spin king

Oh dear.

Did Martin Goodwin ever rider for Crayford.

Lets hope that it is a new speedway venue.

Dave Kennett I assume looks after his racing son Eddie.

Not even Berwick are that desperate.

I don't know, there is no record of him in my book of Sheffield legends, and to be quite frank I have never ever heard of him before, but then again I am only 42 and the 1940's were before my time.

Tommy was Guy Allots older brother. Guy Allott went on to be a very good engine tuner, and tuned Ivan Mauger's bikes. Nicky Allott is Guy's son, he rode for Sheffield, Scunthorpe and Hull. Adam is Nicky's son, who has recently forced to retire. Cannot help with Geoff never of heard him, that is a new one, and unfortunaley Tommy is no longer with us.

Snr yes Junior no he is to young.

Keep watching mate.

Really getting into that ussie scene Matousek.

Looking forward to a good read.

Sorry to hear this sad news was he not the father of Jim Brett.

I was told that he was a millionaire, I don't know whether hemade his money in hairdressing, but I had heard that he was well off.

Lets hope that he does not injured again at crucial time like this season just gone.

Does anybody know whether Ben Hopwood is fit.

Nah I don't think so.

I don't know I think Sean, was somebody who was on the wane, and listening to some very reliable sources was not the Team man he had been. I thought at the time we were daft to let him go, but the more and more I think about it I don't think that it was, no rider is bigger than the club.

Excellent signing for the Bays, the guy is a talent.

Different Promoter, entitled to have different pay scale.

I thought it was to do with Cliff Carr, the previous Promoter.

Arnie has already been covered.

But how many times has he finished bottom of the pile, how many times does he fail to make the semi.

He was a very frightening looking guy.

Have to agreewith you there Salty, seems to be to many people on this forum who expect instant success from the British boys, although I think I have to agree that Lee Richardson has had his time now, and I am sorry but British Speedway has nothing to gain with includding Mark Loram into the Grand Prix series.

Again I think people are missing the point, putting Mark Loram back into the Grand Prix is a backward step for us as a Speedway nation. We need to be back the youngsters and giving them there chance, we need the youngsters to start riding against the best as soon as possible, otherwise as a nation we are going no where.