steve roberts

The one rider Ivan Mauger "hated" as was highlighed in his books.

I, too, have never understood why people get so upset about the tractor making an appearance. We used to enjoy the break in racing by having a good old chat amongst ourselves to pass the time.

Swindon fans have had to put up with a lot if hyperbole these last few years from certain people who think that they have their best interests at heart.

More Osborne rhetoric.

That's a very interesting breakdown and makes for fascinating reading.

I've sent the admin team messages in the past but never receive an acknowledgement...not sure if that's normal?

Some great images there...recognise a few. Bert Harkins, Bengt Jansson, Eric Broadbelt, Neil Middleditch, David, Barney & Edward Kennet, Jimmy McMillan, Gary Stead, Graham Miles, Lawrence Hare, Alun Rossiter, Ove Fundin, Dave & Chris Morton, Mark Lemon amonst others.

Agree entirely.

Bit like the Bruce Cribb book...didn't follow any particular thread. Disappointing considering what a character Bruce was/is.

Well there's a surprise!

He tried his best at Cowley but failed!

Hardly surprising knowing Osborne's history.

Funny that...it's the other way round with me although I have a Mac.

Thank you again.

The review wasn't particularly good if I remember?

David was a remarkable first season "find" at Cowley in 1978...shame he never returned the following year.

Always makes me laugh Denis Law's total dislike of England despite giving him the opportunity of making it in football as I think I'm right in saying in his entire career he never played for a Scottish club side? He always states that beating England (despite England playing with what was in effect a 10 man team for a good proportion of the game) in 1967 made Scotland the unofficial World Champions. I've read his fascinating autobiography and despite his prejudices he was certainly a star player in his time.

RIP

Yes I was shocked looking at Martin. A true legend!

We used to go to White City on Wednesday, Oxford on Thursday and Swindon on the Saturday with the fairy lights. Great days!

How is Jimmy Nilsen? Emigrated to the States if I recall?

A great time was had by all I'm sure!

What was Lee Kilby's role at Swindon as a matter of interest?

Yes of course that's been their "story" all along but don't hold your breath!

I've just located it on the relevant Gov.UK site and it's still active apparently.