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Although having said that, is Fjelsted/Slangerup the same place? Hate bloody geography!

Nope, Fjelsted I believe. Having been involved with Fjelsted, Munkebo and Grinsted SK. Good luck Jacob I wish you well...….just not too many points for the Geordies eh?

You interpret it as: 'In the best interests of the sport'.

Agreed. Mind I think at least 3 of the field should feel aggrieved at the seeding of Edward Kennett straight to the final (and that's not a dig at Edward - just think 3 of the announced field have a better claim than he does). Still all the better for us Redcar fans, and I reckon all 3 should make top 6.

Heathcote - who was obviously at the meeting (I wasn't!) gives you what was apparently announced at the meeting and Updates also gives this as the result. However the official referees scorecard published on the British Speedway official website gives it as Hume in 3rd and Kennedy 4th so I presume this will be the version that goes down in 'Speedway History' and will be reflected in Kennedy's CMA (won't affect Hume as he was Guesting). Personally I'd go with Heathcote.

Kyle has already scored 1pt less than he achieved in total all last season. Workington should be praised for sticking with the young man last year when other teams wouldn't. What would he be doing if Worky were still in the League?

From a neutral (Redcar) supporter, Lewis Kerr looked very good at Ben Barker's testimonial meeting yesterday. Hope he has an injury free season. Certainly deserves one.

Mind you, I've got the Heat times as well if you're desperate!

Damn beat me to it Lol!

I'll PM you with them later this morning.

Bellagio, that would be a bit of a gamble lol!

Sorry bad day! Hatchet buried?

So? Would have thought that posting the details of someone's Testimonial meeting would be appropriate in the Speedway Testimonials section on here? Believe it or not, not everyone reads the Redcar Bears thread, and given the number of clubs Ben has ridden for (and gave good service to) I thought it might be more appropriate to give it a wider viewing! FFS Get a life! Well done and congratulations Ben!

Surprised no-one else has done this but as Ben deserves it I'll start a thread on here for the first time ever:- Four Team Tournament: Teams as follows, Redcar: Ben Barker, Charles Wright, Tom Bacon, Jordan Stewart. Middlesbrough: Sam Masters, MPT, Nathan Greaves, David Wallinger. Workington: Steve Worrall, BWD, Simon Lambert, Kyle Bickley. Newcastle: Thomas Jorgensen, Lewis Kerr, Ulrich Ostergaard, AN Other: Come along and support one of Britains most hard working, popular and likeable riders (OK 2 & 3 might depend upon whether he's riding for your team or not lol!)

Jordan Stewart has been named as the first Bear for 2019. Announced 'early' as news had been leaked on social media. Also been confirmed that the rest of the team have been signed and will be revealed at the December social. Good start!

Yes please, but I don't think the balls in our court.

Not too happy regarding the changes to the Conversation Rates. Don't like being dictated to about how much I can chat.

Ok got you now.

Sorry? Sheffield could 'quite rightly' say we aren't coming (our reserve isn't available so we've decided not to turn up to a previously agreed fixture?)? To be fair I agree with the second part of your statement. And I agree with your comments regarding the racing which (whilst I wasn't there) appears to have been of a high standard.

Sorry, and I have no axe to grind here, but surely a rule is a rule and the fact that Chris Harris has worked his nuts off to be in the fabulous position to have a 'team' behind him shouldn't mean that other riders should have 'allowances' made because they're not as 'fortunate' as him.

Dull but pleasant.

Rene is statistically the 9th best rider at the STMP (from those that have had more than 6 meetings) averaging nearly 8.5 per meeting. So having the potential for 7 rides is quite a frightening prospect for Bears fans.

Because he has a better average around the MPA than either Lambert or Bacon ??

Jordan Stewart was remarkable last night. But please lets keep things in perspective. I'm pleased because I've been saying from day 1 when he wasn't scoring points that I'm watching a Speedway rider (and not some of the pretenders that we've seen here at Redcar in the past), safe, steady & professional. Let's not lumber him with the burden of "the next big thing'' though. Just let him ride! He'll be going to tracks he's never seen before all season long but if he continues to ride safe, steady and professional he'll do ok. Seems like a nice bloke too! Good luck Jordan.

Oh sod off