Guest bigda Posted January 28, 2009 Report Posted January 28, 2009 once again, the lanarkshire fed let the members down, and the silence is deafening, again don"t want to make it a open race, with £3,000 prize money ,for the real supporters of our fed and then trying in the other hand, to hood wink us in the other by stating too Manny members for new transporter, what about our own transporter,the national what size is there transporters, and how Manny do they have, again we have to wait on eastbound for an in house open, again demanding the thief share, from the sprint men's support in the £3,000 pound prize money bracket, witch in turn goes to the same old faces, who have there hand in the cookie jar, and are the ones always wanting status quo as not to up set there little apple cart, and using this saving money crap and going with some other fed its about time the prize money was dealt evenly and 2 or three opens at the 180 miles races for £3,000 prize moneys after all we the sprint guys are in the majority and its about time this was addressed at the fed agm just how Manny are distance minded holding down jobs in our fed, better still name one sprint guy :-/ :-/ :( i wish we could have our fed back as its was meant to be :o ??)
Guest bigda Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 glad to see the division coming to the lanarkshire fed, and if you don't take heed, the midlands could flourish, once they have there new transporters, we will be at there mercy for transporting pigeons as we are now getting the name of the static fed, and the begging tribe, money in the bank , whats that for expenses, again any good from the bird age, on our own is lost supporting distance racing in the fed as its not supported enough by the very members controlling it, and are not prepared to put there hands in there own pockets and pay the real fee to the lanarkshire fed which should be £15 min per bird for distance racing if you want it, and i feel the fed is failing the lanarkshire fed by not highlighting this to the distance men, as its that part of the fed that's not making money and we should have more shorter races as that's where we make a profit from keep distance racing to the ones who know how to run it, if you cant afford to send to the distance with your own fed, at least you can change you family of birds and fly sprints better that, than looking like the poor fed you portray :-/ ??) ??)
naedoos Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 If you're that concerned why no start a Lanarkshire sprint club??? :-/ My understanding was that feds exist for clubs to transport their birds at less expense than it would cost if clubs transported on their own!! :-/
Guest Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 glad to see the division coming to the lanarkshire fed, and if you don't take heed, the midlands could flourish, once they have there new transporters, we will be at there mercy for transporting pigeons as we are now getting the name of the static fed, and the begging tribe, money in the bank , whats that for expenses, again any good from the bird age, on our own is lost supporting distance racing in the fed as its not supported enough by the very members controlling it, and are not prepared to put there hands in there own pockets and pay the real fee to the lanarkshire fed which should be £15 min per bird for distance racing if you want it, and i feel the fed is failing the lanarkshire fed by not highlighting this to the distance men, as its that part of the fed that's not making money and we should have more shorter races as that's where we make a profit from keep distance racing to the ones who know how to run it, if you cant afford to send to the distance with your own fed, at least you can change you family of birds and fly sprints better that, than looking like the poor fed you portray :-/ ??) ??) Bigda if guys like yourself went to the distance races the birdage would be higher and the races more profitable.As we distance fanciers go to all the short races in preparation for the distance events,i would suggest that it is us that is subsidising your racing not the other way round.
hotrod Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 Bigda i am not a member of lanarkshire fed but i can't for the life of me see were your coming from ,for a start you have 12 old bird races i would say you have 9 sprint races thats 75% of the races are sprint ,young bird races are all sprint so what do you meen?
Guest IB Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 could someone explain to a thicko like me what is a "fed open " race. surely all fed races are "open" to all fed members and are not "open" to members of other feds I was in the same boat myself. When I first kept pigeons an 'Open' was a race open to everyone, e.g. the Dalzell club organised an Open race that members of my old club, Bellshill could send to. You picked a few birds for it - those that you thought had a chance of winning. When I started up again, many years later, 'Open' had become a Fed Open - a race in which all club members of that Fed competed for the same open or section pools. Members also sent by the basket-load, and no, members of other Feds can't compete in it (in our case anyway).
Guest bigda Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 If you're that concerned why no start a Lanarkshire sprint club??? :-/ My understanding was that feds exist for clubs to transport their birds at less expense than it would cost if clubs transported on their own!! :-/ if that's your interpretations of how it works, why are they then 6 or more feds in Scotland, its the only hobby that i know that is wanting to out live there means, we the sprint men are subsidising distance racing, at a time when there are 2 national feds providing, distance races, surely they can support the one or both, to let them flourish, totally,100% have there own race program for distance only, no sprint allowed, the racing that only a hand full of members send to 200-300 birds max is that worth £3000 prize money from the sprintmens generated funds, don't think that's fair do you and if you class our race program the 2 come back races are to aid the distance free training as they all ways seem to come in between distance races now if it was to help injured birds or late breeds have 3 of them one after the other not split to make it look as if you where concerned as to the wealth fair of the birds as i know and you have other ideas about the use of the come back races and its called mooching from the fed on the cheap, for training
Guest bigda Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 Bigda if guys like yourself went to the distance races the birdage would be higher and the races more profitable.As we distance fanciers go to all the short races in preparation for the distance events,i would suggest that it is us that is subsidising your racing not the other way round. you say that with a straight face, tell me how manny distance fancers , back the yearling opens, and at least 80% of distance fanciers dont pool in those races, as a result the fed makes nothing from your pools invested is aways the bare nibs for yous till eastborne , and further, thats no use to the fed, and to get young people interested
naedoos Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 if that's your interpretations of how it works, why are they then 6 or more feds in Scotland, its the only hobby that i know that is wanting to out live there means, we the sprint men are subsidising distance racing, at a time when there are 2 national feds providing, distance races, surely they can support the one or both, to let them flourish, totally,100% have there own race program for distance only, no sprint allowed, the racing that only a hand full of members send to 200-300 birds max is that worth £3000 prize money from the sprintmens generated funds, don't think that's fair do you and if you class our race program the 2 come back races are to aid the distance free training as they all ways seem to come in between distance races now if it was to help injured birds or late breeds have 3 of them one after the other not split to make it look as if you where concerned as to the wealth fair of the birds as i know and you have other ideas about the use of the come back races and its called mooching from the fed on the cheap, for training Fed provides a service for the majority of its members, so how can it be mooching??? Why no just get a few distance doos n join in the excitement wi the rest o the guys
Guest Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 you say that with a straight face, tell me how manny distance fancers , back the yearling opens, and at least 80% of distance fanciers dont pool in those races, as a result the fed makes nothing from your pools invested is aways the bare nibs for yous till eastborne , and further, thats no use to the fed, and to get young people interested I am deadly serious in claiming we subsidise your racing,if distance fanciers go to the first five ob races in lanarkshire fed,think of the birdage that we are contributing.If you took these birds away your birdage costs would be a lot higher than you are paying now.Also we distance fanciers in lanarkshire fed will send our young birds to the full program,once again take that away and your birdage costs would soar.The come back races are there for birds that have made mistakes,maybe have been hawked and had to be stopped missing most of the program,granted these races suit distance fanciers,but we pay our money just the same as yourself.And cannot see how you think you can monopolise lanarkshire fed for sprint fanciers.
Guest bigda Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 Fed provides a service for the majority of its members, so how can it be mooching??? Why no just get a few distance doos n join in the excitement wi the rest o the guys if that was my choice to fly the distance its the distance club i would be supporting, not begging from
naedoos Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 Feds are there for everyone, are you really that sprint minded or do you just run oot o birds before the real racin starts
hotrod Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 I can't get this guy were is the distance races he's talking about ,one overseas race two middle distance races ,must have banged his head at birth
Guest bigda Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 like all the sheep in the fed sent down, the west cost , by distance fanciers in charge who in turn, didn't send there own birds down the west, surprise surprise who they represent, and to add more, they don't practice what they preach when it comes to democracy, ask them that. :-/ :-/
jimmy w Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 in my opinion the biggest majority of fanciers start from the first race tae the last ,win loose or draw 'use all there pigeons then start to break up there team after about 8 races ,to sit them down for the longer ones ,now the fed is looking forward going with snfc ,dont know about all this beggin talk .jimmy
budgie Posted January 31, 2009 Report Posted January 31, 2009 In the End we will only need our New Geraldy Transporter for 15 Weeks of the year and this was the reason for looking at the trailer option and hiring a unit / driver. ;)
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