Bristol pac

luke1981 · Post by **luke1981** » Thu Jan 10 2013 19:04

A few months ago I raised the subject of PAC representation in Bristol,
Due to the becoming a dad for the first time I had to put all other projects off for a while, my little girl is now here and doing really well so I have a bit more time to sort other things out.
I would like to hear from any south west pikers that would be interested in having a pac region in Bristol, if there is enough interest and I could get a bit of help I would like to try and put something together.

The predator · Post by **The predator** » Thu Jan 10 2013 19:05

Maybe hold the meetings at Cheeeeeewwwwwwy?????

Good luck anyway Luke.

The predator · Post by **The predator** » Thu Jan 10 2013 19:53

Where you bin hiding Martyn?

Ian Crook · Post by **Ian Crook** » Thu Jan 10 2013 20:03

He has been at Woodford lodge answering the telephone

Stevo · Post by **Stevo** » Thu Jan 10 2013 20:13

The predator · Post by **The predator** » Thu Jan 10 2013 20:27

C'mon Martyn. You stand up to it more than most would do TBH.

luke1981 · Post by **luke1981** » Thu Jan 10 2013 21:14

Cheers mart, want to see what sort of interest there is for it, what sort of attendance did you have last time round?

Paul R · Post by **Paul R** » Thu Jan 10 2013 22:48

MartynCat wrote:
little point posting and getting crapped on!

Don't let a few nobs stop you from posting Martyn.
It amuses me that a couple of members can't see that some things you say are tongue in cheek.

(They were probably bullied at school face)

Ian Crook · Post by **Ian Crook** » Thu Jan 10 2013 23:18

MartynCat wrote:
little point posting and getting crapped on!

Hopefully you saw my post as the simple quick fire humour it was........... I for one was amazed at some of the SI stuff you were showing a while back!!

Pikey Phil · Post by **Pikey Phil** » Fri Jan 11 2013 01:06

Bristol has got a good catchment for pikers so should do well. Lessons need to be learnt from what has gone wrong before if that is possible. The likes of Steve Moore, Paul Weston and Pete Austin will know??

luke1981 · Post by **luke1981** » Fri Jan 11 2013 01:10

What's happens in the past phil?

Pikey Phil · Post by **Pikey Phil** » Fri Jan 11 2013 01:18

Ask the local boys is my advice. No doubt Martyn will have a view on things as he was RO for a while. I can let you have contact details for quite a few of the chaps and suggest you do a bit of delving so that you know what has gone down previously. You may wish to speak to John 'Hoppy' Hopton another ex RO?

luke1981 · Post by **luke1981** » Fri Jan 11 2013 01:22

If you could that would be great phil, cheers

Pikey Phil · Post by **Pikey Phil** » Fri Jan 11 2013 02:34

Will do that Luke. Please don't get me wrong here, I don't want to p**s on your fire, far from it. I want Bristol PAC to be successful. BUT there are reasons why it has failed in the past and I feel sure that if you are going to make a go of it you want to avoid those traps this time around plus get the old stagers on board again. Hope some of the BIG names will come down and get you started. Nev? ET? Derek Amies? Steve Rowley? Rodders (again)?

Pikey Phil · Post by **Pikey Phil** » Sun Jan 13 2013 20:53

Luke I have sent you a PM mate and all ready to go ref RO for Bristol Region. Alan Dudhill (PAC Gen Sec) needs to deal with the formalities. Looks like there is interest in the South West LO job too. All sounds great.

Sean Ellis PAC · Post by **Sean Ellis PAC** » Sun Jan 13 2013 22:34

When you are in office, job number one will be to email Brian Birdshall and give him your region's postcodes, its imperative you know exactly who is a member right now.

AndyLarkins · Post by **AndyLarkins** » Sun Jan 13 2013 22:47

Sean Ellis PAC wrote:
When you are in office, job number one will be to email Brian Birdshall and give him your region's postcodes, its imperative you know exactly who is a member right now.

Ay-up Sean...... Care to elaborate

knobbler · Post by **knobbler** » Sun Jan 13 2013 23:26

I thought the Bristol pac were the Chew goldenticket holders

Sean Ellis PAC · Post by **Sean Ellis PAC** » Mon Jan 14 2013 00:28

AndyLarkins wrote:
Sean Ellis PAC wrote:
When you are in office, job number one will be to email Brian Birdshall and give him your region's postcodes, its imperative you know exactly who is a member right now.
Ay-up Sean...... Care to elaborate

Brian will send out a list of members on the postcodes.

He'll need to see who is a paid-up member, send emails to those email addys already supplied and send letters to those that aren't. First point of success for the region would be contact and introduction, even arrange a fishmeet sharpish so that people who are not aware of this RO can meet him in person. A fishmeet costs nothing to the region. Also get your talks underway asap, this will set him up for next season financially and the advertising etc for the start of next season. He could do with a speaker who won't charge and a very cheap venue...good luck lol

Contacting the ex-RO may be beneficial but it's not job no 1 on the long list.

luke1981 · Post by **luke1981** » Mon Jan 14 2013 01:19

Probably going to need a bit of advice from you Sean, this sort of thing is all new to me

PM sent Phil, cheers

Sean Ellis PAC · Post by **Sean Ellis PAC** » Mon Jan 14 2013 01:40

luke1981 wrote:
Probably going to need a bit of advice from you Sean, this sort of thing is all new to me
PM sent Phil, cheers

I'll pm you my number, gimme a bell straight away

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