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Originally Posted by Schumi
We had worked out a possible way to pay it. I stress possible as it was based on our figures and it would have meant looking at the books beforehand to see if we were missing any liabilities.
It certainly wouldn't have been easy but we felt there was a possibility that it was doable.
The club have just announced a friendly with Celtic http://corkcityfc.ie/main.php?action...eadlineID=1049
So that's the masterplan going into the High Court this morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
I can't see the friendly influencing things too much in terms of the Revenue's attitude, it's such a variable in terms of who they send over which in turn would affect the crowd etc and the Revenue don't like variables as you all well know.
It seems so.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
Offer them a percentage plus the friendly?
Celtic charge a fair amount as well so not sure how much money in total that would bring into the club
What time is the court case/decision made tomorrow?
We are 11 in a list of 20 that starts at 10.30 apparently.Hard to judge how long any of the other will take though.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Some saying we should be about 11.30
It'll be bad for the league longterm if City get out of this tomorrow. The problems clearly aren't solved, and its just a matter of doing enough to get them out of the **** temporarily.
Any chance it won't be heard tomorrow if the 10 cases ahead of it take a long time to go through and the Court finishes fot the day before the case can be heard? Long shot I know but if that did happen persume the next earliest date would be Tuesday with Monday being a BH. Would give you a few extra days to raise additional money.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
thats all and good announcing a friendly with celtic but what happens if city go bust tomorrow?Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
just tell celtic to take a short 75 mile trip to waterford and we will give them a game :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Word has it on 96fm that the FAI have intervened in some way.
Looking more like Cork are going to pull this one out of the fire with Quintas coming in to help with a deal with the revenue.
Bad move if they have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Umberside
Sets a precedent for them bailing us, Galway, Bohs and whoever else is close to the buffers out
Cork City are probably saying to the FAI you looked after Drogheda United big time, why aren't you doing the same for us!! And they'd have a point.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Who's Quintas?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Parker
They might not have intervened as such, just facilitated a meeting of the two parties like with yereselves and Jack (which was a good thing that I was glad to see them do by the way!).Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Hope this works out anyway, even if only to buy a little more time.
Quintas are some kind of financial management group, based in Cork Brian. Website here. I found it on that internet thingy. :p
Don't like it one bit. It's only going to prolong the inevitable anyway. They muct be miles above 65% as well.
These guys - http://www.quintas.ie/Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
or these guys - http://www.quintaswealthmanagement.ie/
I think.
Wealth managment? what would they want with Cork?