Glasgow co-promoter Gordon Pairman has told Scotland Star Ross Brady to grow up over his refusal to ride for the Tigers.

They paid a club record £12, 000 for the 24-year-old at the start of the 2003 season.

Brady endured his worst ever run of form before leaving Tigers midway through the campaign to join Sheffield.

He was then a vital part of Hull's 2004 title-winning side before joining Edinburgh last term.

Glasgow wanted Brady to lead this year's side along with Shane Parker - but he has refused to join the club, despite the Tigers owning his contract.

Pairman said: "It's time for him to start growing up and stop taking advantage of Glasgow Speedway."

"We asked him to come back and ride for us last season and he knocked us back - saying he wanted to go to Edinburgh."

"Despite this, we asked him to race for us in the coming season but again met with a refusal. This has to end, and now!"

Team manager Stewart Dickson added: "We will not be blackmailed into allowing Ross to go out on loan again."

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