KevH

Neck on the line time - I reckon gate 4 is Graham Banks but I'm unsure about gate 2 too. I stand to be corrected on Banksie though.

CH - Shazzy has posted elsewhere that she WAS at Rye yesterday and she was WITH Uncle Ted. She also said that she saw "Honey", so maybe she was chasing him round the dog track with a meat cleaver at the time!

Welcome to the forum Barney Kennett :!: :!: :!: Just seen the "newest member" page and Barney is back.

Phone him, email him, write to him Shazzy - I want to see a Crusaders team on track again :!: The future is in your hands

If anyone has the Maurice Jones yearbook which covers 1993, I'd be forever grateful if they could scan the pages which cover the Division Two league results and KO Cup meetings and email them to me.

Good on yer Mark - just need Barney now :!:

I can cofirm what has been said before, that Erik's book is indeed a very moving and thought provoking story. It is the kind of book which should be introduced into the National Curriculum as it makes you realise just how fragile a life can be. The paragraphs refering to Erik's dilema about getting on the train will remain with me for the rest of my life. Don't rest until you've read it!

Barney, Mark - you up for it. :?: :?: :?:

Why not get Barney and Mark involved and go for a 4TT :?:

Yep - Mine's tucked away somewhere too - could never bring myself to throw it away. :roll:

No Marty, the swimming pool is next to Sainsburys.

Have they got/do they need planning permission for speedway?

He was a top guy - when I was a kid I used to collect badges from the tracks I visited but couldn't get one from Newport. It took him a few weeks, but he managed to get hold of one for me. Does anyone remember the board with the riders' photos, rosettes, badges etc on that he used to carry round the track? The memories are coming back!

Another monthly magazine from the same people as the Speedway Star was the Speedway Express which was a good read.

How can you get Sir wrong? :-o

OK - Here's the answer as researched by Eric Linden and published in the Speedway Star in 1994. John STARKE Hoskins.

Read it Saturday morning then Addy :idea: :clown

Mitch Shirra was born 27/9/1958

I did say Friday Shazz, but I'm a night person so it'll be Friday evening.

Belle Vue beat Bradford 49-29 in 1986!

It doesn't have to be tea or coffee Steve, with the temperatures at Iwade something a little stronger might be better anyway.

I make it one more letter than you Ian2, but the last one was an "e" which didn't look quite right when written down anyway. I hope that hasn't given too much away.

Bjorn Knutsson - is that correct?

No worries Lioness, I'll put your bad temper down to the drink (I know you lot like the odd tipple ) :clown

I stand corrected (again) Lioness.