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The ignorant troll seems to be manure stirring again.

Sorry but I don't see giving money to an injured speedway rider as charity.

To be fair though crazy questions is what this poster specialises in.

This time last year any collection for an injured rider would've been advertised from the centre green, which I take it on this occasion it wasn't.

You would think Sheffield could've named those clubs they believe approached Bellego.

Richard Hall could be Berwick`s trump card at reserve, if he scores well Berwick are capable of getting points.

They shouldn't need to, the club should be advertising the Supporters Clubs latest events through their news letters as they did in the past, but there is nothing in news letter after news letter. What changed.

Nothing in the latest news letter from the club about the collection, which I find amazing. Excellent effort from the Supporters Club once again. Why didn't they collect inside the stadium, surely the promotion would've been all for it, especially as it was for one of their injured riders.

I am sure that would suit a few on here.

Shouldn't that be mauled.

As has already been mentioned Barker was injured in early season, and rode in meetings he should never have been allowed to as Berwick would've been better suited going with guests, those meetings with low scores affected his average, as did riding on substandard equipment which has now been sorted out and his scores have improved. Your right in one sense though, Barker may end the season on a lower average than the one he started the season with at Berwick , which will indeed make him an attractive signing for 2016, that team could be Berwick of course.

Illness or not Troy Batchelor`s performance is a bit of a joke tonight.

Bridger has now messed enough clubs around now to realise that his heart isn't in it.

Agree with you, especially now its virtually certain we are about to see a Batchelor cry off.

Mr Anderson seems to have a potty mouth.

Probably not, furthermore he is taking part in the same Longtrack GP`s as Richard Hall so is it wise to sign two riders where there is the chance of them missing the same meetings. IMO if Berwick have a long term future at PL level then we need to look at our asset base, therefore if the averages allow I would go for two new riders.

The Team GB is the strongest one we could've picked IMO, whether its good enough to go direct to the Final however is another matter.

Prague is a great GP to do, lovely city, travel, meals, drinks all very cheap. I have been last year and this, so not yet sure about next year as there is only so many times you can be dragged over Charles Bridge.

http://www.berwickbandits.co/article/injury-update-vissing-and-stichauer

More than a decent meeting, at least not the borefest a few predicted, Tai Woffinden must be wishing he could take the Marketa everywhere with him.

Best Wishes to Claus on a speedy recovery, Berwick don't race at home at least till towards the end of June, it could be quite a different looking Bandits line up.

Weather`s very decent in Prague, so it looks we will all be getting a meeting tonight.

He does, which is probably why we wont see him back at Berwick.

Fair point signing rider a rider who miss multiple meetings is not a great idea though it seems to be the way, certainly as far as British meetings are concerned these days, though most Longtrack GP`s take place in midweek so there maybe less missing meetings than first thought. Summed up perfectly.

All legal here. Though I was speaking to one particular Czech rider who told not to bother with tickets as they don't check them, but I always but one, they are so cheap after all.