Motion · S2M-04900 · 2 Oct 2006
Congratulations on the Success of the 4th Annual Homeless World Cup
The motion
That the Parliament congratulates the organisers of the 2006 Homeless World Cup on the success of the tournament held in Cape Town, South Africa; notes that 500 homeless people from 48 countries took part in the competition, opened by South African President, Thabo Mbeki, and that the first ball was kicked by the legendary Eusebio, the first African-born football superstar; further notes that last year’s Homeless World Cup was held in Edinburgh and recognises the very significant and continuing Scottish contribution to the event’s enormous success, ranging from Mel Young who is President of the Homeless World Cup, the Big Issue in Scotland, the many Scottish volunteers, staff and referees to, last but not least, the Scottish team; congratulates Scotland coach, David Duke, and his players: Francis Brodie, William Scott, James Shearer, Derek Spiers, Marc Steel, Liam Young, Laura Graham and Lindsay Cooper, who won the Female Player of the Tournament award, on lifting the prestigious Big Issue in Cape Town Trophy, and wishes the Homeless World Cup every continued success in its aim to eradicate homelessness and poverty the world over.
Supporters (26)
- Donald Gorrie 3 Oct 2006
- Shiona Baird 4 Oct 2006
- Bill Butler 4 Oct 2006
- Bruce Crawford 4 Oct 2006
- Frances Curran 4 Oct 2006
- Karen Gillon 4 Oct 2006
- Trish Godman 4 Oct 2006
- Christine Grahame 4 Oct 2006
- Rosie Kane 4 Oct 2006
- Carolyn Leckie 4 Oct 2006
- Campbell Martin 4 Oct 2006
- Alex Neil 4 Oct 2006
- Nora Radcliffe 4 Oct 2006
- Eleanor Scott 4 Oct 2006
- Jamie Stone 4 Oct 2006
- Karen Whitefield 4 Oct 2006
- Mark Ballard 5 Oct 2006
- Patrick Harvie Scottish Green Party 5 Oct 2006
- Ken Macintosh 5 Oct 2006
- Sarah Boyack 6 Oct 2006
- Mr Brian Monteith 6 Oct 2006
- Tommy Sheridan 6 Oct 2006
- Ms Rosemary Byrne 9 Oct 2006
- Murray Tosh 11 Oct 2006
- Chris Ballance 12 Oct 2006
- Adam Ingram 12 Oct 2006
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.