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On 1/11/2023 at 11:16 PM, Wolfie456 said:

The biggest derby in speedway.

I once looked into this i.e. the 2 tracks nearest to each other. The answer, unless someone can prove otherwise,  was West Ham and Hackney who were only 3 miles apart. So that could be said to be the biggest derby. Certainly Wolves v Cradley had a ferocity to it that perhaps wasn't matched elsewhere, and I have seen fighting at those matches.  

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1 hour ago, Beowulf said:

I once looked into this i.e. the 2 tracks nearest to each other. The answer, unless someone can prove otherwise,  was West Ham and Hackney who were only 3 miles apart. So that could be said to be the biggest derby. Certainly Wolves v Cradley had a ferocity to it that perhaps wasn't matched elsewhere, and I have seen fighting at those matches.  

As for the fighting the men were quite handy aswell. 

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2 hours ago, Petecc said:

As for the fighting the men were quite handy aswell. 

I had to spend a night in Old Hill nick for an altercation I had with a Cradley woman who was built like a sumo wrestler.She started mouthing off,and I said shut the f..k up stupid c.. Anyway then it all kicked off,with about six Wolves fans and around 20 spoons.        The police came,and the Cradley lot said I started the scuffle,and consequently I was marched out of Dudley Wood .          I pleaded my inocence but still had to spend a night in the cell to calm down. .Yes,at the time I was angry,but looking back those were the days to be treasured .

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20 minutes ago, Tommy Sweetman said:

I had to spend a night in Old Hill nick for an altercation I had with a Cradley woman who was built like a sumo wrestler.She started mouthing off,and I said shut the f..k up stupid c.. Anyway then it all kicked off,with about six Wolves fans and around 20 spoons.        The police came,and the Cradley lot said I started the scuffle,and consequently I was marched out of Dudley Wood .          I pleaded my inocence but still had to spend a night in the cell to calm down. .Yes,at the time I was angry,but looking back those were the days to be treasured .                                   Edit....And you can guarantee if there was any trouble it always came at the end of an heat involving Ivor Brown.  Yes he was definitely enemy Number 1.

 

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10 minutes ago, Lefty said:

Great respect to you.

The best we got was a few tangles with Sam Messer and his uneducated colleagues on the back straight @ Wudley Dud. 

Yes we always stood on the back straight,and those pork sandwiches were something to behold .

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