dandydoo Posted January 11, 2007 Report Posted January 11, 2007 Dont know the full story ....there was also a furore over someone getting a position in the RPRA Scotland and that Doo was allegedly registered to another. Once again tho delegates chang you could one decision to a situation one year and another the next
johno Posted January 11, 2007 Report Posted January 11, 2007 the positions are completely different dandydoo.the situation with the rpra member was that the shu refused to transfer the pigeon. an attempt was made. the situation that developed due to what was happening at the time meant that the shu would not transfer the pigeon the current situation is completely different. the pigon in question has never been lodged for transfer. no attempt has been made to rectify the situation. the person who owns the pigeon has been suspended for asking how someone could fly one of his pigeons and take a lot of prize money at an snfc race. the person in the east had done all he could to transfer the pigeon. the snrpc committe and members were all aware of the situation and agreed with the member being allowed to compete with the pigeon. once again i ask how doo we rectify the situation for the family with the problem of loosing there house. if we are not aware of all the facts in a situation surely as concerned and active members we should do all in our power to make ourselves aware of the circumstances. "THE FUTURE OF THE SPORT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EACH AND EVERYONE OF US" one of your postings. we must stand up for what is right not for what suits us. this in my opinion is the only way the sport has any future.
THE FIFER Posted January 11, 2007 Report Posted January 11, 2007 regarding the snfc re. suspended members, this rule was rattified by shu when i was a shu delegate a few years ago and yes snfc debt suspended members were coming up at shu etc, and getting ok at shu level.
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