SPEEDWAY NEWS
10 January 2006 - British Speedway Promoters Association

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BELLE Vue have signed Phil Morris on loan from Elite League newcomers Reading.
Morris, a 30-year-old Welshman, made his debut for Reading against the Aces in 1991 and rode for them in the First Division for six seasons.

Belle Vue owner Tony Mole said: ''Phil is racing in New Zealand at the moment but I have had a chat with him and he is very happy to be joining us.''

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POOLE have named Australian youngster Jason Doyle as part of their Elite League squad for the new season.

Doyle impressed during his debut season in British racing with the Isle of Wight last year.

Pirates co-boss Matt Ford said: ''Anyone following Jason''s progress during the season will know exactly why I''m so pleased to have the chance of working with him at Poole this coming season.''

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CHRIS Neath has revealed how he has gone against the wishes of his family and friends to turn down a move to Wolverhampton.

Neath has decided to stay in the Premier League with reigning champions Rye House.
He said: ''It upsets me that I''m going against the advice of my family and friends because they all want me to go Elite League, but my heart isn''t totally in it.''

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SHEFFIELD legend Sean Wilson admits he is still saddened by his shock departure from the club.

Wilson, who stages a 20-year celebration meeting at Owlerton on March 12, is on the lookout for a new club after failing to agree a new deal with co-boss Neil Machin.

He said: ''We''ve won things down the years and it''s just a shame my time there has been cut a little bit short.''

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JOONAS Kylmakorpi has rejoined Arena-Essex after helping Coventry to last season''s Elite League title.

He returns for a second spell at Purfleet after racing for them in their Premier League days before stepping up.

Hammers chief Ronnie Russell said: ''He is just the type of character I''m looking for and I can confirm I''m in negotiations with his parent club Eastbourne to purchase his contract.''

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