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Ignoring the Brexit issues, I'm now wondering how our subway sandwiches rate in Scotland...I'm pretty sure that they advertise for "sandwich artists" up here. If you get a "sandwich technician" down south, is that better or worse? I think I like the idea of an artist working on my sandwich more than a technician, but I'm just not sure.... -
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Where was Jake Mulford? He didn't Ride at Scunthorpe in the under 19s. -
Can you maybe quote the parts where they recommend those for prevention and treatment?
I'm sure I'm just feeling a bit sleepy, but I'm struggling to find that recommendation on the page that you linked to...
I am probably missing the key parts that you are referring to, but what I am seeing is, and I quote from the page you linked:
Vitamin C: "Currently, data are insufficient to support a recommendation either for or against the use of vitamin C supplements to prevent or treat COVID-19."
Vitamin D: "Currently, data are insufficient to support a recommendation for or against the use of vitamin D supplementation to prevent or treat COVID-19."
Zinc: "Currently, data are insufficient to support recommendations for or against the use of zinc to prevent or treat COVID-19." -
I think you might have got a bit carried away with a love of Hungary or some nostalgia there...
Zoltan Adorjan made it to the World Final three times, 1985, 1989 and 1990. His best finish was 14th (15th and 16th for the other 2).
Sandor Tihanyi made it to the World Final once, in 1988. He finished 15th.
I think Antal Kocso is the Hungarian that has actually had the best World Final result so far with his 11th in 1988, but I'm not convinced by my memory there, so wait to be told about some better Hungarian...
However, the mid to late 80s seemed like a good time for Hungarian speedway. As a nation on the other side of the "iron curtain" they had comparatively good access to "Western" equipment and seemed to have good support in their home Nation...then the "iron curtain" fell and the financial situation in Hungary collapsed.
In my opinion, and it is just my opinion, Jozsef Tabaka seemed like the best prospect from Hungary since Robbie Nagy, but sadly he didn't quite make it. -
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