After two rain offs in two days,Glasgow will be hoping that against the odds tomorrow's opening home meeting against Edinburgh will go ahead. Our opponents have not fared much better this weekend, only having 2 heats at Berwick this evening (Saturday) before the meeting was called to a halt due to the weather.

The Tigers will go into the meeting more confident thanks to having a victory under their belt from this seasons sole meeting plus having home advantage.

Moller will be seeing the track for the first time and should be no match for the Glasgow heat leaders. Harrison had a poor outing by his standards last time round and he failed to beat a Glasgow heat leader, something he will be keen to make amends for.

Wethers and Lawson both know the track well and Lawson in particular could inflict damage as the rider who has a decent number of meetings under his belt so far this season thanks to doubling up with Wolves. Theo Pijper will again hope to score well on a track he tends to ride well.

The reserve battle should be a good one to watch. Derek Sneddon and James Cockle are the subject of a bet ion who will end the season on a higher average and both will be keen to claim first blood in the scoring stakes. Robert Ksiezak started the season in excellent form at Berwick and will hopefully repeat that performance showing parent club Edinburgh what they are missing whilst Sean Stoddart will be keen to recapture the form shown at the end of 2004 and is undoubtedly a bargain C grade on his day.

Glasgow will be expecting to come out on top in this one although the margin may not be as much as some of the supporters would like. Bird and Parker should dominate at the top and this will possibly be the difference between the teams come the end of heat 15.

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