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Scunthorpe Scorpions V Edinburgh Monarchs ( S G B Championship) - Sunday, September 10th (5.30pm)


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CRACKER SET FOR EDDIE WRIGHT RACEWAY

 

HENDERSON INSURANCE Scunthorpe Scorpions will be looking to avenge their biggest home defeat of the season when Edinburgh Monarchs visit the Eddie Wright Raceway tomorrow (Sunday, 5.30pm), in the penultimate SGB Championship home meeting of the season for Scorpions.

 

Top Australian prospect Jake Allen is finally set to make his home debut for the club. The 22-year-old suffered a wrist injury shortly after signing for Scorpions, following a couple of impressive away performances.

 

Meanwhile, Josh Auty is set to return from a shoulder injury.

 

Auty revealed on his twitter account: “Nothing broken thankfully! Just need to rest as my shoulder is still swollen. I'll be back racing Sunday.”

 

The tough-as-teak Yorkshireman sustained the injury at Wolverhampton on Monday.

 

Scunthorpe promoter Rob Godfrey says: “It’ll be a tough match, I’m sure of that, because Edinburgh won here by sixteen points in April.

 

“But we’ll be doing everything we can to avoid a repeat of that result and end up with the spoils this time around.

 

“Edinburgh have got far more to lose than we have, since they are currently battling Redcar for the final spot of the play-offs.

 

“I’m very interested to how see Jake Allen goes in his home debut for us.

 

“All-in-all, there’s plenty to suggest that this will be a fascinating meeting, with some fabulous racing.”

 

There are 21 heats of action in total on Sunday, including a six-heat second half Northern Junior League match between Halifax Dukes and Redcar Cubs.

 

Admission prices for Sunday:

 

Adult: £15.00

Student/OAP: £13.00

Child (10 – 17): £5.00

Child (0 – 9) Free (accompanied by paying adult)

Family Ticket £35 (2 adults, 2 Children 10-17)

Match Programme: £1.00

 

Expected teams for Sunday:

 

Henderson Insurance Scunthorpe Scorpions: 1. Lewis Kerr, 2. Jake Allen, 3. Michael Palm Toft (captain), 4. Ryan Douglas, 5. Josh Auty, 6. Tero Aarnio, 7. Josh Bailey.

 

Edinburgh Monarchs: 1. Guest for Sam Masters, 2. Josh Pickering, 3. Ricky Wells, 4. Mark Riss, 5. Erik Riss, 6. Max Clegg, 7. Mitchell Davey.

 

Northern Junior League teams:

Halifax Dukes: 1. Dan Gilkes, 2. TBC, 3. Jordan Palin, 4. Sam McGurk.

Redcar Cubs: 1. Gavin Parr, 2. David Pye, 3. Alex Goldsborough, 4. Kyran Lydan.

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Hoping for an entertaining meeting as, like Rob says, Edinburgh have more to lose but they have just took the maximum 6 points from their 2 home meetings Friday, are at Berwick now before travelling south to us.

 

With Sheffield having a double header & scunny2012 saying we will be poorly supported as fans of Sheffield will be there(don't know why as for last 2 years it has been "gate & go" but if that's what rocks your boat, or because they are at the top, we might have missed an opportunity. It would have been a risk but as the school holidays have finished, could they have reduced the admission prices to get new & old fans in to showcase what the racing is like, although a win would be the icing on the cake.

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ALL SYSTEMS GO AT EDDIE WRIGHT RACEWAY

 

SCUNTHORPE PROMOTER Rob Godfrey has assured supporters that it is still ‘All Systems Go’ for today’s meeting at the Eddie Wright Raceway between Henderson Insurance Scunthorpe Scorpions and Edinburgh Monarchs (Sunday, 5.30pm).

 

Sheffield have postponed their double-header, but both the amount of rain already received, plus the forecast for today, is different for Scunthorpe.

 

Godfrey explains: “I pay for this additional forecast, which tends to be more accurate, and I believe we will fine for today’s meeting.

 

“There is a chance of rain, but we’ve prepared the track accordingly. We’ve packed it hard. And it’s only a chance. I’ve looked at my extra forecast and I just can’t see where the rain is on that one.

 

“I’m fully confident that we’ll see a meeting at the Eddie Wright Raceway today.

 

“I realise there are a lot of Sheffield fans who were after a speedway fix today, who now may wish to make the trip up the M18 to see some action at our track.”

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Hope it's not Howarth again! :nono::wink::wink: I can not recall how many times he has ridden here for Sheffield or as a guest but his worst score was when he guested for us!!!!!!!! :sad::lol:

came up against a rampant King and Schlein that day though 😊
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Get in massive 4 points! Thanks to Ritchie Worrall for guesting and putting in a great performance.

 

Special mention has to go to Mitchell Davey fantastic performance from him and hopefully that'll give him a huge confidence boost for the remainder of the season.

 

3 points at home to the old enemy on Friday should confirm our place in the play offs

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Guest Scunny2012

Congratulations to Edinburgh on a brilliant comeback a well deserved 4 points, once again Scunny's failure to cover heats 13/15 highly exposed again, if Scunny run next year wholesale team changes will have to be made, would be great if Thomas Jorgensen could be tempted back along with Jake Allen and a fit again Stephen Nielsen and some more new faces.

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