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Unfortunately a lot of the riders in your poem are unknown to most of the present supporters, I only started attending in 1964 and even I had to look up

some of the ones that are mentioned in the ode.

I remember all of those who rode during my time following the team and know that they were proud of wearing the Diamonds body jacket but as

each year passes they will become distant memories of the good old days

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There was a crap rider from Brough,

who thought the track was looking quite rough.

He entered the first bend at speed

And thought he was going to lead,

But hit breeze blocks and went off in a huff!

Edited by Steve Shovlar
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13 hours ago, Steve Shovlar said:

There was a crap rider from Brough,

who thought the track was looking quite rough.

He entered the first bend at speed

And thought he was going to lead,

But hit breeze blocks and went off in a huff!

The Great McGonigle lives!

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20 hours ago, Steve Shovlar said:

There was a crap rider from Brough,

who thought the track was looking quite rough.

He entered the first bend at speed

And thought he was going to lead,

But hit breeze blocks and went off in a huff!

 

19 hours ago, Trackrat said:

Oh god, make it stop.

How many emails do you even have?

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On 9/5/2022 at 8:01 PM, Steve Shovlar said:

There was a crap rider from Brough,

who thought the track was looking quite rough.

He entered the first bend at speed

And thought he was going to lead,

But hit breeze blocks and went off in a huff!

That's nearly as funny as being diagnosed with a serious illnes ( sorry for anybody who has a serious illnes) tho

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15 hours ago, scampispeedway said:

*JJ, i think you are referring to Scotlands greatest poet William McGonagall who wrote about the Tay Bridge disaster and mentioned several times by Spike Milligan and who wrote a book on him.

Quite right; I couldn't remember the spelling! 

Beautiful Railway Bridge of the Silv'ry Tay!/Alas! I am very sorry to say   etc.

Puts Shovlar's epic in the shade.  :party:

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