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There are forum members older and me and members who attended meetings before me, but having attended my first meeting 62 years ago I must be in a pretty exclusive club. Who among us attended their first meeting before Easter 1960 and where?

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First Meeting 1964 at Sunderland (Saints).

So not far behind you CHR. :)

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My first meetng: New Cross, Wednesday, April 17, 1946.

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How many times are we going to do this one? I have a massive feeling of "We've been here before many times"?

In fact the subject beneath this one says it all!

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You can please all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time. (Something like that anyway).

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12 minutes ago, customhouseregular said:

You can please all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time. (Something like that anyway).

I'm thinking Bob Dylan credited Abraham Lincoln with that! 

Also consider.....

If at first you don't succeed... give up. (Homer Simpson) or

If at first you don't succeed... repeat posting it (Johnny Gustix)

Also to repeat... for me its:  Belle Vue v Oxford 1963... Oh What A Night :rolleyes:

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I may hold the forum record for the YOUNGEST speedway fan; I was three weeks old when I first went to Plough Lane in August 1962...

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4 minutes ago, chunky said:

I may hold the forum record for the YOUNGEST speedway fan; I was three weeks old when I first went to Plough Lane in August 1962...

Bet the noise made you cry? ..... or could you watch it behind glass then? :D

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1 minute ago, Lefty said:

Bet the noise made you cry? ..... or could you watch it behind glass then? :D

We had the glass there, but I was always a Pit Bend Loony!

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16 minutes ago, chunky said:

I may hold the forum record for the YOUNGEST speedway fan; I was three weeks old when I first went to Plough Lane in August 1962...

I was an embryo at my first meeting.

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Just now, customhouseregular said:

I was an embryo at my first meeting.

But the first one I remember was 1960 aged 12.

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11 minutes ago, customhouseregular said:

I was an embryo at my first meeting.

Nothing to boast about - a lot of us were!!!

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First meeting I went to was belle vue v Wimbledon 5th April 1958 I was 3 . My dad took me who saw his first meeting at belle vue in 1931 . 

He watched belle vue until he died in 2015.

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I went to first meeting prior to 1948 but do not recall opposition.

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1 hour ago, Rustington said:

First meeting I went to was belle vue v Wimbledon 5th April 1958 I was 3 . My dad took me who saw his first meeting at belle vue in 1931 . 

He watched belle vue until he died in 2015.

That’s what you call a true supporter.

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