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On 8/11/2022 at 10:21 PM, tyretrax said:

Dogs don't see colours.

Big Al also said that dogs can’t look up 

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4 hours ago, Redtruck said:

Big Al also said that dogs can’t look up 

Classic. Lol. 
 

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On 8/11/2022 at 10:21 PM, tyretrax said:

Dogs don't see colours.

Really? So that’s why my dog never beats me at snooker!

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2 hours ago, Teromaafan said:

Really? So that’s why my dog never beats me at snooker!

No it’s because all the balls are black and white to it.

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1 hour ago, Fromafar said:

No it’s because all the balls are black and white to it.

He says you’re wrong, they are all grey apparently.

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Kharchenko was probably the best debut performance at Brough Park ever. I was hoping he would defect and join the Diamonds who were a third heatleader short of being any good that year. I think there was a whip round at some point to buy some of the Soviet lads gloves. Must have miffed John Wainwright whose leathers were always taped together. That's how I remember it anyway,

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I agree with that sentiment, as he even bettered the first visit of Aussie Dave Shields.

I think the team were given free meals at McDonalds as I have a picture of the team and the staff outside the shop on Northumberland street.

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12 hours ago, oggyNZ said:

I agree with that sentiment, as he even bettered the first visit of Aussie Dave Shields.

I think the team were given free meals at McDonalds as I have a picture of the team and the staff outside the shop on Northumberland street.

Bit good was David Shields pity he retired so early

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On 10/6/2022 at 7:12 PM, enotian said:

Kharchenko was probably the best debut performance at Brough Park ever. I was hoping he would defect and join the Diamonds who were a third heatleader short of being any good that year. I think there was a whip round at some point to buy some of the Soviet lads gloves. Must have miffed John Wainwright whose leathers were always taped together. That's how I remember it anyway,

Harchenko scored his paid max (14+1) in what was his fourth match of that Tour.  He had scored 9 at Poole, but only managed 2 at Ipswich and 1 at Peterborough. 

Vladimir Trofimov was the most consistent for the visitors, after a "tricky" start. with a score of 3 (at Exeter in a 78-18 loss), but followed that up with 12 (at Poole), 11 (at Ipswich), 8 (at Peterborough) and 7 (at Brough). He was also captain.

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14 minutes ago, Triple.H. said:

Bit good was David Shields pity he retired so early

His Nephew wasn't too bad either

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On 10/8/2022 at 9:20 AM, M.D said:

His Nephew wasn't too bad either

Adam Shields perhaps?  A good rider & box office to watch.

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1 hour ago, Wardey said:

Adam Shields perhaps?  A good rider & box office to watch.

Yes, Adam, David also had two sons who rode in the UK, Ben and Kurt

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2 hours ago, M.D said:

Yes, Adam, David also had two sons who rode in the UK, Ben and Kurt

I remember Ben riding for Edinburgh.

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On 10/11/2022 at 6:32 PM, StevePark said:

I remember Ben riding for Edinburgh.

Kurt did a season for Rye House.

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