Cook looks for big reaction

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The Vortex Lakeside Hammers face two ‘Cup Finals’ over the next two Fridays,  as they attempt to get their season back on track, after a weekend to forget for the Essex side.

First the Coventry Bees and then reigning Elite League champions, the Poole Pirates, visit The Arena Essex Raceway and Hammers Co-Promoter Jon Cook is backing the team to bounce back from the disappointing results against Wolves & Leicester.

Cook commented on Sunday “We didn’t see the home defeat against Wolves coming on Friday and it serves as a real wake up call, that meetings are passing by and we aren’t getting the points on the board needed to challenge for the top four.

Injuries haven’t helped but I can’t offer them as excuses when the team we have on track gets into a lead, they then let it slip. We’re looking for a big reaction this week.”

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Wolves number one Freddie Lindgren will guest for the injured Andreas Jonsson against The Bees, with Steve Boxall hoping to be fit for his official Hammers debut at reserve.

Images: Heat 6: Mikkel Bech (red), Edward Kennett (blue), Freddie Lindgren (white) and Jacob Thorssell (yellow) – Lakeside Hammers vs Wolverhampton Wolves.  CREDIT: Rob Newell/TGSPHOTO

Jon Cook of Lakeside Hammers – Lakeside Hammers Speedway Press & Practice Day at Arena Essex Raceway. CREDIT: Gavin Ellis/TGSPHOTO