frigbo

Phew - lucky we haven't picked that useless gating tart Rico in our World Cup squad!

Fair play to Nieminen. My point is that very few of this lot will make any impact on the GP Series should they get there, or provide anything new.

Exactly what I was thinking. Nieminen is 30 in August!

What an incredibly dull bunch of qualifiers!! Same old dross!

No issue with Nicholls being left out but Rico's omission is a shocking decision.

Leonard Raba

Shocking decision.

Another garbage GP which only woke up as the track cut up. The first few heats were a major snooze. Sayfutdinov is a major talent, how good could this kid get??. Got lucky in the final though, Pedersen's exclusion was a shocking decision.

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Glasgow and Exeter at home, last two League Meetings.

This place will help with the modern era - 65 onwards, although it is still work in progress. http://wwosbackup.proboards.com/index.cgi?

Another no unfortunately Bob. Mudge rode for Reading, Newport and Exeter too

Kentwell rode for Long Eaton as well as Halifax.

Edited for accuracy

Roger Hill

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Swindon too He scored 5 at Belle Vue and 6 at Hull.

Turner finished his career at Boston in 1980

Nathan Simpson rode for Wimbledon and Eastbourne. Pete Reading is spot on, barring 1 appearance for Swindon as a 2nd division fill in. Not sure I agree with Ronnie Moore either. I don't see how his matches for Coventry don't count as he wasn't racing for Wimbledon at the time and therefore can't be a guest surely?

Mike Keen

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exeter h byford a cowland c cox f cann new cross r reeves j squibb I'm certain these have all passed away. Not sure about Pat Flanagan, he'd be 83 if still about.

No, they didn't.

He sure did

Jeez, that was pants. Gave it two heats and passed over the remote!