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Many thanks Norbold. This was an intresting programme. It was nice to see the old Wimbledon and Southampton tracks, alongside a slice of the Ove Fundin vs Bjorn Knutsson Golden Helmet match race at Southampton.

Hi Iris123 I only edited the post after I had dug out the programme from my collection to show Jimmy's autograph. I brought the programme on eBay but it must have been signed by someone Japanese or knows how to write Japanese by yhe way the characters are written.

Just got this programme purely by chance when researching the Internationale by purchasing numerous programmes to check heat results and times. It most likely only cost me about £1.

In my Internationale programmes collection I do have one from 1970 that has Jimmy Ogisu signature.

Hi Norbold I think I paid around £15--£20 for the programmes. But I have seen a excellent condition programme go for between £30-£50 which is surpringing for a vastly printed programme from 1961. Each copy has a unique number on the front cover.

My favourite memorbilla is my full set of home and away Wimbledon programmes from my first season attending speedway live in 1976. Alongside a badge from every GBL and NNL team from that year.

My favourite programmes is my complete collecton of Speddway -Wills-Internationale programmes that took me several years to obtain. The hardest one for me to obtain was the Harringay Final programme, as I kept being outbid. But nevertheless I collected them all in the end.

Thomsen £200 more

Hot Peas 'N' Butter - Screem! (more 1990s hip hop)

Hi R&R I forgot to put more on my bet and have adjusted it. I played this game to put more or less but I forgot.

Shame that the Wimbledon did not sign Scott as he rode Plough Lane like his home track. I still remember his 58.2 secs track record in 1978 when he was entering the 3rd bend before the other riders in the race were still riding bend 2.

Concrete Schoolyard - Jurassic 5

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Bewley 2 - 4 Spread Streicher & Double Your Money, therefore, my bet is 1-3 £400 More Many thanks R&R for running the competition again this year.

Al Murray - Comedian