Swindon V Exeter/ Newport V Newcastle - 2000

[pjplymouthdevil 5]

Can anyone provide me with a bit of information about the Swindon v Exeter meet and the newport v newcastle meet in the year 2000 which I think were both on the same day. The score and any other info would be much appreciated.

 

Many thanks

 

PJ

Edited May 3, 2007 by pjplymouthdevil

[KevH 257]

If you mean the Swindon v Exeter league meeting the score was 48-42 or if you mean the KO Cup meeting, it was 48-23.

 

Newport v Newcastle in the league finished 52-40.

 

Sorry, can't give any more details, but hope that helps.

[pjplymouthdevil 5]

If you mean the Swindon v Exeter league meeting the score was 48-42 or if you mean the KO Cup meeting, it was 48-23.

 

Newport v Newcastle in the league finished 52-40.

 

Sorry, can't give any more details, but hope that helps.

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Yes it was the league match and thanks very much for the scores.

 

Anybody got other info on these two meetings?

 

PJ

[SCB 0]

I believe this was the meeting where Ben Howe broke the track record.

 

Scorers were,

Newport 52

Anders Henriksson 13+1(5)

Craig Taylor 7+1(4)

Scott Swain(G) 3(4)

Chris Neath 7(4)

Ben Howe 13+1(4)

Jon Armstrong 3+1(4)

Chris Courage 6+1(4)

 

Newcastle 40

Bjarne Pedersen 12+1(6)

Grant MacDonald 2+2(3)

Stuart Swales 2+1(4)

Jesper Olsen 9(5)

Andre Compton 11(6) including a second place golden double TS

Darren Pearson 3+1(3)

Rob Grant 0(3)

 

Took place on 16th July 2000.

Edited May 4, 2007 by SCB

[frigbo 518]

Swindon v Exeter

 

Swindon

 

Frank Smart 8

Neil Collins 10

Olli Allen 4+1

Paul Fry 15

Claus Kristensen 3

Nathan Murray 8+2

R/R Martin Dixon

 

Exeter

 

Mark Simmonds 3

Graeme Gordon 6

Roger Lobb 2+1

Michael Coles 15

Chris Harris 3

Bobby Eldridge 1+1

Brent Werner 12+1

[pjplymouthdevil 5]

Excellent stuff, many thanks go to Frigbo and SCB. Anyone know where i can buy programmes for the two meetings? I have tried ebay and other sites and have found nothing, are there any websites that are known for selling old speedway programmes?