The first meeting of the UK branch of the Roaring Season was held at the begining of December in an unknown facility somewhere in the Earls Court region of London with David McKinney in the Presidents chair.
The meeting got off to an auspicious start when D McK was unable to locate a pub with the brand of ale he preferred and this was quickly followed by finding one that did not serve food of sufficent standard for the locals to try eating it.
Eventually thirst was quenched and tables cleared of food as the evening degenerated into a typical get together of old motorsport friends as times and the people involved with them were discussed and where possible updated.
David is planning a trip back to NZ and I am sure that we will all make him welcome and enjoy having him back here as part of our NZ motorsport family
I love it! And yes, David has his priorities right: The right brand of beer is most important, followed by good food. The motorsport bullshit will automatically flow once the first two key elements are in place!
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Im rather concerned that a Kiwi wants to stay "on holiday" in pomland for so long its cold wet here and thats just the summer!
Do you owe Ken Smith some money- is that why you stay away so long from Puke?
Mind you there is a comrade over here to keep you company in Radisich and Thackwell if you can find him!
Dick Bennets is nearly a Pom and John Nicholson has gone back 'home" every year for Xmas longer and longer each year !
Yes I know Im behind you guys, i like warm beer and it rains a lot here too.
The first meeting of the UK branch of the Roaring Season was held at the begining of December in an unknown facility somewhere in the Earls Court region of London with David McKinney in the Presidents chair. The meeting got off to an auspicious start when D McK was unable to locate a pub with the brand of ale he preferred and this was quickly followed by finding one that did not serve food of sufficent standard for the locals to try eating it.
Eventually thirst was quenched and tables cleared of food as the evening degenerated into a typical get together of old motorsport friends as times and the people involved with them were discussed and where possible updated.
David is planning a trip back to NZ and I am sure that we will all make him welcome and enjoy having him back here as part of our NZ motorsport family
That's the same bloody jersey you stole from that homeless guy in Northampton. Jeez, it's lasted well.
Getting past NZ immigration might be a bit of a problem or did you get off that rape charge?
Steve Holmes wrote:I love it! And yes, David has his priorities right: The right brand of beer is most important, followed by good food. The motorsport bullshit will automatically flow once the first two key elements are in place!
Since when did McKinney concern himself about the "right" brand of beer. Lighter fluid and aftershave were once his favourite tipple!
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