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Agreed. Would there be any merit in some sort of co ordinated protest at this weekends games ? No boycott or anything as that would affect our clubs but agreement around a "Dealney out" chant or something.Appears the ast majority of fans (at least on here) are seriously p----d off at the actions of the FAI so lets tell them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rasputin
The problem here is that I know if we put on any anti-Delaney or anti-FAI display (which I would love to see) we will have the clubs management on our backs.Quote:
Originally Posted by marinobohs
Because for the simple reason that they live in fear of the tyrant in abbotstown and the FAI will have the last laugh in punishing and getting revenge on our club in every way they can, they are that small minded and bitter.
This I feel is the main reason why our chairman hasnt come out with a statement with regaurds to the Limerick-Barca game even though every Rovers fan I discussed it with last Saturday were in total support for Limerick and had some choice words about the FAI.
This of course because we have all tasted the incompetance and child like petulence fo the FAI and Delaney at some stage or another.
great idea MB, we the league followers need to show that clown that we wont stand for his crap anymore!!
and on another note if the fai refuse to sanction the barca game, limerick should reduced the capacity to 19999 and force the fai's hand in allowing the game go ahead!!
Seems to be gathering momentum alright (outside the usual LOI heads). Could be the sort of thing some young politicians could make a name for themselves over.Quote:
Originally Posted by gspain
He has some cheek calling anyone naive 6 months after he was asking FIFA to let a 33rd team into the World Cup
Check this Lads:
There is supposed to be a piece on the Barca game on Liveline today. RTE Radio 1
JohnD
Surely it must since the political establishment of Limerick kicked up such a ****storm over the closing of pubs on good friday.Quote:
Originally Posted by gspain
Surely the exact same arguements with regaurds a massive loss in revenue to the local economy would apply here aswell.
Count me 100% four-square behind Delaney now.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnD
Unfortunately my "support the opposite of whatever Joe Duffy supports" life-rule is just too sacrosanct.
......being a Derry fan ORA can you not have two life rules :DQuote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Article in todays Limerick Leader
http://www.limerickleader.ie/sport/C...cle.6299218.jp
At the end of the day John Delaney, Fran Gavin and Limerick FC officials need to meet up in person and sort this out. One releasing a statement, then the other and back and fourth is going to get the situation no where. If anything the FAI should learn they need to be clearer on situations like this. Not just send small three lined faxes and presume that will sufice. Tonight will be a good opportunity for Delaney and Pat O Sullivan to talk as Pat will be in attendance at the draw for the FAI Cup tonight.
There is enough nationwide anger there for this to be done in unity. All clubs should be up in arms about the FAI entering into secretive, behind-the-scenes commercial agreements that have a direct negative effect on their autonomy, even if it is just Limerick suffering because of it right now. Everyone suffers in the long-term within this straitjacket. If all clubs were to come out against the FAI together, surely the FAI wouldn't have the audacity to try and punish them all. It just wouldn't be tenable, never mind feasible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rasputin
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Originally Posted by gspain
Any sign of the people's champions, Willie O'Dea?! Surely there's a soap box (albeit a tall one) at Thomond waiting for his arrival to support the Limerick FC cause and to damn the mercenary Delaney!
Very dangerous game the Limerick Leader is playing; seeing a big grinning mug-shot of Delaney like that heading the article will only further rile local fury. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
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Originally Posted by gspain
Thats an idea, maybe we shud all wear Barca colours this fridays games? (thats if I can still fit into mine!):mad:
Would go more for donning Delaney (paper) masks or white jerseys/ T shirts and a designated silence and or chant (Delaney out ?) at a given point - 15 minutes into game perhaps ?Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyInvincible
There are so many aspects of Competition Law that the FAI and their secret "third party " deal are in breach of ( sample below) any club effected by their distortion of competiton, and particularly Limerick FC should be alerting the Competition Authority who will investigate the third party "hello" deal and will enforce EU Competition Law through the Courts if necessary. Might be a pay day after all for Limerick!
The Competition Act 2002
Section 4(1) prohibits and renders void "all agreements between undertakings, decisions by associations of undertakings and concerted practices which have as their object or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition in trade in any goods or services in the State or in any part of the State". The Act lists some specific types of behaviour which are expressly prohibited. These include agreements which:
fix prices;
limit or control production or markets;
share markets or sources of supply;
apply dissimilar conditions to equivalent transactions with other trading parties; or
attach supplementary obligations to a commercial contract which have nothing to do with the subject of the contract (e.g. tying).
I hope this is brought to the attention of limerick fc and the Fai asap
Think any attempt at dissent within the ground will see clubs punished by the dictator for life ( for some real or imagined breach of the participation agreement)Quote:
Originally Posted by marinobohs
Might be an idea to target fai sponsors with a boycott.
Staring with aviva.
They're all there at the bottom of the fai site. Was going off carlsberg anyway, giving up the tayto's can only be a good thing too.
Unified dissent would work. There is no way the FAI could be allowed feel it had a mandate to punish the clubs if those clubs who form its league all came out in opposition to what was going on at the top. As much as it appears to be a Delaney dictatorship, the FAI top brass has to be accountable to someone. Surely?...Quote:
Originally Posted by A N Mouse
As for Aviva, I can't imagine them backing any calls for the friendly between Limerick and Barcelona to go ahead. It would eat into - maybe even overshadow - any beneficial exposure or publicity they'd hope their association with Lansdowne Road would garner for the company, what with their name being pasted all over everything to do with the place.
And because they're made in the czech republic now resulting in three-four hundred people being slung on to the dole in this country.Quote:
Originally Posted by A N Mouse
Some sort of protest is a must at all loi fixtures on a designated date to show the stalinesque regime the strength of feeling and anger towards them and to show them there is a genuine desire to oust these fookers from the running of our league.