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Do you think she's forgiven us yet though Shazz

I'd be eternally grateful if you could let me have the ones relating to Canterbury frigbo.

That's going to take a little more digging CC, but we'll come up with it sooner or later!

Be great if you could mate - another step forward towards the "Definative History Of Canterbury Crusaders". I reckon Maurice Morley could probably help with most post '76 seasons - you don't know his whereabouts do you?

If anyone could scan and email the Canterbury Match By Match statistics (you know, the one where they have rides, points and bonus for every meeting) for any of the following years I very much appreciate it. 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1982 1983 1984 1986 1987 Many, many thanks in advance.

1986 Keith White 39 150 291 24 315 8.400 3 4 7 Trevor Banks 39 162 301 24 325 8.025 0 4 4 Kevin Smart 39 162 272 38 310 7.654 0 1 1 Ian Clark 36 145 217 18 235 6.483 Mark Carlsson 39 133 153 24 177 5.323 Derek Richardson 22 70 79 14 93 5.314 Mark Chessell 32 100 101 15 116 4.640 Peter Lloyd 19 80 79 11 90 4.500 Paul Pratt 5 10 4 1 5 2.000 Martin Chessell 3 8 2 0 2 1.000

1984 Keith White 30 129 274 11 285 8.837 5 3 8 Kevin Smart 15 62 121 9 130 8.387 David Blackburn 32 138 216 38 254 7.362 0 1 1 Paul Clarke 20 77 114 16 130 6.753 0 1 1 Nigel Death 31 121 162 31 193 6.380 Steve Payne 30 114 147 21 168 5.895 0 1 1 Peter Framingham 31 112 120 25 145 5.179 Rob Wall 19 72 77 12 89 4.944 Chris Hunt 9 15 10 1 11 2.933 There's a start for you.

Maybe they could end up at PL tracks, thus making a move up in 2005 far easier? Just a thought

Some extremely well thought out and equally worrying statistics there Lioness.

How much are they charging for them Jo?

Addy - did you not see the inverted commas each side of man? Even if you didn't, the references to she and her should have given it away! Indeed she is a very attractive (and intelligent) woman (despite her like/dislike of certain riders ) which hopefully shows my eyesight is fine........................... what exactly is your point?

I'll support that - Rabbit has already been "man" enough to admit publically that she was wrong recently, and all credit to her for doing so

Now that you've been reminded LW, remind us all

Why not ask them why they supported the rule change first - then contemplate - then decide?

Many thanks for the recognition Tsunami, and interestingly that is Poole 2-2 Oxford.

Using your example but reversing the last race 1st and 2nd - top guy scores 2'2'2'2'3=11+4=8.8 point average. secnd string team mate scores 3,3,1,2¹=9 point average Total average of the two riders = 17.8 which actually reduces the pairs average in your example (18.00) by .2. This is actually making the second string's job more secure surely?

Which ever way they finish they would still score a total of five points. With the bonus point not counting in the team average, this would have no effect whatsoever on the team total and therefore should not jeopardise anyone's job.

Posted from another thread on Phil's request. "Both leagues have scrapped the traditional tactical substitute regulation in favour of a new ruling which allows team managers to nominate two riders whose points can count as double if a team is eight points behind." The way this is worded, it implies that the two riders are nominated prior to the meeting - is this correct?

"Both leagues have scrapped the traditional tactical substitute regulation in favour of a new ruling which allows team managers to nominate two riders whose points can count as double if a team is eight points behind." The way this is worded, it implies that the two riders are nominated prior to the meeting - is this correct?

cyclone, Canterbury was widely regarded as one of the best tracks in the country and was the stage for some superb racing - I guess we're never going to agree on this one

Canterbury also had a football pitch in the middle, but was one of the best shaped tracks in the country.

I'm sure if he'd stuck at Speedway he would have become a true legend - the guy had everything - Sky would have lurved him.

I remember him too Ian but have no idea who he was. I seem to remember the old Southern TV station showing some clips on their sporting preview for the weekend which was presented by Malcolm Mitchell - I wonder what happened to that footage as well.

What was the attraction of Ramsgate then Steve, not the cockles surely? ;-)

Can someone please confirm that the only Test Matches involving an England or GB team in 1997 was the series against Australia?