In tomorrows Irish Independent
Special Report
'From sandwiches to security what one League of Ireland club owes its creditors' .
God knows which club it is, given they had a good choice of debt ridden clubs to choose from.
anyone any info?
In tomorrows Irish Independent
Special Report
'From sandwiches to security what one League of Ireland club owes its creditors' .
God knows which club it is, given they had a good choice of debt ridden clubs to choose from.
anyone any info?
have it on good authority.... indentity crisis f.c.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenderloins
its UCD
there up to there necks in student loans and paying for student nights out. wait and see.....:eek:
Groan, more fat for the fire - where are the FAI in all of this? The lack of obvious leadership is very worrying and sends out um heap bad signal to me.
This will be about as credible as Jade Goody getting told she has cancer live on Indian Big Brother (which has happened :eek:)
While I partly agree (possible wage cap fudging in particular), it's not the FAI who are overspending. There's no point blaming everything on them and ignoring the clubs' role.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sniffer
It can't be us, we only do Panini..................Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenderloins
Could be any of the clubs who are in financial strife but I suppose Cork are the highest profile - could be them.
Amazing how you never see a headline like - Don't miss our coverage tomorrow as Drogheda take on the might of Kiev
Or "What one English club owes its creditors"
Cant be Drogs either....they do Dominos Pizzas:DQuote:
Originally Posted by oldyouth
We don't sell sandwiches.
Yeah, the sandwiches, thats the important bit.
I don't think that's got anything to do with having sandwich makers as creditors!
I was being sarcastic.
its defintily us, we have a major leak, and the fella on the radio station had our full list of creditors last week, something our committee dont even have..
That's no excuse for poor accountacy! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
It su s alright lads... The club were informed on this earlier.
Imagine "a suppporter" doing this to our club. ****ing joke, hopefully they wont have a leg to stand on legally and will be forced to back out or something, this is disgraceful IMO.
Who was it?Quote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
The club should look to get retaliation in first. Release a statement today saying, yes this is the situation, we have a plan in place and we're dealing with the situation. Any reports to the contrary are simply sensationalist rubbish.Quote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
That is of course assuming the club has a plan to manage the situation.
Contact the national news, sports tonight, and publish a statement on the website, before tomorrow.
How do you have finance trouble, I thought that yous were paying the players almost nothing?Quote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
I couldnt tell ya, i think the club are close to finding out who.. This has been going on since the egm with the indo, somebody feeding them all private information.Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
The club id imagine would surely be looking into this action, they'd have to.Quote:
Originally Posted by passinginterest
Well known we owe a small few bob.Quote:
Originally Posted by finnpark
How much are you talking about?
The likelyhood is that your leak is probably the clubs major creditor
The Indo tomorrow then to the high court to wind you up
whoever it is he is not a supporter but a bo**oxQuote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
How do you know its anyone, the source could be electronic ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
ok so he,s an electronic bo**ox
They are always the worst kind ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
My guess is that they are paying Greg O'Halloran's food bill and he's the creditor who is owed a sandwich.Quote:
Originally Posted by finnpark
I'd say you could be right thereQuote:
Originally Posted by JC_GUFC
What is this so called supporters motivation for fueling negative press about his club?
Is he likely to be getting a few bob or is it because he has a vendetta against people running the club?
Sounds to me like he/she is nothing but a cvnt that wants to see the club go down the toilet just because he/she hasn't gotten their way.Quote:
Originally Posted by cheifo
That's how it looks on the face of it anyway.
Yeah, i'd agree with ya there, its a fairly bitter and twisted thing to do alright. There is nothing that could justify it to be honest. Hopefully their name comes out at some stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by barney
Simple as and as sad as it sounds lads, this is just the latest attempt in a personal vendetta against our chairman barry walsh, to bring the club to the ground with him at the helm, because he is "is not a nice man". Unbelievable, i think that this is just one step too far the person who leaked this info, will be found and the club will hang him out to dry.. He'd want to move out of cobh being honest.
If this does materialise the club will more than likely never be able to sort out any form of sponsorship again..
I really am heartbroken, only 4 days after getting a loan out for the club, to be reading this ****, their really is some severely poisonous sick ***** in our club
Do you not think you're over-reacting?
All clubs have creditors, so what?
Some odd bits and pieces in the list - looks like the club bar isn't a separate sub-company like I'd expect it to be - or the Indo is mixing figures from wherever it can get them.
thought the article was pretty pitiful - all ifs and buts - some may have been paid and others may have been been - bla bla bla. So Cobh have creditors and clearly they are trying to clear them (ie the reference to the loan appeal for 2000k from supporters) - I really fail to see how this in of national interest (given the constant disclaimers in the piece regarding the validity of their information). Anyways best of luck Cobh in getting things sorted.
I was more interested in the article on Cork City in which the FAI announced their disappointment that Arka have not abided by their agreement to cover all expenses. Looks like the agreement wasn't worth the paper it was written on and does pose the question of how drogs / pats and I presume bohs will get by the licencing next season (I am basing this on the assumption that some agreement was in place with these clubs similar to what has come out about Arka guaranteeing all debts).
It makes a total farce of licencing and the 65% rule. The basis of exemptions was supposed to be on the basis on non-repayable donations to clubs from benefactors, but the FAI let clubs off with a bit of paper? Cork are/ were obviously peeing all over the 65% rule, without sanction from the FAI, whereas Galway and Sligo without the bit of paper were being punished. This is the great new era of FAI control with no fudges? Gavin and Delaney OUT.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanDrog
Not much in the Cobh article to cry about.
Pay your debts and people won't go to the papers.
While I agree the Cork comment was more newsworthy, the Cobh article can't be dismissed as easily as you've done. They owe (assuming the list is accurate) their A League entry fee, E76k in tax, referees' fees, transfer fees, players' bonuses from last year and two months ago, they owe fines (interesting that Limerick were earlier fined for not paying fines, but Cobh haven't been; what does that say about Limerick?) and their bank account is efefctively on stop. Many of the little ones - like the sandwiches, which the Indo uses to mock the league - are quite probably, as you say, creditors which have since been paid in the normal course of events, but the larger ones indicate serious problems. How they've managed to get around the 65% wage cap, God only knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanDrog
The clubs are the first ones to blame in all this, but the FAI are effevtively fiddling while Rome burns.
I understand that all "bodies" who applied for a license had to guarentee the same. AFAIK Pats and Drogs benefactors were treated the same way as members clubs like Bohs. And wasn't the 65% based on projected "turnover" (including direct investment)? So Cork may have budget for €x million allowed to be spent on wages based on Arkaga investment. If Arkaga subsequently don't put that in, problems arise.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanDrog
And I've been saying all along I've no idea how Pats are getting under the 65%. The only comfort I had was when they spoke recently about players having to move on before we could sign someone. They're obviously aware of it.
Shame that Cobh are being held up, as I doubt they're the worst case of over spending
I suspect that "creaming" occurs at a lot of clubs. I went to a Galway match once and got no ticket. Just had to pay a stewart 20 euro to get in. I doubt that money went to the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Rebel Ram