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Confirmed tonight that Ben Barker will indeed guest for Berwick next saturday.

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No problems weather wise,as I post its bright sunshine.

And theres nothing like a friday night whisper.

Craig Cook did a decent job last week stepping in for the absent Kennett,sadly for Berwick Cook with race for Edinburgh next saturday,so Berwick will need to look elsewhere for next weeks guest for the again absent Kennett.

I was one who wrote him off,how wrong I was,Woffinden is right in contention for a high finish and should easily retain his place for next year,

Weather forecast has improved significantly over the last 24hrs,right now its dry and bright,theres the chance of a shower during today but those will be light and scattered so we`re just as likely not to get any.

Ooooo get you,TWK is as entitled as anyonelse to post his opinions on here,dont like then theres an ignore feature with which you can you use to spare you the offending posts.

Fair enough but what of the clubs in the PL that already have air fences or polyfoam fences,for example the fence at Berwick was in part paid for by either sponsorship and/or donations from fans.

Steve Worralls scores at Newcastle havent been that hot of late,he and Newcastle must be hoping that a few race wins in this meeting might help in that direction. Good week in Berwick weather wise again this week,and its glorious right now,showers are forecast for later today and more is forecast for tomorrow.

I agree,if not one of the Berwick juniors then Im sure a rider from another club couldve been slotted in at No2 for Dudley just for the night.James McBain possibly.

Once again the PL has delivered a great speedway meeting,by now Im sure Sky can see where the real entertainment lies,and it sure aint the EL. Also,whether his team is involved or not you can always guarrantee that Rossiter will make a total pillock of himself.

Enjoyable meeting last night,a one where Berwick always held the upper hand though thanks to mainly Barker & Risager Ipswich were well deserving of their points,how good was Barker,as impressive a performance Ive seen at Shielfield for many a year,he won races from the gate and from the back.Barker was well backed up by Risager but a pointless 1st and last ride proved costly.Disapointed in the performance of Leigh Lanham,on a track where hes scored well in previous visits he looked a shadow of that rider. A workman like performance from the home riders,no absolute stand out rider but no rider let the team down.Good to see Kozza Smith get away with what couldve been a nast crash in Ht7,though I must admit seeing his moves on the track when trying to avoid Tungate and then Starke I think he`d be a wow on the dance floor. Everyone agrees with you. Spot on,maybe this could be the difference in Berwick finishing well up the league than not.

Oh Im sure that would never happen in our wonderful sport.

Im sure our track team will have learned from last years meeting with Ipswich and will have prepared the track accordingly.Im also sure the track will have had plenty watering this week,giving the warm sunny weather we`ve had in Berwick,and happily that weather continues this morning and is forecast to stay that way all day. A 16pt haul at Armadale last night would lead me to believe that Cook is struggling all that much.

Roynon deserves a break in terms of injuries,so I hope where ever he ends up he completes the season.

Mr predictable has posted. :blink:

You`ve got to hand it to the Newcastle promotion,season on season they produce teams that challenge for PL titles,and they have done so again this season.

Wish I could argue against this but in truth I cant,Berwicks inability to gain points,or wins away from home is something that needs to be looked at,especially if that team is losing points at home.Looks like the score flattered Berwick somewhat giving that they had to use 2 tactical rides. Lets hope history isnt repeating itself with Mr Kennett.

You can bet he wont be free for long.

No lets not go there.

Cant understand the move to put Albin at five,no disrespect to the lad but No5 he aint,leaves Sheffield very weak in the races where Albin and the reserves are paired together,and again in Ht13 where the pressure will be on Simon Stead big time.

Aspegren looked good in the meeting against Leicester,but not quite so good against Newcastle,but you are right in general Aspegrens performances have been quite poor so far this season.

Sheffield are coming off the back of three home defeats,and havent won a home meeting since April 18th.If Berwick have any thoughts of climbing up the PL,then an away at Sheffield is a must IMO.We`ve already lost points at home this season so points on the rode would make up for that. Im sure the Berwick promotion will be targeting this meeting as a potential win.

Weathers been glorious in Berwick for a good few days now,and happily forecast to stay that way.Ipswich look a pretty decent team,and showed last year how much they liked Shielfield Park.Looking forward to this one,sadly though I can see an away win.