He used to be the president of AC Milan Dunno about formula 1. You might be thinkin of Max Mosely,wouldnae be surprised if Silvio attended one of his cocaine fueled orgies in the past
Halloweens passed George but theres always next year tae get yer Elvis costume oot Hope ye dae well next season and get you a yer doos some good experience
We've a few goodyins on here Mr 5 o'clock rock-Walter Masson and last years SNFC Ypres winner-Andy Miller ti name a couple ae Scottish national winners
N.Black & sons "99" Flew France to Northern Ireland 5 times winning 23rd and 49th Open INFC Dam of a 1st INFC Kings Cup,a 7th open INFC Kings Cup and an 8th open INFC Kings Cup
Starview Pegasus 1st SNFC Sartilly and father to "Starview Polaris"-The bird John Hodgson said was his best ever racer-its greatest performance was also 1st SNFC Sartilly . Pegasus was also the gg sire to "Starview Aquilla" another 1st SNFC Sartilly 3 SNFC open winners in four generations-has there ever been better??
Ye can learn from these boys and hopefully equal or surpass them one day.John McNeill,John Hodgson and Geordie Macaloney werenae always as good as they are now.They'll have had people they'll have looked up to and learnt from as well but think the thing that seprates these folk from most isn't necessarily what they know or even the doos they have its the dedication and effort combined with the common sense things like feeding and quality pigeons etc. Although they dinnae really view it necessarily as effort as its what they enjoy doing. You'll be hard pushed to find anyone in Lanarkshire,Central fed or Solway that puts as much thought,time and effort into their birds as Macaloney,McNeill and Hodgson hense why you'll be hard pushed to find anyone as succesful as them in their areas.Just my opinion
Not been many better in recent times than "As good as it Gets".SNFC Gold award winner but also won through the card and Sire of a SNFC Gold Cup winner On the breeding side,they're was once a pigeon in the NW fed that bred 6 fed toppers in one seasons breeding