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Which I am sure has kept Nicking up all night.

Richard Hall finished third in his Longtrack GP Qualifier yesterday which means he takes part in the Longtrack GP Challenge in a few weeks.

Great GP, just think how many could be there next year with sensible ticket and/or hotel pricing.

What an utter plonker Jason Garrity is.

On the face of it it doesn't seem the worst suggestion does it.

After the weather of the last few days, let us be thankful the cameras weren't coming to cover this meeting this evening.

Poor kid hasn't turned a wheel yet.

I`d love to know why, now that Peterborough will almost certainly lose their guest facility for Olly Allen, and have to go with R/R, they may lose a meeting or two they would've won with Thorsell. Losing team, lower crowds, less money for the club, how is that in the best interests of British speedway.

Most Panthers have been calling for their promotion to make a signing to cover Allen, they have done so. Maybe Thorsell will prove to be a cracking signing, maybe he wont, but surely he deserves a chance at least.

And there in lies the rub, Ward and Poole have both said they would like to be back together for next season. Whether people like it or not it makes sense that his average is as low as possible.

And we whooped and screamed at the both. I am hoping to take a guy from work along to this meeting, he has recently moved back to Berwick and went many years ago. He was there in the sponsors box a few weeks ago and has said to me if his shifts and/or overtime allow he will be there.

Whoever signs ward you can bet that sky will make all they can with it, as will his club (whoever that is). Like it or not wards return will bring extra people through the gate, and that can only be a good thing surely.

Your wasting your time, pointing out a thing like that to this particular poster is like trying to have a debate above the very basic of levels.

http://www.glasgowtigers.co/sarjeant-better/

Thoughts and condolences to family and friends.

Then I hope its PL, though if the PL and many clubs in it is to have bright future then IMO we need a bit of a shake up.

Peterborough Panthers = 43 1. Brady Kurtz (Guest) - 0,3,3,3,0 2. Lewis Blackbird - 1,1,2,1, 3. Robert Lambert - 2,R,1,3 4. Michael Palm Toft - 1*,3,3,3,3 5. Ulrich Ostergaard - 0,3,1,1 6. Rafal Konopka - 0,EX,R, 7. Simon Lambert - 3,1,1*,0,0 Plymouth Devils = 47 1. Kyle Newman - 3,2,2*,0,1* 2. Jack Holder - 2*,1*,3,3,2 3. Ryan Fisher - 3,1*,0,1*, 4. Todd Kurtz - EX/T,2,2,2 5. Morten Risager - 3,2,2,2 6. Matt Williamson (Guest) - 1*,0,0, 7. Zdenek Simota - 2,2*,0,0,2,1* Read more: http://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/14654/peterborough-plymouth-pl-28-5pm#ixzz3eNrGsqhj Peterborough`s averages change very soon so they lose the guest facility for Allen, surely the promotion will bring someone in.

Darcy Ward #4⃣3⃣ ‏@D_Dublu_racing 3h3 hours ago Is back !!!

Something tells me that Mr Konopka might not be the answer.

IMO the PL will have a very different look to it come next March.

Anders Thomsen has a contract with Rawicz in Poland on a Sunday, so any move to Glasgow would be doubtful, for this season anyway.

King scored 14pts in his sides big 31-59 away win at Rawicz.

Congratulations to Berwick`s Leon Flint who finished 3rd in today`s British 125cc Championship at Peterborough.

How Coventry fans must be wishing Hans Anderson would bring his polish form over here, maximum in Poland today.

As a spectacle this meeting wont last long in the memory as apart from Morris and Lawson, Glasgow put up very little resistance. Nothing should be taking away from Berwick however as they gave their visitors a right royal roasting. Would the result have been different had Glasgow had their two reserves, probably not, would the scoreline have different had Glasgow had their two reserves almost certainly but if you sign riders who are likely to disappear off to diddly European meetings you deserve all you get, and that's not a go at Glasgow as I would feel the same about any other club in the same position, including Berwick who it should be pointed out were missing Hall who was off long tracking. I understand that Glasgow requested earlier last that last nights meeting be postponed, thankfully that was met with short shrift from Berwick. Big crowd last night swelled by the usual massive travelling support from Glasgow, fair play to those who came giving your weakened team. Credit to fans of both teams for adding in excess of £2000 to the Ben Fund from the collection that took place last night.