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Another one I can't actually remember seeing - although I'm sure I did - but I know Dick was always one of my mum's favourites. Very sad news...

Yeah, I thought exactly the same thing...

Shut up, Steve!!! The eighties still seem like yesterday to me. It's THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS since the Dons and Cheetahs had that incredible pair of League Cup clashes on successive nights. I feel ancient...

Bob, there has been a thread on this for weeks. Go to "Speedway News and Discussions".

Obviously not post HISTORICAL information...

Just letting you know that I've just received an email from John; he's been banned for another month... So we don't have to provide HISTORICAL information about speedway in Bhutan or Mali...

I loved the words you wrote to me!

That makes a LOT more sense! Now you can understand our reactions here. That's why I also made the point that Turks and Caicos is in the Caribbean, as it really didn't seem likely...

Another good man, I see! I will leave an extra pint...

Not really, but I do know that leagues have been dead for years, and all the tracks were built on...

Was there a Belgian involved?

There was no mention on Speedway Researcher either...

See? You're never too old to learn!

Speedway has never been popular in the Caribbean, so I am still surprised that a country such as Turks and Caicos would even have a track.

Now do you get our comments, Bob?

Wow! I'm impressed! You know that safe sex doesn't mean no sex...

New Zealanders race here? Okay, name some that race here...

When did you have your sense of humour amputated, John?

Look! Even the same topic title!

The Mitsubishi Zero was a great bike...

Any HISTORICAL information on speedway in WAKANDA, please? I think there may have been some Peterborough riders active there. Maybe John Hyam knows?

I don't think it is an active speedway nation, is it?

Surprising, don't you think? Not THAT close to New Zealand, is it?

You had no idea what you were letting yourself in for, norbold???