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Think we have to provide sources to this kind of information now.

Not a classic but a welcome win, Lambert was excellent and hopefully we will see more of him in our colours in the next week or two until we find a replacement for Hummell. Apart from Masters, who was outstanding, Edinburgh were much of a muchness, I kept waiting for a fight back from mid meeting but it never got off the ground as Fisher & Wolbert didn't win enough races, Clegg was tailed off, impressed again with young Bewley who deserved more for his efforts. Good to see Jorgensen back to his best, hopefully we will get our new riders soon and keep this rich vein of form going.

Why has somebody pinched yours.

Maybe Berwick could look at a new asset as they were doing with Hummell maybe two new assets, as a replacement. Edberg`s name has cropped up, wouldn't be my choice but you he`s a club asset, average fits, and is available. Berwick, through no fault of their own have been left in a pickle, they could look to their own assets to fill the gaps.

We beat the weather a few weeks ago by using covers, maybe we will do so again.

And if your information comes from none of the above. For this poster people could we all post our source of information, which for those with access to more than one account could be quite funny.

I expect he of the multi usernames to be along presently to reply.

Excellent, I will look forward to getting mine in the next day or two then.

Lambert could be a trump card especially at reserve, he has done well in his meetings at Shielfield in the past.

Edinburgh`s heat leader trio look pretty handy for Shielfield and are all likely to win races, but Redcar had nine heat winners a couple of weeks ago and still didn't win, Berwick will be hoping for a repeat of that this week.

New fans generally just take it as four bikes on a track, its once they start to understand that the problems start.

Hummell has been classed as with holding his services so Berwick have been given guest facility up to 5pts. Simon Lambert of Peterborough will guest in Saturdays meeting with Edinburgh.

No but he has found racing over here in our PL plus his long track commitments are going to be to much for him. Shames as he showed some real promise in his short time over here.

Big blow losing Hummell, you can be sure there will be a number of clubs looking at him for the future as and when he decides to come back to race in our PL. I noticed Alex Edberg was looking for more meetings, as an asset would the club think about bringing him back as a replacement reserve.

In the days leading up to the meeting I presume Berwick prepare the track in their usual manner, on the night the FIM and on night referee will have rules governing track prep. On the second point I would hope the Berwick track staff will prepare the track to the best of their abilities no matter what the meeting.

Sure the club are doing all they can to address the No1 situation, but losing over a point come Friday on team averages will hopefully concentrate minds get things pushed through.

I would agree with you in so far as over taking is concerned, but the shape of the track shouldn't stop any of our riders from making good starts on a regular bases. Time and again this season they are beating into the first corner, maybe its the way we are preparing the starts and not giving our riders what they are looking for.

Could it not be good old white line fever.

Only in speedway could you bring in a guest rider for a rider who hasn't yet turned a wheel for your team.

Credit for the edit, can we take it he`s not your "pal" any more.

If true that would put Kevin Doolan to the No1 position.

After all the bleeting he`s done over the last year or so you`d think he`d be keen to get over here to show just how good he is.

I think they will go with guests in the short term but are looking at signing a new rider, one was mentioned last week but there seemed to be more questions than answers.

Young Kieran has been discharged from hospital and is now home, been a good few days for the club, points in our meetings at Scunthorpe and Rye House, Seb out of hospital and back to Berwick, now Kieran home.

Correct but its difficult to see dwindling attendances while your head is buried in the sand.