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Usually our friend just keeps his rubbish for the Berwick threads, sadly of late he is venturing into other threads. Best advise is to ignore.

Apologies for being utterly selfish but I am happy Cardiff is going to be later next season, all we need now is successful talks between BSI and the Prague major, get Prague back in the 2019 calendar and here`s one happy bunny.

Saturday September 21st for 2019.

Fair enough, never a good sign when the refereeing makes the head lines and last night Mr Froschauer certainly did that.

Not seen anything to suggest he wont be there, only that he feels like he has been hit by a bus and is struggling to walk or sit down this morning.

Thoroughly enjoyed last nights GP, it came over well on tv and was enhanced by the Tatum & Pearson commentary. Meeting had everything, good races, bit controversy and the Brits did well. Congratulations to Bartosz Zmarslik on his win but Tai Woffinden must be delighted this morning looking at the leader board, Freddie Lindgren needs to get back to his early season form if he is to get his challenge back on track.

What can be done ?. As fans, complain and move on, as FIM/BSI make sure last night referee is never again allowed any where near a SGP.

Slightly silly post IMO, Cook has been criticised for his performances in SGP so far this season and giving his scores entirely justified. Tonight he did really well and will receive praise for his nights work. On Lambert, wrongly excluded in two races, bike let him down in another, while he looked competitive in his two other rides. Giving his performance in last weeks European Championships and his performance in the SON, that is difficult to forget.

Rosco on screen with his young head on old shoulders.

Only by the referee, most sensible folk will know it was a racing incident.

First and only concern is for Jason Doyle. That`s yet another horrific decision from this abysmal referee.

How lucky was Matej Zagar there.

Even Woffinden wouldn't lambaste his mechanic in public, but I think it quite clear that his fuel taps were not turned on. The pictures don`t lie.

That was a mess.

And the Glasgow No1 does it again, well done Cookie.

Its the ridiculous hotel prices that turn most people away.

Not sure about wife's glasses, this ref has dark glasses, alsatians, white sticks and tin cans.

Not sure how many SGP this ref has done in the past but this surely has to be his last.

Giving the referees track record he will probably exclude Robert Lambert.

He has had his struggles in SGP so far this season but you have to take your hat off to Craig Cook.

That`s a spectacularly bad decision from the ref.

More start line nerves for Cook. Great to hear from race director Phil Morris, I wonder how long before we hear an apology for the bad language.

Speedway racing in this Country is on the crest of a slump at the minute, lets hope tonight's SGP can put a smile back on the face of British speedway and remind us that our sport can be good at times.

From a purely selfish and personal point of view the earlier in the season the better for me.

That`s how it was announced at Berwick last weekend, all the teams top three were added with the lowest team missing, sadly for them that meant Newcastle.