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MATCH POSTPONED: Tonight's match at Armadale Stadium against Buxton Bulls has been postponed due to heavy rain. Details of the restaging date will follow in due course.

News Archive - 2006

Henrik Moller
will definitely be riding on Friday in spite of his Polish crash last weekend. He has reported himself fit and returns to the UK on Thursday.
  News Snippet | 20 years ago
£400 WILL BE WON
Someone will win ?400 for a ?1 stake on the Monarchs' Golden Double at Armadale on Friday.
  Latest News | 20 years ago
SCOTTISH CUP CLASH ENDS SEASON
The Scotwaste Monarchs have their last chance of taking some silverware from the 2006 season in the Scottish Cup against Glasgow Tigers.
  Latest News | 20 years ago
Henrik Moller
has had a bad crash riding for Ostrow in Poland. He stopped while leading a race and the others piled into him. He hasn?t broken anything, expects to be in Polish hospital till midweek and still hopes to ride on Friday!
  News Snippet | 20 years ago
WILLIAM IN WITH THE BIG BOYS
William Lawson represented Monarchs in the PLRC at Sheffield after Theo Pijper had to stay in France.
  Latest News | 20 years ago
Derek Sneddon
scored 9 (including two wins) for a team labelled Edinburgh in Berwick's Northern Fours. The other "Edinburgh" riders were guests and the team finished fourth.
  News Snippet | 20 years ago
William Lawson
rides in the PLRC for Edinburgh. Theo Pijper has had to remain in France for the restaging of the European grasstrack championship.
  News Snippet | 20 years ago
Theo Pijper
is hopeful of being fit to ride in France on Saturday and at the PLRC at Sheffield on Sunday, following his wrist injury in the last home league match.
  News Snippet | 20 years ago
UNLUCKY DEFEAT IN LAST LEAGUE MATCH
The Scotwaste Monarchs were desperately unlucky to lost 44-46 to Workington in their final league match.
  Latest News | 20 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Workington Comets
In the list of unlucky and undeserved defeats, it would be hard to think of a better example than this.
  Match Report | 20 years ago
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