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Meaning as a professional sportsman he was under prepared for the start of the season.

Rain at Ibrox now, and its not tears from the Aberdeen fans.

I was up in Edinburgh this morning picking up a new car, it was raining there so I`m not entirely surprised.

Last time I saw him he was heading for the Black n Gold.

Chris Harris and Craig Cook have been nominated by the BSPA, with Jason Doyle coming in to represent Australia.

Lets face it, this St Johann place is obviously a two bit stadium & track that struggles to hold big meetings, the FIM need a stadium & track they know can comfortably stage big meetings and make a good job of it, Berwick is that place, its a no-brainer really. I don't know why the FIM just didn't go for Shielfield in the first place.

All`s fair in love, war and speedway, very exciting to watch.

Don't worry I`m sure you can get medication and counselling that will cure that affliction. Delighted to hear you enjoyed your night at Workington.

Look after Mr Berge will you, we may need him next season.

Worrall is probably the reason why Edinburgh are making such a good start to their season. He is scoring well in all three leagues, Edinburgh problem will come when the averages change and Worrall goes into the top five, Fox is very likely to go down to reserve, can they get him scoring to anywhere near the standard of where Worrall is now.

But I`m a glass half full rather than a glass half empty kind of a guy.

Score line looks a bit one sided, however there was once again lots of decent racing. Achilles heel for the Tigers was lack of heat winners, only 2 all night, they need to get Wolbert going, if they can do that there`s enough in the rest of the team that could surprise someone one day. First chance I`ve had to see Thomsen & Berge and was impressed with both, though why Berge had the hump with Jensen at the end of Ht8 I wouldn't know. Bellego & Vissing were in a different world tonight, both riding to maximums and they were well supported by the rest of the team.

Right out of a clear blue sky, Berwick Speedway has been again selected by the FIM (the World body governing motorcycle sport) to stage one of a trio of worldwide qualifying rounds for the 2015 Grand Prix. We are one of just three circuits in Britain currently authorised to stage FIM events explained John Anderson. Having been honoured to have a GP Challenge event here in 2012, and one of the World U-21 Finals last season, we honestly weren't too disappointed not to be included in the 2014 international calendar Britain was in fact only allocated one FIM event this year, the World Team Cup qualifier at Kings Lynn in late July . However, the authorities have apparently been having organisational problems with the GP qualifier to be staged in Austria, at St Johann on June 7th, in just eight weeks' time and Britain has been asked to step in and take over the organisation and staging of this meeting --- and I am honoured, and so pleased that the FIM and BSPA have tonight announced the event will come to Shielfield Park, maintaining the original date of Saturday, June 7th! More details of the event, and official line-up will follow although British riders Chris Bomber Harris and Craig Cook are already confirmed by the BSPA but the very fact of Berwick again being chosen for a prestige international event, with the parallel boost to the town of a very welcome influx of travelling fans from all over Europe, speaks volumes for the border stadium's growing reputation throughout speedway. Improved track lighting, our world-class foam-filled safety fence, and a hugely-experienced meeting presentation team it all adds up to Berwick again being recognised by the FIM as one of Britain's, even Europe's foremost speedways observed George Hepburn. Roll on June 7th, another date when the eyes of the whole speedway world will be fixed firmly on Berwick!

Saturday has dawned cloudy and cool, forecast to stay that way for this morning, we may even get a sprinkle of rain. Afternoon is much better with the sun to come out and temperatures to rise, those going for a pint in the Leaping Salmon might even want to take their drinks outside and catch some rays. There is always one who has to spoil the announcement.

I have sought counselling, have the number for samara tins, so I think I am well covered.

Well lets put it this way, I wont be posting on here much after tomorrow.......just wishing.

I`m your daddy.

If Newcastle are looking to make a changes, Rosen would be the last one I`d be dropping, the lad clearly has ability.

One can only hope that your degree at the LSE isn't in geography.

Has this not been called off yet, or what's everyone's guess at what heat this will be abandoned.

Its Berwick Speedway, what more would you expect.

Especially you, we normally try the "big announcement trick" to get a few extra in towards the end of the season when the PL campaign has died a death.

No details can be released at present, but patrons at Shielfield for the visit of Glasgow Tigers will hear some very big news indeed. Be sure to keep your ears pricked during racing -- this story, under embargo until after 7pm, will be of interest to all speedway-minded people!

Look I will post on here if I want to. Spring has truly sprung in Berwick today, sunny, light winds and reasonably warm. Tomorrow`s forecast isn't quite as good but there is nothing to affect the racing tomorrow night. Saturday will be mostly cloudy in the morning, maybe just the chance of a light shower, the afternoon however will be much brighter with sunshine by the time 7pm comes.

That's my point had he been any good his club in Poland would never have given let him leave for Redcar, no matter how picturesque Teeside can be at this time of year.