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Great Entertainers 2


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With the BL list set to appear in our next issue (to be posted out this Thursday), we're now looking further ahead to the following issue (No.22) and our Great Entertainers for the National League.

 

Don't forget, the period we're focusing on is 1970-1990 only, so come on, please let's have your nominations...

 

There are probably more candidates than at BL level.

 

Here are some obvious contenders to get you going...

 

Barney Kennett

Martin Dixon

Richard Green

Jack Millen

Barry Thomas

Alan Mogridge

Andrew Silver

Rob Grant

Kelvin Mullarkey

Arthur Browning

Rob Woffinden

Roger Johns

Martin Goodwin

Jens Rasmussen

Joe Owen

Neil Collins

Merv Janke

Colin Cook

Mark Loram

Tony Childs

Tony Featherstone

Gary Havelock

Tiger Beech

Dave Kennett

Gordon Kennett

Phil Collins

Les Collins

Malcolm Ballard

Geoff Maloney

Eric Broadbelt

Bob Garrad

Gary Peterson

Stan Bear

Simon Wigg

Les "Red' Ott

Peter Collins(!)

Brian Foote

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Shame on you TMC :o

 

Uncle Ted

Marvyn Cox

Ashley Pullen

Kelvin Mullarkey

Barney Kennett

Steve Hone (not creeping I found him entertaining back then and so did the first benders at Canterbury!)

Dave Mullett

John Jackson

Mike Samson or was it Sampson :unsure:

Andrew Silver

Robert Tilbury

Denzil Kent

Richard Pettman

Mark Courtney

Martin Dugard (grrrrrrrr)

Dean Barker

David Norris

Les Rumsey

Moggo

Dave Gooderham

Tim Hunt

Middlo (The first rider I ever saw with a sign written van, what a poser and omg that ginger hair!!!! time has been good to him it's gone :wink: )

 

Blimey when you start thinking about it there was a few wasn't there :o

 

Shame on me now forgot Mark :oops:

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Shame on you TMC  :o

 

Uncle Ted

Marvyn Cox

Ashley Pullen

Kelvin Mullarkey

Barney Kennett

Steve Hone (not creeping I found him entertaining back then and so did the first benders at Canterbury!)

Dave Mullett

John Jackson

Mike Samson or was it Sampson  :unsure:

Andrew Silver

Robert Tilbury

Denzil Kent

Richard Pettman

Mark Courtney

Martin Dugard (grrrrrrrr)

Dean Barker

David Norris

Les Rumsey

Moggo

Dave Gooderham

Tim Hunt

Middlo (The first rider I ever saw with a sign written van, what a poser and omg that ginger hair!!!! time has been good to him it's gone  :wink: )

 

Blimey when you start thinking about it there was a few wasn't there  :o

 

Shame on me now forgot Mark  :oops:

 

Wot no Galvini???

 

Nor....

 

Tom & Joe Owen

TB alias Trevor Barnwell

"Gentleman" George

"Red" Ott

Todd

Roger & Alan Johns

Pete Wigley (arrived at Crayford one night and blurted out,almost tearfully, "I killed Ole Olsen this morning! - Will explain to Tony Mac if he wants!)

 

OMG lots more - now let me think....

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wee swervin mervyn

shane bowes

martin mckinna

the young kenny mckinna

jacko irving

denzil kent

neil collins

rob grant

brett saunders

andy galvin

bob garrad

martin yeates

steve schofield

andrew silver

marvyn cox

kerry gray

les collins

the young nigel sparshott

guy wilson

carl blackbird

carl baldwin

stan bear

jesper olsen

buzz burrows

theres loads more could be here all night.....just goes to show the wee league was always more entertaining the big one..... ;):P

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Errrrrrr nope can't see him on my list  :rolleyes:  :wink:

 

He knows I love him really just not as a rider I'm afraid.

 

 

Only cos he was rather good at beating your favourites! :wink:

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Mick Poole (Peterborough) & Todd Wiltshire (Wimbledon)

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Mervjankefanclub, great shout there for little Guy Wilson, how could I forget him? Immensely popular at Workington, fantastic out and out trier and top personality too.

 

he certainly was fourentee i used to love the all action leg trailers when i was a boy and im pretty sure i can remember my dad talking to him in the pits at blantyre one as youre a comets fan what about big leggy he was always fun to watch i would also add glen parrott to the list for any gunners fans out there

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The late Nigel Sparshott who began at Iwade and the rode for numerous clubs. :)

 

i remember seeing him at blantyre one kent boy must have been 1979 and a scottish juniour league v anglia juniour league meeting and he was superb to watch with a spectacular leg trailing style his battles with kenny mckinna were worth the admission money alone i even gave him a mention in my dream team on the speedway plus site

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