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Giving the form he has started the season in, I`d be hoping Rossiter is doing all he can to get Scott Nicholls back into riding for Team GB.

So Proctors a Tiger, all we have to do now is get this meeting on. Decent around their own track they may be, but there will be many questions should Berwick find a way in chucking their lead away.

Excellent, that's the end of the matter then. Good luck to Proctor at Sheffield and good luck to Roynon at Plymouth.

No they aren't. So even back in the day the BSPA still couldn't get things right.

Whenever signing a rider surely the club must get everything in place before announcing it to the public, clearly in this case Sheffield didn't and have made a pigs ear of the whole thing. On tonight, Sheffield know they cant have R/R for Proctor, if he doesn't make it. My guess is they will insist that Roynon is still in their 1-7 and be giving R/R for as they were last Saturday, which as we all know is just plain wrong and against the BSPA`s own rules.

Middlo gave it up though.

Don't you sometimes get a discount buying early on line, I think this happened for this years SWC Event at Kings Lynn, though with just over a month till this meeting it look like it will a pay on the night job. Whatever it is I`m looking forward to it as I`ve never been to Wolverhampton before.

I agree with you but that doesn't mean Sheffield should be above the rules.

Are you meaning Roynon, then if he is still in the Sheffield 1-7 he should take his place in their team. There is no way Sheffield should have any facility, if the rules mean anything that this.

How handy would it be for Roynon to be confirmed as a Plymouth Devil tomorrow meaning Sheffield can get a facility for him tonight, meanwhile Berwick are the innocent victims in all these shenanigans.

But Roynon cant be in two teams at once, that fact that Roynon has been announced as a Plymouth rider must mean his move has been confirmed by the BSPA, surely Plymouth cant be as amateurish as their Sheffield counterparts by announcing a signing that hasn't been confirmed. If Sheffield try to claim Roynon as still theirs because Proctors move isn't completed then it would make a complete laughing stock of the BSPA, their rules and the sport in general.

The fact that Roynon has signed for Plymouth clears this matter up somewhat, either Proctor is in tonight or he isn't, if he is then all well and good if he isn't there`s no possible way Sheffield can have a facility other than to track a NL guest.

Good luck Rosco.

Scunthorpe have the pleasure of taking on Berwick this weekend, the line ups will be these. Berwick 1 Kevin Doolan 2 David Bellego 3 Matej Kus 4 Mathew Wethers 5 Claus Vissing 6 Liam Carr 7 Steen Jensen Scunthorpe 1 Josh Auty 2 David Howe 3 Nikolai Klindt 4 Ashley Birks 5 Ryan Douglas 6 Matt Williamson 7 Thomas Jorgensen

Seems there`s a meeting this morning to thrash this out.

Just because the BSPA got it wrong last Saturday doesn't mean they have to get it wrong again this evening, to be fair to the BSPA they have been put in this position by Sheffield Speedway and their hilarious attempt to replace Roynon with Proctor. Sheffield have had ample time to replace Roynon with another rider, if the Proctor move was looking doubtful, infact they could reinstate Roynon if they so wished.

R/R for Roynon was against the rules last Saturday, and will be against the rules on Thursday if it happens, Roynon is not injured, it was Sheffields choice to sack him, therefore they should not receive any facility.

I travelled from Berwick down for the SWC at Kings Lynn last season buying tickets pre-meeting, I`m coming down to this meeting and wouldn't mind doing the same, surely someone could sort out a system where by tickets can be bought before hand online. Having checked the BSPA site, under the Events section, they have yet to put admission prices let alone the chance to buy online tickets. Quite shoddy IMO.

I`m sure there`s a number of PL where some of the riders don't get on.

If Proctors move to Sheffield is blocked then Sheffield cant be allowed the same facility again surely, they must sign someone else, reinstate Roynon or go with a NL guest. The BSPA having made one error last weekend cant make another tomorrow surely.

So that`ll be Hall to Sheffield then.

Everyone knows that, apart from the MC and Sheffield Speedway it seems. Sheffield should have the points that R/R scored last Saturday night taken away.

Hall has now done his ban, I wonder if there`s a track out there looking for a new signing.

I live life by profoundness.

Brave move possibly but Redcar will gain a new asset out of it.