Published at 11:25, Saturday, 06 September 2014<\/p>\n
Workington Comets need to pull out all the stops this weekend to take maximum points from three meetings in two days. <\/p>\n
Laura Morgan <\/p>\n
Another home double-header tonight sees Glasgow and Somerset visit Derwent Park, before a trip north of the border to face Glasgow on their own turf tomorrow. <\/p>\n
A lacklustre Comets display left them empty handed at Sheffield on Thursday, with seven fixtures in the next seven days to turn their fortunes around and break into the play-off places. <\/p>\n
Owner Laura Morgan said: I know Glasgow came back and beat us the other week, but now our team is a very different one to the one they saw last time. <\/p>\n
Obviously, they have Rusty [Harrison] who was awesome last time round but I am happy we can beat them. <\/p>\n
We seemed to cope with the tiredness well last week so that shouldnt be a problem. <\/p>\n
Its about building up momentum now. Well need everyone pulling out all the stops to get anything. <\/p>\n
And in a particularly shrewd move, Somerset have secured Harrison as a guest for the second meeting of the night. <\/p>\n
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