Yes, that's what I said. One point in one ride is a cma of 4.00. A cma assumes each rider has four rides per match. That's exactly how "The Complete History of the British League" works out averages.
And, of course, Phil Collins was in Buster. In fact he was Buster.
I believe there was also a film actor called Bruce Penhall who appeared in The Dallas Connection and Enemy Gold. What a coincidence, eh, that he should have the same name as a double world champion?
Norman Wisdom HUNTER
Stan Laurel STEVENS
Malcolm McDowell SIMMONS
Brian Donlevy LEONARD
Tony Curtis CLARKE
Alan Ladd SAGE
Allan Jones BELHAM
Notice anything about that seven, chr?
I am so sorry to hear that. I knew Bryan well. He was amine of information and always willing to share it. He had a magnificent collection of photographs of the early days of Norwich and again was always willing to let aanyone have copies of them. He was also a great character and a dedicated speedway supporter through and through. He will be very sadly missed.
I didn't say you did. Try reading what I wrote very slowly. I was asking you if you knew for a fact that the FIM had said they would report in seven days because as far as we know they have never said this.