The old master.

[Guest Vic]

I found a picture of Les Kilshaw, presenting Vic with a trophy a few years back, with a youngish Bob Moffatt in the left background. Surely Les was ther best ever pigeon  flyer  ever from Liverpool.  Vic.  

[Guest WINGS 04]

hi vic can you tell me if you no of a mr g kelly think he was the fed president

[gangster]

vic most top lofts in and around liverpool  had birds from  les flying very well for them....ps  you was not supposed to give it away that you were 1 of the top dogs in liverpool

[mac1]

vic most top lofts in and around liverpool  had birds from  les flying very well for them....ps  you was not supposed to give it away that you were 1 of the top dogs in liverpool

 

mick do you know of a fancier by the name of spackman i think they are brothers from bootle

[Guest kev d]

when i was about 13 living in york,s the local pigeon club had a day out

looking at all the top lofts in liverpool . and one of the high lights everybody

was looking forward to was les kilshaws loft , i was a bit young to under stand how good these pigeons

were one of our members bought back 6 grizzels and these bred loads of pigeons to fly 500 mile day pigeons

for years and years . cheers kev

[Guest Vic]

hi vic can you tell me if you no of a mr g kelly think he was the fed president

I think that you are referring to another, one brilliant fancier, Mr. Sam Kelly, a thorough gentleman, who is still a treasure, and a pleasure in Vics mind.  He is still an active member in the North Liverpool Fed, after so many successful years of winning cups, and  sorting out fanciers hiccups at crucial times.  He, like other  guys deserve the ultimate prize, which is better in my mind,than a chain of office. A simple medal maybe, that says you have devoted your life to our wonderful sport. Perhaps not struck in gold, but a reminder of what pleasure pigeon racing can offer us all.