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Does anyone remember Troy Butler? I'm starting to think he was a figment of my imagination! I'm sure he won a national league riders championship years ago.

Any ideas where he is now?

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Didn't he once ride for Oxford, and now lives in East Anglia?

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Shazzy

whoever minted is - he has changed his location 3 times and his avatar twice !!!

In 5 minutes!!!

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Woman’s prerogative.........indecision is my middle name!

I’m struggling with my allegiances since I’ve moved south.

I mean, I honestly can’t wear an Eastbourne jersey!

Aussie on a technicality, but British in the long run.

Someone make my mind up for me!

Confused........you will be! :roll:

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Does anyone remember Troy Butler? I'm starting to think he was a figment of my imagination! I'm sure he won a national league riders championship years ago.

Any ideas where he is now?

 

Troy Butler rode for Milton Keynes, he won the NLRC in 1988 at coventry, last time I met up with Troy he had been spannering for other riders, I don't know where he is now, a cracking young rider, he was 20 when he won the NLRC....

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I mean, I honestly can’t wear an Eastbourne jersey!

 

Why not I'm ex-Canterbury got an Eastbourne jacket but can't wear it when other Canterbury fans are around :oops: so just have to freeze :cry::P;)

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bloody right too...no women's perogative there!!! :roll:

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Last I heard of him was when Hans Nielsen was at Cov & he tried to get him to come over from Oz to ride for the Bees' due to injuries...............needless to say he did'nt come :cry:

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I heard he had joined the boys in blue ...

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I think it was Troy who had a bizarre World Championship one year (1989?) where he was eliminated about three times on his way to the final, but sneaked through the backdoor each time as a reserve.

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I think it was Troy who had a bizarre World Championship one year (1989?) where he was eliminated about three times on his way to the final, but sneaked through the backdoor each time as a reserve.

 

Absolutely spot on Falcace it was 1989 when the final was held in the Olympic Stadium at Munich. :):)

 

He rode as a guest for us once (Bradford) at Reading & it was the only away match we won in the league that season (think that 1989 as well) & he scored 14 points :D:D

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There is a photo of Troy on Mike Patricks web site in his favourite pics :)

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There is a photo of Troy on Mike Patricks web site in his favourite pics :)

 

Troy is (and has been for some years) living back in his native Australia and (as you would expect of him) living life to the full. Nigel Wagstaff used to sponsor him and is in regular contact.

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There is a photo of Troy on Mike Patricks web site in his favourite pics :)

 

Troy is (and has been for some years) living back in his native Australia and (as you would expect of him) living life to the full. Nigel Wagstaff used to sponsor him and is in regular contact.

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