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2 hours ago, Daniel Smith said:

The sport is on such hard times that apparently, next time I visit King's Lynn I'm gonna be "outted" and banned because of my views on the club.

 

Make a noise and let me know on the handicapped bench ( nearest to the start ) and I will hobble out with you. There will be NO "apology' or begging to be let back in!

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2 hours ago, Daniel Smith said:

The sport is on such hard times that apparently, next time I visit King's Lynn I'm gonna be "outted" and banned because of my views on the club.

 

According to who? Whilst I don't always agree with some of your views at all, it seems utter madness that teams would ban somebody because they don't sing from the merry band of men hymn sheet.

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2 hours ago, Daniel Smith said:

The sport is on such hard times that apparently, next time I visit King's Lynn I'm gonna be "outted" and banned because of my views on the club.

 

Iv'e seen posters of you up around the stadium:P

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2 hours ago, iris123 said:

But even when Rye ran at the weekend I thought you said you only went about 2 times in 20 years!!!!Rye can hardly run successfully based on that sort of fan base

Here we go again, having to put you straight yet again. .

I started out as a fan of the Rockets at Rayleigh in 1971 and was a loyal supporter for the next three decades. In 1999 I was part of the team that revived the Rockets and despite ill-health presented all of the Rockets' 'home' meetings that season.

In 2000 the Silver promotion took over from us and that meant the return to Rye House as part of his management team someone who I detested even more than nasty idiots like you. I worked at Mildenhall and Boston/King's Lynn during 2000 then moved to my current home, about a 250 mile round trip to Rye House. With the management still including the person I refused to have any dealings with I stayed away and tried to build a new life away from speedway. Sadly my love of the sport saw me start going again, to tracks local to me in the west country and west midlands. 

When BMR took over I was delighted at now being able to return to Rye House, Unfortunately ill-health and an inability to work ruled out £50 trips (fuel and admission). 

Despite recent hospitalisation I was keen to get to the track this year and was all set to go over in July.

If I am such a poor 'fan' how come I was asked to write a substantial part of the eulogy for Kelvin Mullarkey's funeral, which I would have delivered in person had I not been 400 miles away in Cornwall convalescing from my latest hospitalisation.

You really are scum. 

 

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6 minutes ago, RobMcCaffery said:

Here we go again, having to put you straight yet again. .

I started out as a fan of the Rockets at Rayleigh in 1971 and was a loyal supporter for the next three decades. In 1999 I was part of the team that revived the Rockets and despite ill-health presented all of the Rockets' 'home' meetings that season.

In 2000 the Silver promotion took over from us and that meant the return to Rye House as part of his management team someone who I detested even more than nasty idiots like you. I worked at Mildenhall and Boston/King's Lynn during 2000 then moved to my current home, about a 250 mile round trip to Rye House. With the management still including the person I refused to have any dealings with I stayed away and tried to build a new life away from speedway. Sadly my love of the sport saw me start going again, to tracks local to me in the west country and west midlands. 

When BMR took over I was delighted at now being able to return to Rye House, Unfortunately ill-health and an inability to work ruled out £50 trips (fuel and admission). 

Despite recent hospitalisation I was keen to get to the track this year and was all set to go over in July.

If I am such a poor 'fan' how come I was asked to write a substantial part of the eulogy for Kelvin Mullarkey's funeral, which I would have delivered in person had I not been 400 miles away in Cornwall convalescing from my latest hospitalisation.

You really are scum. 

 

Have ever thought of giving Simon Bates a call ?  ..I think he still does our tune 

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1 hour ago, RobMcCaffery said:

Here we go again, having to put you straight yet again. .

I started out as a fan of the Rockets at Rayleigh in 1971 and was a loyal supporter for the next three decades. In 1999 I was part of the team that revived the Rockets and despite ill-health presented all of the Rockets' 'home' meetings that season.

In 2000 the Silver promotion took over from us and that meant the return to Rye House as part of his management team someone who I detested even more than nasty idiots like you. I worked at Mildenhall and Boston/King's Lynn during 2000 then moved to my current home, about a 250 mile round trip to Rye House. With the management still including the person I refused to have any dealings with I stayed away and tried to build a new life away from speedway. Sadly my love of the sport saw me start going again, to tracks local to me in the west country and west midlands. 

When BMR took over I was delighted at now being able to return to Rye House, Unfortunately ill-health and an inability to work ruled out £50 trips (fuel and admission). 

Despite recent hospitalisation I was keen to get to the track this year and was all set to go over in July.

If I am such a poor 'fan' how come I was asked to write a substantial part of the eulogy for Kelvin Mullarkey's funeral, which I would have delivered in person had I not been 400 miles away in Cornwall convalescing from my latest hospitalisation.

You really are scum. 

 

Attack the post, not the poster. :rolleyes:

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2 hours ago, RobMcCaffery said:

Here we go again, having to put you straight yet again. .

I started out as a fan of the Rockets at Rayleigh in 1971 and was a loyal supporter for the next three decades. In 1999 I was part of the team that revived the Rockets and despite ill-health presented all of the Rockets' 'home' meetings that season.

In 2000 the Silver promotion took over from us and that meant the return to Rye House as part of his management team someone who I detested even more than nasty idiots like you. I worked at Mildenhall and Boston/King's Lynn during 2000 then moved to my current home, about a 250 mile round trip to Rye House. With the management still including the person I refused to have any dealings with I stayed away and tried to build a new life away from speedway. Sadly my love of the sport saw me start going again, to tracks local to me in the west country and west midlands. 

When BMR took over I was delighted at now being able to return to Rye House, Unfortunately ill-health and an inability to work ruled out £50 trips (fuel and admission). 

Despite recent hospitalisation I was keen to get to the track this year and was all set to go over in July.

If I am such a poor 'fan' how come I was asked to write a substantial part of the eulogy for Kelvin Mullarkey's funeral, which I would have delivered in person had I not been 400 miles away in Cornwall convalescing from my latest hospitalisation.

You really are scum. 

 

Christ, another day, another Rob Mcblahblah over reaction email.  You need help mate.

 

 

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4 hours ago, RobMcCaffery said:

 

When BMR took over I was delighted at now being able to return to Rye House, Unfortunately ill-health and an inability to work ruled out £50 trips (fuel and admission). 

Despite recent hospitalisation I was keen to get to the track this year and was all set to go over in July.

 

 

So you haven't been to Rye for donkeys years,but was planning on going sometime soon.Surely if you told the Rye management they might have carried on for a bit in the knowledge that another fan might turn up once this season?:blink:If only they knew the club was such a central part of your life!!!B)

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4 hours ago, The Doctor... said:

Christ, another day, another Rob Mcblahblah over reaction email.  You need help mate.

 

 

Rob,, please don't rise to the replys,

People who were there in 1999 especially know what you sacrificed for the club you don't need to explain yourself or ask for validation form strangers, you know the truth.

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The 309 from Stepney Green does nothing for me.  Still each to thier own. 

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8 hours ago, RobMcCaffery said:

Here we go again, having to put you straight yet again. .

I started out as a fan of the Rockets at Rayleigh in 1971 and was a loyal supporter for the next three decades. In 1999 I was part of the team that revived the Rockets and despite ill-health presented all of the Rockets' 'home' meetings that season.

In 2000 the Silver promotion took over from us and that meant the return to Rye House as part of his management team someone who I detested even more than nasty idiots like you. I worked at Mildenhall and Boston/King's Lynn during 2000 then moved to my current home, about a 250 mile round trip to Rye House. With the management still including the person I refused to have any dealings with I stayed away and tried to build a new life away from speedway. Sadly my love of the sport saw me start going again, to tracks local to me in the west country and west midlands. 

When BMR took over I was delighted at now being able to return to Rye House, Unfortunately ill-health and an inability to work ruled out £50 trips (fuel and admission). 

Despite recent hospitalisation I was keen to get to the track this year and was all set to go over in July.

If I am such a poor 'fan' how come I was asked to write a substantial part of the eulogy for Kelvin Mullarkey's funeral, which I would have delivered in person had I not been 400 miles away in Cornwall convalescing from my latest hospitalisation.

You really are scum. 

 

All round to Rob’s for a cup of tea, his kettle boils the quickest. 

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I used to know Mc Caffery many years ago.  He always struck me as a person full of his own importance who always acted

as if he was an expert on all matters Speedway when in fact the reverse was true.  When I knew him he dreamed of being the

promoter at Rye House ( which was an impossibility then) si it does not surprise me that he had his nose put out of joint when
Len Silver took over 2000 and resurrected the club. He talks utter rubbish.

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8 hours ago, Rayleigh said:

Rob,, please don't rise to the replys,

People who were there in 1999 especially know what you sacrificed for the club you don't need to explain yourself or ask for validation form strangers, you know the truth.

I do not know the chap, but I do know this forum excels at character assassination. Character assassination usually comes from people with an alias, whereas Rob has the balls to use his real name. As Rayleigh says, take no notice Rob, by trying to get at you, it is distracting their minds from the crisis in speedway!  

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8 hours ago, Rayleigh said:

Rob,, please don't rise to the reply’s

Strange.You tell him not to rise to the posts,but don’t tell him to stop calling people scum or morons,which he generally calls half the forum!!!

As far as I know there are only a couple of people who used to be here who you could rightly call scum.one,a convicted drug dealer,who is now pushing up the daisies and the other was convicted of possessing child pornography.Just because some on here don’t agree with Rob,doesn’t mean we can be called morons and there is absolutely nothing I have posted that makes me scum

Bottom line is,it is a fact he goes to Rye once in a blue moon and unless Rye arrange meetings when a blue moon falls on a weekend then the likelihood is Rob won’t be there

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2 hours ago, Ray Stadia said:

I do not know the chap, but I do know this forum excels at character assassination. Character assassination usually comes from people with an alias, whereas Rob has the balls to use his real name. As Rayleigh says, take no notice Rob, by trying to get at you, it is distracting their minds from the crisis in speedway!  

My name is firmly out there - having the balls to use his real name is irrelevant with him. 

When he doesn't like what someone says he throws a hissy fit and goes off on some rant trying to prove he's better than someone.  Take a look at the poor Lakeside chaps trying to do a youtube video thread.  He's rude and condescending. 

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