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Aye you have to watch, I had the temerity to put on a welcome to Newcastle Tero post on this thread the other day, which already has caused upset.

Its a strange thing, when Edberg is in a scoring position his bike runs four laps no problem, however when he is either overtaken and ends up at the back, or he`s in fourth place from the start his bike fails to last the four laps. I am sure Edberg will have sorted out his engine gremlins and be ready to score many points against the Rockets.

Yes I see that........ now It was nice to see an old thread back though he said trying to dig himself out of another hole.

Looking at Hall`s posts on other social media it appears he only found out the full extent of his injuries recently. Yes Hall has been experiencing some expensive mechanical issues of late.

Can I drag this thread kicking and screaming back to the meeting, surely the result should be a formality with Berwick six points up already after the first leg.

Richard Hall`s scoring recently has been hampered by broken ribs after crashing in Marmande.

As previously posted if circumstances had worked out differently Jorgensen may have been a Tiger at Sheffield, thankfully he ended up at Berwick and has been arguably Berwick`s best rider this season. Hopefully he will be with us for more than one year.

Just don't say you weren't warned.

I was looking at the pictures earlier on Sportowefaty Zuzel, of course I wouldn't post it on here but there was a banner regarding the Darcy Ward signing for Falubaz which makes me think he isn't exactly a favourite over there.

Oh boy are you in bother.

To be fair Berwick`s second or third heat leader and second strings have done their job, in fact at times the likes of Doolan`s and Jorgensen`s scores have been more than expected. However poor scores from reserve positions have cost Berwick dear, also trying to cover for Vissing for to long also hasn't helped. Yes injuries have played their part, but Barkers scores wasn't exactly crash hot at times pre-injury and Berwick hasn't been served very well with guests, neither has R/R.

Agree with that, I think Edberg does care about his racing, but his scores have not been as they should this season or to be honest in his time over here, maybe he has reached his level. His constant retiring whilst last is very hard to accept, you would think every rider would try their best in every lap of every race.

You shouldn't post things like that, think of the silent majority. These were described as attention seekers a while back, though that particular poster also was in favour of hoying out a few.

Do as you wish, you`ll just make yourself look even sillier than you do already.

No bother, though if we are measuring the scores on the old laughter scale, you win by far so congratulations. I thought you`d be off picking on other posts that dare to have an opinion that is critical of Berwick`s riders and promotion, but you choose mine. Then again I guess that`s what trolls do.

Most of us have to, the BSPA need to understand that its their decision making, partly, that's screwing our sport and making it look the amateurish mess it does right now.

White line fever seems to have followed Berwick again today, four race winners, and only two by full time Berwick riders.

If only to se Team GB in a Final.

White line fever. That`s brightened up my day no end and I thank you. Most of the Czech riders, and certainly Rymel, were taught about track prep and he did help out at times during his time with us.

Good to see some positive posts about next year though you get the feeling there`s a long time till next March. Its good that the club have started to address the lack of club assets, that should be the start of next years team. The promotion found the right mixture with last years team, hopefully they will get back to the strength in depth approach that served them so well then.

Certainly any PL Play Off are now in tatters, so from that perspective its season over, hopefully our KOC run keeps the season going. As in previous weeks its lack of race winners for the home team that have proved their undoing. You would've thought so.

Lets sit around till the rain water-logs the track, then we can call it off.

To be fair Hall and especially Edberg did quite well last week, they have far more racing experience than the Edinburgh pair and should out score them comfortably.

Aye God giveth with one hand and takes with the other, though to be fair just about everyone has more hair than me.

No, as I pointed out the other day there`s enough people on Berwick threads with multiple usernames or people who have access to a shared account with me starting thankfully.