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WORKINGTON will continue to operate in the Premier League after owner Keith Denham concluded rental negotiations to run at Derwent Park.Denham has also confirmed that club official Tony Jackson will take over as Comets manager and Richard Lawson is the first name on the team sheet.Denham said: "Dave (Bowden) has been really helpful in coming to a satisfactory deal to allow us to continue next season."I'm also aware of all the support and offers of help coming from the great fans of Workington Speedway that have been posted on the new fanzone site and I've been impressed by their loyalty and devotion. It is these fans that have helped in my decision to carry on next year. These are the true fans that make Workington Speedway so special."

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GLASGOW boss Stewart Dickson says the Tigers already have five of their seven-man team in place for 2011.The Scottish side are set to be led by former British Champion Joe Screen, who joined the club midway through last season, but Dickson will make no official announcements until the Premier League format is set at the BSPA AGM.Dickson told The Glaswegian: "We have signed five riders in the last week and, while I am not in a position to name names yet, I have to say the line-up is starting to look really exciting."Two of the guys we have in place have never raced for the club before and, if the last two signing targets fall into place then, in my opinion, we will have the two strongest reserves in Premier League history. We already have the three ready-made heat leaders so it is looking very, very good."