Mr President of CSA, You have post to read

[Seepglad]

i recommend (personally) that you submit to your club, and they in turn to your province...

[ewep]

Latrinus, that's the whole thing.  I'm  not member of any club.  And I'm not going to join now just to submit some ideas!!!  Lastly, some of my (our) ideas has directly to do with this!!!

[Brakkies Sport Fotos]

Dis waar die problem le.

 

 

 

Hierdie flippen red tape. een lid kla by klub, klub dink die ou is hard gebak, klub los dit want EEN LID wat kla uit 500 is nie 'n issue.

 

 

 

issue dood !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

 

My donner mense, hier is die issues vir almal om te lees en niemand van CSA of provinsies vat notisie

 

 

 

Ja, ek weet, dis hoe die strukture werk, .... maar dit werk nie.

 

 

 

As ek weet iemand steel by die werk gaan ek nie my kantoor baas vertel, hy dan na die afdelingshoof, die ou na die departements hoof, daai na security, security na die CEO

 

 

 

Komaan, daar moet minder red tape wees met hierdie

 

 

 

As Klubs hierdie moet dryf, sal ons oor 50jaar nog sit waar ons nou sit.

 

 

 

DIE PROVINSIES MOET MET DIE 94.7 DIE VERSKIL MAAK.

 

 

 

Dis nou al op daardie vlak.

 

 

 

 

[ewep]

Hiep-hiep-hoera vir poepoog.  FLIP man, dis presies hoe ek ook voel....

[mallo]

Austin I fully agree with your statement. I for one have been around the table several times the past two years trying to prove there is talented PDI's out in the fields requiring some aid to further solidify the justification and right of passage to ride amongst the elites and yet CSA T/D commission has not come to the party Roger rather tells me about proving my clubs ability to produce. What more do I do with a youngster such as Isaac Mudau who this year has shown he can and is passionate about racing with the best when the powers that be are not interested in helping. The best thing to do is try and get a pro contract if possible for him and others.

 

Recently we spotted a local talented young rider at the Selati tour from Nelspruit and after speaking we were made to realise that transformation in this sport is only a talking word with no backbone from CSA side. The Zambian members that participated in the tour managed to get their riders into van Zyl's academy yet the local youngsters are not afforded that opportunity from CSA.

 

Another example of the exploitation that is taking place and needs addressing is the tokenism shown by race organizers under the pretence of helping the clubs development, you train and nurture your riders for 364 days of the year at your expense then get offered free entries and a set of kit to use on race day for them,sorry I cannot agree to such ideas.

[slowpoke]

mallo, i agree with you 100% on the development issue.

 

i'm with ewep on the issue of not belonging to a club but having ideas. i let my membership slide due to club politics - i ride for the love of my bike, not to play political games.