Neil F Jarvis

@HMRCcustomers I have received a message telling me I haven't filed my tax return. I haven't been self employed since 2014, and haven't filed one since. Why now ? I am employed now and PAYE is surely applicable.

@UprightSpeedway I was there !!

There are thousands of photos of Ivan Mauger, this one doesn't get an airing very often but I love it. It's atmospheric but you can instantly see that it's him. The eyes of a champion 👀 Under the floodlights at Wembley on the way to his 4th World title in 1972 #RIPIvan 🏁

@Stephen78857051 Looks like Coventry to me. They are sat just before the starting gate. We would be to the right of that picture in the popular stand. The view through that fence was amazing.

Ronnie Moore looking relaxed & confident while Reidar Eide looks anything but.

@Kristinartz The dip beam switch is up on the left and they look like Bedford pedals !!!

Who remembers what the round far right pedal did?

@footballmemorys Close to where I was sitting when Rory Fallon equalised against Bristol City. Best goal I've ever seen live 🙌

The County Ground #STFC #SwindonTown #TheRobins #Stadiums

@Stephen78857051 Hughie Saunders ??

The Romford & Rayleigh teams are all smiles coming out for the pre-meeting parade. I can spot Phil Woodcock, Dingle Brown & Geoff Maloney. However, I'm thinking someone out there will be able to name the other riders.

@Stephen78857051 In 1971 Ole failed to turn up at Brandonapolis, days after winning his first World Final. The CO said he would never be invited again. Thankfully he never remembered his threat !!!!

50 years ago today Ole Olsen made his debut for Coventry in a challenge match against Leicester. Promoter Charles Ochiltree must have been very happy with his new signing, Ole scored a maximum watched by one of Coventry's biggest crowds for some time in the Bees 44-34 win.

@ronsterd89 66

Judging by the cars, what year was this photo taken?

@Stephen78857051 Ole won the first meeting I ever went to some 6 years earlier, so it was a dream come true when he signed for the Bees. Legend !!!!!

50 years ago today Ole Olsen signed for Coventry. The long tug of war between Coventry & Hull ended when Ian Thomas relinquished his hold on Olsen & Charles Ochiltree signed the World Champion for the Bees.

@JimBattle2710 @UprightSpeedway And possibly Gordon Kennett in background ??

@UprightSpeedway Neville Tatum, Martin Dugard, Dean Barker & Mark Loram

I only recognise about 3 people on #TheBrits but that's fine, it's for young people 👦👧 Here are some talented young Brits that I do recognise though

@hansharald_66 @UprightSpeedway Lucky to have seen him at his peak !!

Fabulous Friday @UprightSpeedway followers❤️

@Bloxwichbrummie @andrewgsilver @UprightSpeedway Exeter ??

@andrewgsilver @UprightSpeedway Where is it Andrew please?

I don't know who they are but I wish I was there right now, preferably hanging over the fence, putting my life in grave danger 🫣🤣

@Stephen78857051 At Cowley !!

Some National League action from the Milton Keynes pair of Graham Plant & Steve Payne.

@UprightSpeedway I think i missed his peak, but still a force to be reconned with in the early 70 s #BOOEY

Not so much colour in the 60s but there were a few that went the extra mile

@Hot_Pepper76 RIP Jim ❤️

Born on January 10, 1943, in South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he grew up in a working-class Italian-American family. Surrounded by a wide range of music, from opera and jazz to country and blues, he developed eclectic musical tastes from an early age. At age 15 he convinced his father to let him trade his brother's clarinet for an acoustic guitar, beginning his journey as a musician. He attended Upper Darby High School and went on to Villanova University, where he studied psychology, became deeply involved in the folk music scene, and served as a student disc jockey at the campus radio station. During this time, he met his future wife at a hootenanny band competition; they fell in love and began performing together. In 1966 he married, and for several years the duo toured colleges, bars, and coffeehouses, performing as a folk act. They recorded a 1969 album together for Capitol Records, but it did not achieve much commercial success. To support the family, he worked a variety of jobs, including truck driving, construction, teaching, and radio DJ work, while continuing to write and play music. Their son was born on September 28, 1971. In 1971 he signed with ABC Records, and his solo career began to take off. He was nominated for two Grammy Awards for the song "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown," once in the categories of Record of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male. At the time of his death, a third album, I Got a Name, was nearly completed and was released posthumously later in 1973. It included tracks such as "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song" and "Workin' at the Car Wash Blues." Tragically, on September 20, 1973, he and several members of his touring crew died in a plane crash shortly after takeoff from Natchitoches, Louisiana. He was 30 years old. After his death, his popularity continued to grow. Photographs & Memories, his first greatest-hits collection, was released in 1974. Over his brief career, he achieved multiple chart hits and went on to sell millions of records worldwide. In recognition of his songwriting achievements, he was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1990. Do you know who this artist is?

@UprightSpeedway Had the good fortune to see Ole in his prime !!!

Simply beautiful

@Stephen78857051 Ron Mountford and Les Owen for the Bees ??

Wolverhampton v Coventry back in 1966. Will we ever see these two great clubs back in action? No reason why not, both tracks are still there as is the fan base.

DRIVERS !!!! Though it was a bit misty this morning, if you can see standard tail lights at 200 metres you do NOT need rear fog lights on.#just saying!!!!!!!

@UprightSpeedway Only one season at Coventry if my memory serves me right, but fondly remembered.

A fabulous photo of Bob Valentine who sadly passed away yesterday aged 85. One of those riders that just went about his business beating the world's best and scoring lots of points. Thoughts are with his family and friends #RIP

@swindonred My Dad was in a layby on the A38 when it took off for the very first time, from Filton, 1969 I think with Brian Trubshaw at the controls. Thankfully took of no problem else Dad may not have come home !!!!

I’ve seen lots of coverage today of the 50th anniversary of Concorde’s first commercial flight. I was so proud to have spent part of my working life on this magnificent aircraft. It’s as beautiful today as it was back then in 1973 when I started at RAF Fairford.