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Yea bring back Sidney ...have you ever made a mistake ? :wink:

I will keep reading the threads with interest and have a chuckle to myself, but i will be doing a Shovlar and not bothering posting again.I am sure there are loads of you out there shouting YIppee which is fine hope everyone enjoys there speedway in 2015.
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Yea bring back Sidney ...have you ever made a mistake ? :wink:

Riders were much better at making mistakes in the ? 70's and 80's? riders like, like Lee ang Carter made. Some terrific mistakes and the crowds came flocking in ? riders today don't know what mistakes are.Ward ? don't make me laugh he don't know what mistakes are, mad wellie made mistakes than ward one night a cradlley then the next night he was line a choirboy?me I don't care who wins the match as long as there are plenty of mistakes? your right Starman , matt fords good for the sport nobody makes better mistakes than him appointing middlo was a terrific mistake and I'm 73 years old now.

 

If I see you Orion I'll punch you up the throat? and I've seen Bob kilby and crashby ride when my uncle took me in 1847.

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Riders were much better at making mistakes in the ? 70's and 80's? riders like, like Lee ang Carter made. Some terrific mistakes and the crowds came flocking in ? riders today don't know what mistakes are.Ward ? don't make me laugh he don't know what mistakes are, mad wellie made mistakes than ward one night a cradlley then the next night he was line a choirboy?me I don't care who wins the match as long as there are plenty of mistakes? your right Starman , matt fords good for the sport nobody makes better mistakes than him appointing middlo was a terrific mistake and I'm 73 years old now.

 

If I see you Orion I'll punch you up the throat? and I've seen Bob kilby and crashby ride when my uncle took me in 1847.

sidney has started some very good Topics on this Forum.

 

I miss him.

 

His Ban, if he has one, could have been caused by a few on here trying to 'wind him up'. I don't like that.

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Riders were much better at making mistakes in the ? 70's and 80's? riders like, like Lee ang Carter made. Some terrific mistakes and the crowds came flocking in ? riders today don't know what mistakes are.Ward ? don't make me laugh he don't know what mistakes are, mad wellie made mistakes than ward one night a cradlley then the next night he was line a choirboy?me I don't care who wins the match as long as there are plenty of mistakes? your right Starman , matt fords good for the sport nobody makes better mistakes than him appointing middlo was a terrific mistake and I'm 73 years old now.

 

If I see you Orion I'll punch you up the throat? and I've seen Bob kilby and crashby ride when my uncle took me in 1847.

Can you debate ? you know nothing about Speedway or Horse Racing I bet you work at Tesco's,. my mates down the pub say your a idiot not like my mate Starman he knows the time of day . I don't give a toss what you say anyhow I will meet you at lakeside tie my hands behind my back and and give you the first 3 punches .

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sidney has started some very good Topics on this Forum.

 

I miss him.

 

His Ban, if he has one, could have been caused by a few on here trying to 'wind him up'. I don't like that.

You have started some good topics TWK and people try to wind you up but you don't go threatening people. We all have to follow the same set of rules and pay the same price if we don't.

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You have started some good topics TWK and people try to wind you up but you don't go threatening people. We all have to follow the same set of rules and pay the same price if we don't.

I agree with what you are saying but goading someone who has a short fuse in to being aggressive is not good. That has happened to sidney on a number of occasions. We are all different and react to things in different ways. sidney tends to jump in all guns blazing - some people know that and 'set him up'. I just don't think that is right. If someone attacks me I will come back at them but in, I hope, in a measured way - not everyone is like that though. It would be a shame if we all thought\reacted the same way. It would be very boring on here for a start.

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Riders were much better at making mistakes in the ? 70's and 80's? riders like, like Lee ang Carter made. Some terrific mistakes and the crowds came flocking in ? riders today don't know what mistakes are.Ward ? don't make me laugh he don't know what mistakes are, mad wellie made mistakes than ward one night a cradlley then the next night he was line a choirboy?me I don't care who wins the match as long as there are plenty of mistakes? your right Starman , matt fords good for the sport nobody makes better mistakes than him appointing middlo was a terrific mistake and I'm 73 years old now.

 

If I see you Orion I'll punch you up the throat? and I've seen Bob kilby and crashby ride when my uncle took me in 1847.

 

 

Can you debate ? you know nothing about Speedway or Horse Racing I bet you work at Tesco's,. my mates down the pub say your a idiot not like my mate Starman he knows the time of day . I don't give a toss what you say anyhow I will meet you at lakeside tie my hands behind my back and and give you the first 3 punches .

Brilliant. :D:D

Will the real sidney please stand up.

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I agree with what you are saying but goading someone who has a short fuse in to being aggressive is not good. That has happened to sidney on a number of occasions. We are all different and react to things in different ways. sidney tends to jump in all guns blazing - some people know that and 'set him up'. I just don't think that is right. If someone attacks me I will come back at them but in, I hope, in a measured way - not everyone is like that though. It would be a shame if we all thought\reacted the same way. It would be very boring on here for a start.

Most people have a short fuse when they are young but usually learn to be a bit more measured as they get older. If someone's choice in life is not to learn by experience, and to react in a hotheaded way all the time they cannot expect people to keep cutting them slack time after time. As I said, we all have to follow the same forum rules. Most of us disagree quite strongly at times but we have to learn to get over it and get on with it.

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I think you will find he has and quite rightly as well.

 

I served a ban for calling someone a numpty so the abuse he was dishing out was deserving of a long ban

Yeh, and im very sure you played your part... :icon_smile_clown:

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Riders were much better at making mistakes in the ? 70's and 80's? riders like, like Lee ang Carter made. Some terrific mistakes and the crowds came flocking in ? riders today don't know what mistakes are.Ward ? don't make me laugh he don't know what mistakes are, mad wellie made mistakes than ward one night a cradlley then the next night he was line a choirboy?me I don't care who wins the match as long as there are plenty of mistakes? your right Starman , matt fords good for the sport nobody makes better mistakes than him appointing middlo was a terrific mistake and I'm 73 years old now.

 

If I see you Orion I'll punch you up the throat? and I've seen Bob kilby and crashby ride when my uncle took me in 1847.

Well done. I saw my first speedway meeting much later than you - at New Cross in April 1946. There was "a promising" England rider named Jack Parker. I wonder what happened to him? :icon_smile_clown:

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Well done. I saw my first speedway meeting much later than you - at New Cross in April 1946. There was "a promising" England rider named Jack Parker. I wonder what happened to him? :icon_smile_clown:

Last i heard he had passed away.Not sure if there is an online petition for him to make a comeback though

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I agree with what you are saying but goading someone who has a short fuse in to being aggressive is not good. That has happened to sidney on a number of occasions. We are all different and react to things in different ways. sidney tends to jump in all guns blazing - some people know that and 'set him up'. I just don't think that is right. If someone attacks me I will come back at them but in, I hope, in a measured way - not everyone is like that though. It would be a shame if we all thought\reacted the same way. It would be very boring on here for a start.

 

I disagree that he is goaded.

 

Sidney is always the one who starts the aggression, usually when he is completely wrong regarding something and isn't adult enough to admit it.

 

He generally sets himself up by making ludicrous comments with no degree of accuracy. When quite rightly he is corrected on said comments the fireworks begin.

 

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However I do miss him. A lot of the banter with him is great fun and the forum is a worse place without him.

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Well done. I saw my first speedway meeting much later than you - at New Cross in April 1946. There was "a promising" England rider named Jack Parker. I wonder what happened to him? :icon_smile_clown:

If there is one rider I wish I could travel back in time and see it is Jack Parker. Evrything I have read about him oozes professionalism...

 

He contested the British Match Race Chamionship someting like 21 times and won, I think 18 or 19'of them, and that was in an era of some cracking riders. It must have been great going to speedway meetings in the late forties/early fifties to see a rider like Parker riding to a packed stadium. I've seen some old newsreels on YouTube and it looks great.

 

As soon as I finish inventing my time machine , my top priority will be going back to see if. Jack Parket what's as good as the history books tell us. When we compare Parker to Dacy Ward there must be a lesson there somewhere.

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Talking of the match race championship and time machines...my choice would be Tom Farndon.

Tom won the match race title in 1934 and was unbeaten through five challenges until he died following a track crash in 1935. So much did the championship become synonymous with him that the competition was suspended on his death and did not return until after the War.

Tom was the ultimate professional of his time. He trained hard, didn't smoke and was tee-total. He was also the most spectacular rider of his time. He was a charismatic figure who was idolised in his day, with a personal following only equalled by footballers and film stars. Funny he never found it necessary to be "one of the lads" in the pub the night before a meeting to achieve all this. He did his talking on the track.

If there are any lessons to be learned by Darcy Ward, he need look no further than Tom Farndon.

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