier League track of the year for three out of the last five seasons. “We’ll be looking to maintain those high standards that we’ve set for ourselves with the track preparation. You can’t get it exactly right 100% of the time, because of variables such as the weather, but nine times out of ten we do have a racetrack that allows some fantastic racing. “I can’t promise we’ll win the league but I can promise everyone another great season of the best racing. Once again, we’ve got a team of seven riders who are all racers.” Sheffield are Monday’s opponents for Scunthorpe, and look to have a much stronger side in 2015. The Scorpions will be looking to make amends after a 35-57 defeat at Sheffield in their opening fixture. Scorpions’ captain David Howe says: “There is no need to press the panic button just yet, after one bad meeting at Sheffield.” In a tweet after that meeting, in which he only scored two points, Howe said: Want to say sorry to @SpeedwayScunny riders, fans and management for tonight, no excuses but had a tough day. We are getting close to fixing gremlins, I have 2 meetings this weekend and I'm confident I will have things sorted by then. Howe now adds: “In my head I made the Sheffield meeting a catastrophe, but I have just got to get it out of my head. “We do ride our track very well and we need to re-address the balance on Monday. We lost at Sheffield, but we need to win at home.” Easter Monday’s adult admission price for the double-header is £17. It’s just £2 more than a single Premier League meeting at the Eddie Wright Raceway, for 15 extra heats of action. A full and exciting afternoon of racing is ahead. Don’t miss it! Admission prices for Easter Monday: Adult: £17.00 Student/OAP: £15.00 Child (10 – 17): £5.00 Child (0 – 9) Free (accompanied by paying adult) Family Ticket £39 (2 adults, 2 Children 10-17) Match Programme: £1.00 Teams for Easter Monday: FluidAir Power Scunthorpe Scorpions, supported by Henderson Insurance: 1. David Howe, 2. Theo Pijper, 3. Alex Davies, 4. Carl Wilkinson, 5. Josh Auty, 6. Ellis Perks, 7. Nike Lunna. Sheffield Tigers: 1. Simon Stead, 2. Andre Compton, 3. Ashley Birks, 4. Ty Proctor, 5. David Bellego, 6. Josh Bates, 7. Arthur Sissis. Scunthorpe Stags: 1. Tom Stokes, 2. Alex Wilson, 3. Adam Kirby, 4. Conor Dwyer, 5. Martin Knuckey, 6. Bradley Seal, 7. Jamie Halder. Buxton Hitmen: 1. Ben Hopwood, 2. Tom Woolley, 3. Cameron Hoskins, 4. Paul Bowen, 5. Adam Extance, 6. Sam Darroch, 7. Kev Whelan. Sheffield Tigers at EWR Ave Ave Best Name Lge M R Pts BP (no BP) (w BP) Performance Josh Bates PL 7 37 15 2 1.62 1.84 5 from 4 rides (2014) David Bellego PL 8 33 42 4 5.09 5.58 9 from 4 rides (2013) Ashley Birks PL 58 277 480 63 6.93 7.84 13 + 2 from 5 rides (2013/2014) Andre Compton PL 13 56 92 9 6.57 7.21 13 from 5 rides (2005) Ty Proctor PL 6 27 46 7 6.81 7.85 10 + 4 from 6 rides (2008) Arthur Sissis PL DEBUT PL MEETING @ EWR Simon Stead PL 5 22 48 1 8.72 8.91 15 + 1 from 5 rides (inc 6 pts T/R (2014)) Other Notes Josh Bates Former Scunthorpe Scorpion. 2014 British Under-21 Champion. Member of Mildenhall's National League Championship, KO Cup and Trophy Winning Teams in 2012. Member of Mildenhall's National League Trophy Winning Team in 2014. Named as a Fast-Track Reserve with Wolverhampton for the 2015 Elite League season. David Bellego 2010 French Championship Winner. Member of Glasgow's Premier League Championship Winning Team in 2011. Member of Berwick's Premier League Fours Winning Team in 2012. Ashley Birks 2012 National League Riders' Champion. Former Scunthorpe Scorpion who captained the 2012 Premier League Championship Winning Team. Is in 7th place on the list of Scunthorpe's all-time top points scorers, having scored 1210 points for the club. Member of the Scunthorpe/Sheffield National League Championship Winning Team in 2011. Named as a Fast-Track Reserve with Lakeside for the 2015 Elite League season. Andre Compton 2004 Premier League Riders' Champion. Member of Sheffield's Premier League Championship, Young Shield and Fours Winning Teams in 1999. Member of Newcastle's 2001 Premier League Championship Winning Team. Member of Poole's Craven Shield Winning Team in 2002. Member of Workington's Young Shield and Premier League Fours Winning Teams in 2009. Member of Workington's Young Shield Winning Team in 2010. Ty Proctor 2010 Victoria State Champion. Member of Wolverhampton's Elite League Championship Winning Team in 2009. Member of Wolverhampton's Elite Shield Winning Teams in 2010 and 2011. Arthur Sissis Riding in his debut Premier League season. 2008/2009 Australian Under-16 Champion. Simon Stead 2014 Premier League Riders' Champion. Three times British Under-21 Champion (2001 to 20003). Youth Development League Riders Champion 1998. Has ridden in 4 Grand Prix and 11 Speedway World Cup meetings. Member of Peterborough's Premier League Championship Winning Team in 1998. Member of Sheffield's Premier League Championship and Young Shield Winning Teams in 1999 and 2002. Member of Sheffield's Premier Trophy Winning Team in 2001 and KO Cup Winning Team in 2002. Three times Premier League Fours Winner (1999/2000 with Sheffield and 2004 with Workington). Member of Workington's Premier League Pairs Winning Duo in 2003. Member of Belle Vue's Elite League Pairs Winning Duo in 2006. Member of Belle Vue's Elite League KO Cup Winning Team in 2005. Member of Coventry's Elite League Craven Shield Winning Team in 2008. Member of Swindon's Elite League Winning Team in 2012. Named as a 'doubling-up' rider with Belle Vue for the 2015 Elite League season. Sheffield Tigers' Results at EWR 23 October 2005 CH L Scunthorpe 47 Sheffield 43 30 October 2007 CH W Scunthorpe 44 Sheffield 45 21 March 2008 PT W Scunthorpe 41 Sheffield 48 11 April 2008 KOC W Scunthorpe 44 Sheffield 48 15 August 2008 PL W Scunthorpe 43 Sheffield 47 20 March 2009 CH L Scunthorpe 60 Sheffield 32 05 May 2009 PL L Scunthorpe 57 Sheffield 38 19 March 2010 PT L Scunthorpe 43 Sheffield 33 30 August 2010 PL W Scunthorpe 41 Sheffield 51 18 March 2011 CH W Scunthorpe 43 Sheffield 47 10 June 2011 PL L Scunthorpe 46 Sheffield 43 04 June 2012 LC W Scunthorpe 40 Sheffield 50 17 August 2012 PL L Scunthorpe 51 Sheffield 42 05 April 2013 LC L Scunthorpe 50 Sheffield 38 21 June 2013 PL L Scunthorpe 63 Sheffield 31 29 September 2013 RC L Scunthorpe 54 Sheffield 24 30 March 2014 LC W Scunthorpe 42 Sheffield 48 09 July 2014 PL L Scunthorpe 54 Sheffield 39 12 October 2014 PL L Scunthorpe 55 Sheffield 39

ENTERTAINMENT THE NAME OF THE GAME AS SCORPIONS CELEBRATE 10th ANNIVERSARY FLUIDAIR POWER Scunthorpe Scorpions, supported by Henderson Insurance, commence their home fixtures at the Eddie Wright Raceway on Easter Monday (3pm), entertaining local rivals Sheffield Tigers in a League Cup clash. There are 30 heats of entertainment on display in a Bank Holiday bonanza, as the Scunthorpe Stags complete a double header of action, by hosting Buxton Hitmen in a National League challenge match. Monday’s meeting also sees Scunthorpe celebrate that speedway at the Eddie Wright Raceway has passed its 10th birthday. The first meeting at Normanby Road took place on March 27th, 2005. The Scunthorpe Telegraph Trophy meeting was won by Danny Norton. Looking at the season ahead, promoter Rob Godfrey is hopeful of team success, while he guarantees that the entertainment value at Scunthorpe, rated by many as the best racetrack in British Speedway, will again be top notch. Godfrey says: “Every team in the league wants to win things, and we’re no different. I think we’ve got a great team, and also it will be a team that improves over the course of the year. “We’ve got a real mix of riders. We’ve got plenty of experience in the top five, plus two very talented 18-year-olds at reserve in Nike Lunna and Ellis Perks. “Of course, you can’t guarantee team success, because a certain amount of luck is also involved. But I think we can definitely qualify for the play-offs.” Godfrey continues: “The one thing I can guarantee is that we’ll always look to entertain the fans. At the end of the day, we are in the entertainment business. “I’m proud of the record we have, in winning the Premier League track of the year for three out of the last five seasons. “We’ll be looking to maintain those high standards that we’ve set for ourselves with the track preparation. You can’t get it exactly right 100% of the time, because of variables such as the weather, but nine times out of ten we do have a racetrack that allows some fantastic racing. “I can’t promise we’ll win the league but I can promise everyone another great season of the best racing. Once again, we’ve got a team of seven riders who are all racers.” Sheffield are Monday’s opponents for Scunthorpe, and look to have a much stronger side in 2015. The Scorpions will be looking to make amends after a 35-57 defeat at Sheffield in their opening fixture. Scorpions’ captain David Howe says: “There is no need to press the panic button just yet, after one bad meeting at Sheffield.” In a tweet after that meeting, in which he only scored two points, Howe said: Want to say sorry to @SpeedwayScunny riders, fans and management for tonight, no excuses but had a tough day. We are getting close to fixing gremlins, I have 2 meetings this weekend and I'm confident I will have things sorted by then. Howe now adds: “In my head I made the Sheffield meeting a catastrophe, but I have just got to get it out of my head. “We do ride our track very well and we need to re-address the balance on Monday. We lost at Sheffield, but we need to win at home.” Easter Monday’s adult admission price for the double-header is £17. It’s just £2 more than a single Premier League meeting at the Eddie Wright Raceway, for 15 extra heats of action. A full and exciting afternoon of racing is ahead. Don’t miss it! Admission prices for Easter Monday: Adult: £17.00 Student/OAP: £15.00 Child (10 – 17): £5.00 Child (0 – 9) Free (accompanied by paying adult) Family Ticket £39 (2 adults, 2 Children 10-17) Match Programme: £1.00 Teams for Easter Monday: FluidAir Power Scunthorpe Scorpions, supported by Henderson Insurance: 1. David Howe, 2. Theo Pijper, 3. Alex Davies, 4. Carl Wilkinson, 5. Josh Auty, 6. Ellis Perks, 7. Nike Lunna. Sheffield Tigers: 1. Simon Stead, 2. Andre Compton, 3. Ashley Birks, 4. Ty Proctor, 5. David Bellego, 6. Josh Bates, 7. Arthur Sissis. Scunthorpe Stags: 1. Tom Stokes, 2. Alex Wilson, 3. Adam Kirby, 4. Conor Dwyer, 5. Martin Knuckey, 6. Bradley Seal, 7. Jamie Halder. Buxton Hitmen: 1. Ben Hopwood, 2. Tom Woolley, 3. Cameron Hoskins, 4. Paul Bowen, 5. Adam Extance, 6. Sam Darroch, 7. Kev Whelan. Sheffield Tigers at EWR Ave Ave Best Name Lge M R Pts BP (no BP) (w BP) Performance Josh Bates PL 7 37 15 2 1.62 1.84 5 from 4 rides (2014) David Bellego PL 8 33 42 4 5.09 5.58 9 from 4 rides (2013) Ashley Birks PL 58 277 480 63 6.93 7.84 13 + 2 from 5 rides (2013/2014) Andre Compton PL 13 56 92 9 6.57 7.21 13 from 5 rides (2005) Ty Proctor PL 6 27 46 7 6.81 7.85 10 + 4 from 6 rides (2008) Arthur Sissis PL DEBUT PL MEETING @ EWR Simon Stead PL 5 22 48 1 8.72 8.91 15 + 1 from 5 rides (inc 6 pts T/R (2014)) Other Notes Josh Bates Former Scunthorpe Scorpion. 2014 British Under-21 Champion. Member of Mildenhall's National League Championship, KO Cup and Trophy Winning Teams in 2012. Member of Mildenhall's National League Trophy Winning Team in 2014. Named as a Fast-Track Reserve with Wolverhampton for the 2015 Elite League season. David Bellego 2010 French Championship Winner. Member of Glasgow's Premier League Championship Winning Team in 2011. Member of Berwick's Premier League Fours Winning Team in 2012. Ashley Birks 2012 National League Riders' Champion. Former Scunthorpe Scorpion who captained the 2012 Premier League Championship Winning Team. Is in 7th place on the list of Scunthorpe's all-time top points scorers, having scored 1210 points for the club. Member of the Scunthorpe/Sheffield National League Championship Winning Team in 2011. Named as a Fast-Track Reserve with Lakeside for the 2015 Elite League season. Andre Compton 2004 Premier League Riders' Champion. Member of Sheffield's Premier League Championship, Young Shield and Fours Winning Teams in 1999. Member of Newcastle's 2001 Premier League Championship Winning Team. Member of Poole's Craven Shield Winning Team in 2002. Member of Workington's Young Shield and Premier League Fours Winning Teams in 2009. Member of Workington's Young Shield Winning Team in 2010. Ty Proctor 2010 Victoria State Champion. Member of Wolverhampton's Elite League Championship Winning Team in 2009. Member of Wolverhampton's Elite Shield Winning Teams in 2010 and 2011. Arthur Sissis Riding in his debut Premier League season. 2008/2009 Australian Under-16 Champion. Simon Stead 2014 Premier League Riders' Champion. Three times British Under-21 Champion (2001 to 20003). Youth Development League Riders Champion 1998. Has ridden in 4 Grand Prix and 11 Speedway World Cup meetings. Member of Peterborough's Premier League Championship Winning Team in 1998. Member of Sheffield's Premier League Championship and Young Shield Winning Teams in 1999 and 2002. Member of Sheffield's Premier Trophy Winning Team in 2001 and KO Cup Winning Team in 2002. Three times Premier League Fours Winner (1999/2000 with Sheffield and 2004 with Workington). Member of Workington's Premier League Pairs Winning Duo in 2003. Member of Belle Vue's Elite League Pairs Winning Duo in 2006. Member of Belle Vue's Elite League KO Cup Winning Team in 2005. Member of Coventry's Elite League Craven Shield Winning Team in 2008. Member of Swindon's Elite League Winning Team in 2012. Named as a 'doubling-up' rider with Belle Vue for the 2015 Elite League season. Sheffield Tigers' Results at EWR 23 October 2005 CH L Scunthorpe 47 Sheffield 43 30 October 2007 CH W Scunthorpe 44 Sheffield 45 21 March 2008 PT W Scunthorpe 41 Sheffield 48 11 April 2008 KOC W Scunthorpe 44 Sheffield 48 15 August 2008 PL W Scunthorpe 43 Sheffield 47 20 March 2009 CH L Scunthorpe 60 Sheffield 32 05 May 2009 PL L Scunthorpe 57 Sheffield 38 19 March 2010 PT L Scunthorpe 43 Sheffield 33 30 August 2010 PL W Scunthorpe 41 Sheffield 51 18 March 2011 CH W Scunthorpe 43 Sheffield 47 10 June 2011 PL L Scunthorpe 46 Sheffield 43 04 June 2012 LC W Scunthorpe 40 Sheffield 50 17 August 2012 PL L Scunthorpe 51 Sheffield 42 05 April 2013 LC L Scunthorpe 50 Sheffield 38 21 June 2013 PL L Scunthorpe 63 Sheffield 31 29 September 2013 RC L Scunthorpe 54 Sheffield 24 30 March 2014 LC W Scunthorpe 42 Sheffield 48 09 July 2014 PL L Scunthorpe 54 Sheffield 39 12 October 2014 PL L Scunthorpe 55 Sheffield 39 (Stats by John Eyre)

Get some cream then, hopefully it will reduce the itching. All the best Rob

I don't think so. There's always been a rash of injuries early season. All the best Rob

Normally when someone has an obsession about someone else, they fancy them. Gavan, anything you want to tell us about you and Starman? All the best Rob