steve roberts

I did place my initial post under General Discussions but I would imagine it would be better placed here? It is with deep regret due to having to downsize that I will have to off load my extensive collection of speedway DVD's. They number approximately 800 and as an Oxford fan many cover the Cheetahs but there are many internationals and World Finals. Unfortunately due to the size of the collection any interested party would have to collect which I appreciate may be an issue? I seriously hope that there maybe someone who is interested...they cover the years 1972 to the present as it would be a terrible loss to have trash them? Regards

I did place my initial post under General Discussions but I would imagine it would be placed here? It is with deep regret due to having to downsize that I will have to off load my extensive collection of speedway DVD's. They number approximately 800 and as an Oxford fan many cover the Cheetahs bit there are many internationals and World Final. Unfortunately due to the size of tge collection any interested party woukd have to collect which I appreciate may be an issue? I seriously hope that there maybe someone who is interested...they cover the years 1972 to the present as it would be a terrible loss to have trash them? Regards

He was truly an inspiration! RIP!

Very sad news...will always be remembered for some of the most iconic images taken over many years...RIP.

Arthur Nutley at Eastbourne...was passionate about bringing on young riders helping to make "The Eagles" the success story it was back in the early seventies.

49 years ago this very evening taken from us. Always remembered. RIP.

Remember a meeting at Reading on Easter Monday Morning in 1984 when the track was so slick and dusty you could hardly see the racing!

Bernard Crapper!

Combined talents of Ron Bagley John Berry.

It was on the local BBC news Look North that follows the 6pm news.

Exactly other sports have had their share of bad press over the decades. As regards the Sunday People "allegations" anybody within the sport knew that "deals" were made throughout its history. The only thing that Simmo and Wiggy were guilty of was naivety and talking to strangers.

Sorry don't buy into that one. Football survived match fixing by certain players during the sixties and other sports same since with drugs etc.

Since when was he involved at White City and Wembley?

Oyvind S. Berg rode for a number of years in the UK.

Helgi Langli had two short spells in the UK with both Newcastle and Oxford.