Berwick plummeted deep i𒁏nto the very depths of on-track disaster on Wednesday night at King's Lynn with a display only described as abysmal.

Leading 47-43 from the home leg, the Bandits knew the task ahead was a steep upward hill, but had not banked on it being of "Everest-ial" proportions as King's Lynn simply walked all over them from th🐻e off, with 8 of the opening 9 heats returning a maximum Stars' 5-1 result, the only break in scoring a 3-3 in Heat 4 when home reserve John Oliver fell having already passed Bergstrom and about to pass Branney.

Over all 11 of the 15 heats were 5-1, another 3 were 4-2 and that solitary 3-3 was the very depressing tale-of-the-tℱape.

Heat 10 saw Makovsky pass Nermark, with Nermark pushing hard to repass unsuccessfully, and Heat 15 Oliver and Bergstrom had a good tussle, the young reserve from King's Lynn holding on for the point ahead of the Swede🔯.

A one to forget for Berwick, and there's nothin🍸g else to be said on one of the darkest days in the Bandits' ღhistory.

Peter Wa💧ite's quotes afterwards were understandably to the point. "Unforgivable - Disgraceful! Absolutely damned disgraceful. I send unreserved apologies to all Berwick fans, especially those who travelled with us, and to the unfortunate King's Lynn supporters who had to suffer such a dirꦬe display in the so-called name of entertainment. This was intolerable - it will not happen again!"