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[thegazelle]

it couldnt be a member of the same family coud it

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4560705/Dad-scoops-10k-as-Ryan-Tunnicliffe-plays-for-Man-Utd.html

certainly doesnt appear to have the same rotundity

[PaulClementsLaments]

Different spelling I think - the legend that was Tunna was spelt Tunnacliffe

[York Alty]

Different spelling I think - the legend that was Tunna was spelt Tunnacliffe

i spelt it tonash*te. 

[RedhillAlty]

it couldnt be a member of the same family coud it

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4560705/Dad-scoops-10k-as-Ryan-Tunnicliffe-plays-for-Man-Utd.html

certainly doesnt appear to have the same rotundity

In the 1970's there was Driving Test adjudicator at Sale of the same name, with a reputation for not passing people at their firt attempt.

[taxi Phil]

it couldnt be a member of the same family coud it

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4560705/Dad-scoops-10k-as-Ryan-Tunnicliffe-plays-for-Man-Utd.html

certainly doesnt appear to have the same rotundity

In the 1970's there was Driving Test adjudicator at Sale of the same name, with a reputation for not passing people at their firt attempt.

Failed me in 1968. Mind you, there WERE 13 crosses on the failure notice  I've improved a little since then.

[markecky]

it couldnt be a member of the same family coud it

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4560705/Dad-scoops-10k-as-Ryan-Tunnicliffe-plays-for-Man-Utd.html

certainly doesnt appear to have the same rotundity

In the 1970's there was Driving Test adjudicator at Sale of the same name, with a reputation for not passing people at their firt attempt.

Failed me in 1968. Mind you, there WERE 13 crosses on the failure notice  I've improved a little since then.

Incorrect use of the starting handle?

[taxi Phil]

it couldnt be a member of the same family coud it

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4560705/Dad-scoops-10k-as-Ryan-Tunnicliffe-plays-for-Man-Utd.html

certainly doesnt appear to have the same rotundity

In the 1970's there was Driving Test adjudicator at Sale of the same name, with a reputation for not passing people at their firt attempt.

Failed me in 1968. Mind you, there WERE 13 crosses on the failure notice  I've improved a little since then.

Incorrect use of the starting handle?

No, I ran over the man with the red flag.

[joe]

it couldnt be a member of the same family coud it

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4560705/Dad-scoops-10k-as-Ryan-Tunnicliffe-plays-for-Man-Utd.html

certainly doesnt appear to have the same rotundity

In the 1970's there was Driving Test adjudicator at Sale of the same name, with a reputation for not passing people at their firt attempt.

Failed me in 1968. Mind you, there WERE 13 crosses on the failure notice  I've improved a little since then.

Yes

[AltyTunnelSteward]

it couldnt be a member of the same family coud it

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4560705/Dad-scoops-10k-as-Ryan-Tunnicliffe-plays-for-Man-Utd.html

certainly doesnt appear to have the same rotundity

In the 1970's there was Driving Test adjudicator at Sale of the same name, with a reputation for not passing people at their firt attempt.

Failed me in 1968. Mind you, there WERE 13 crosses on the failure notice  I've improved a little since then.

Incorrect use of the starting handle?

No, I ran over the man with the red flag.

Not your fault Phil, he should have got out of the way

[Robin Reliant]

it couldnt be a member of the same family coud it

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4560705/Dad-scoops-10k-as-Ryan-Tunnicliffe-plays-for-Man-Utd.html

certainly doesnt appear to have the same rotundity

In the 1970's there was Driving Test adjudicator at Sale of the same name, with a reputation for not passing people at their firt attempt.

Failed me in 1968. Mind you, there WERE 13 crosses on the failure notice  I've improved a little since then.

Incorrect use of the starting handle?

No, I ran over the man with the red flag.

When I took my motorbike test in Sale (1964 I think), the examiner stepped out from behind a parked car with his hand raised, to test the "emergency stop". Unfortunately, he did it when I was 50yards away, and a bike in front of me (not taking a test) hit him, and carried on.
 I stopped, he wasn't badly hurt, and I passed.