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Gary Gugluemi - absolutely wild & very entertaining when he started out. Andy Hackett - cracking little racer whose career was blighted by injury John Jorgensen - spectacular when in full flight Michael Lee - nuff said Chris Harris - always entertaining
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/55057985 Looks like Bradford Bulls want to go back to odsal. Deal agreed with stock cars & they also want speedway... Good luck with the latter....
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Good drills by Sheffield. Haven’t been to a live meeting in 15 odd years, partly through exile up north & partly through lack of interest. I shall definitely be wandering across to Owlerton to see NP pure box office despite his advancing years. I would also imagine he’d be of great benefit to the other 6 in terms of watch & learn from a master. Quite enthused about 2020 season now & that hasn’t happened in a long time.
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The back injury was just prior to the 89 season I think whilst racing in Australia. Think he was lucky not to end up in a wheelchair. The Bees had to shuffle late on just before tapes up with Kai Niemi coming in. I think he officially retired after that injury but then made a come back towards the end of 1990? IIRC there was some animosity between him & Ole over TK racing/not racing with a broken arm in a Danish test match. Ole wanted him too, TK was reluctant but did only to pull out halfway through his first ride. I watched him from his first steps as a second half rider at 16 all the way through to the end of his Bees career. For me he was Mr Coventry Bee. so many great memories, beating Ivan Maurer in a tight match, Ivan being a tactical in the #2 & 7 race, Tommy being a raw #7. was a world class ride who had no luck in big meetings & always seemed to pick up niggly injuries when flying that always set him back that little bit.
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Heartbreaking.
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Can I just say good luck to you & those working with you to restore the Bees. Grew up supporting them. Saturday night was speedway night. My interest has wained in recent years & I no longer live near Coventry but to me speedway is Coventry & a league without them is a poorer place. I can't believe Brandon is gone, so many good memories of the place. People like you are the unsung heroes of minority sports & deserve support not vilification..
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Sgp Wildcards 2018
Dave67 replied to TheReturn's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Time for some fresh young talent in 2018. There should be no place for sentiment. Hancock & Pedersen have had a fantastic run & should be remembered as great champions but there time has passed. Holder, Zagar & Iversen are just not cutting it this year & unless they find form & the hit top 8 should be dropped. Be good to see the likes of Lebdevs & Milick (sp!) in there. -
Grand Prix Challenge 2017
Dave67 replied to STEPHEN 333's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Good job Mr Cook. Looks like we'll have a proper Brit to cheer in the GP's next year... -
Chris Holder Banned From British Speedway
Dave67 replied to cinderfella's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Am I right in assuming the ban will start once he coughs up the 3k fine, ala Danny Bird. I.e. If he doesn't pay the ban will just roll on & start if & when he does? If so the fine is more painful than the ban. Unless he crowdfunds it or has a benevolent sponsor? -
FWIW for it to be rape in England & Wales child has to be under 13. Above that age it becomes unlawful sexual activity with a child. This is presuming consent either way consent cannot be given if under 13... Can't comment about Swedish law mind...
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Spotted this on Twitter, is this genuine or pie n the sky.? Apologies if it is I have been away. @SaveCovSpeedway: Has anyone read the speedway star article about Mick Horton buying Brandon for £2 million? Any other details?
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Sharron 'shazzybird' Hubbard - Rip
Dave67 replied to Sandie's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
One of the "originals" RIP girl -
In that case we shall have to agree to disagree. My personal opinion is that there can be no excuse for what he did.
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Suffering or not, the point, to me at least, is that he committed murder. Just as an aside, are you saying that those committing crime, murder in particular, but suffering mentally deserve sympathy? I can think of a number of names who have committed murder whilst mentally unstable, the name of which if mentioned only cause outrage/revulsion. Would they deserve "sympathy"?
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" Don't think it was an outburst, just my opinion. As for deserving "Sympathy", give me strength, he took a shotgun to another human being, let alone all the other problems that caused to those left behind, there is no excuse for that. I am not about to discuss MH issues on this forum, needless to say, I am well aware of MH & it's effect's I also deal with people genuinely suffering & allegedly suffering from MH problems on an almost daily basis. I maintain, he deserves no sympathy & certainly no eulogising(sp?), as a speedway rider, which some seem to want to do.