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The Glasgow “A-Plant” Tigers are delighted to announce two new signings for the remainder of the 2009 season. Lee Smart and Ross Brady will be leaving the 1-7 and joining the club are Rusty Harrison and Ben Taylor. Harrison returns to the sport after missing the start, while young Ben Taylor returns to the Premier League after starting out the season with Birmingham.

A full press release will be issued later to welcome both lads to the team.

A Plant Tigers Premier League campaign gets off to a dismal start as Comets take all four points in an eventful afternoon

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Russian ace Emile Sayfutdinov won in controversial fashion in Sweden to continue his fairytale start to Grand Prix racing.

It was only 6 days ago when James Grieves was told that he probably had a broken leg, but now he has given the thumbs up for a track return on Sunday!

Josh Grajczonek left Glasgow at 4.00am this morning to head for Germany for Monday’s meeting in the World Under 21 Team Cup …… and when he gets there he will have Mitchell Davey as a team mate!

NEW boy Matej Zagar says he feels more than welcome at Swindon Robins following his impressive first outing at the Abbey Stadium on Thursday.

LEIGH Adams has tasted plenty of ‘Swede’ success in his Grand Prix career and admits another serving in Gothenburg tonight would be the perfect boost to his latest bid for world championship glory.

TIGERS take their new-found confidence into tonight’s Premier League clash at Rye House (7pm).

Monarchs run out winners as Tigers’ Premier Trophy campaign ends