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The Story so far.. Until
1976 Bobby Speed held down a boring filling job in the depth of the secret service
when he managed to get his superior into an exclusive night-club. He only managed
this because his cousin was manager of the club but it did the trick. By 1977
bobby had made the grade and was one of the great playboy spy’s. After
receiving his new expense account Bobby purchased the first of his Rolls Royce’s.
Always one for the ladies Bobby used his new money in the “search for leads”
particularly “leads” from beautiful ladies. In the autumn Bobby began
his first assignment with the objective to stop Tony King and his brotherhood.
Bobby even surprised himself when in 1978 he pressurised Tony into saying that
he could get James Brown at one of his meetings. Having
smashed Tony's operation Bobby began looking for his next assignment. Despite
the fact he could find no mission Bobby went to England. Here far away from head
office Bobby carried on enjoying his expense account with Stevie Splendour. After
frequent visits to night clubs Bobby became quite a mover. Everything turned sour
when driving home from a disco in the late winter of 1979 his Rolls Royce crashed
into the Ford Capri of the DJ and adult movie star Rock Stairwell. Although unhurt
Bobby was called back to head quarters to explain the excessive expense account.
By this time it was the 80’s and Bobby’s superiors decided there was
no longer any need for secret agents of his calibre so Bobby was fired. Having
nothing else to do Bobby moved down to Puerto Rico for a visit. In a bar one night
he met his rival Tony King. After a large fist
fight Chico Pantolones the adult movie star separated them and once Tony had heard
Bobby's story, Tony never one to miss an opportunity decided the two of them could
become great partners. Bobby considered dick to be a better friend than enemy,
so they opened a bar on a beach together the three of them. When Chico moved to
Bristol in the spring of 1999 Bobby tried to carry on alone with Tony but when
he was called by Stevie Splendour to be part of his groove show Bobby left without
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