Leave Roddy alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
Relax, i'm sure they've all been beavering away tirelessly over the Christmas and into January.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
We're in safe hands (I hope :o)
Leave Roddy alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
Relax, i'm sure they've all been beavering away tirelessly over the Christmas and into January.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
We're in safe hands (I hope :o)
http://www.extratime.ie/newsdesk/articles/2824/
That's news to the members of the Trust I'd say :rolleyes:Quote:
"Last week, the supporter group FORAS, who want to create a new Cork team, caused quite a stir when they reportedly upgraded their application from Newstalk A Championship to First Division particpation"
Load of nonsense, who's supposed to have done this 'informing'. It can't be the FAI, they have no control over the trading names that CCIFL own. The mechanisms by which the club name could be 'transferred' to a new entity are well known to everyone at this stage, and the people who control the name are Tom Coughlan, and if he's wound up, the liquidator.Quote:
"They submitted the application in case Cork City were refused a licence and were unofficially informed that they would have a chance of transferring the club’s name and history to the new team."
Do you not just apply for a Licence to participate in Senior LOI competition and not for any particular division?
If so, how would FORAS upgrade their application from A Licence to First Division?
Coughlan stepping down as chairman
no choice after yesterday.
I'd much rather he stepped down as owner.
Meh, still owns the holding company and doesn't have much choice but to accept the football ban now.Quote:
Originally Posted by razor
I can't wait to see who's going to be temporary chairman while the membership scheme nominations and voting takes place.
Pauly No Brains, or Daddy No Bobs. If PNB got it he'll be the first chairman to pass memo's around written in crayonQuote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
If TNB gets a licence for the Premier, could (would) FORAS protest? All it'd take (in theory...) is one person to come out and say that they're owed money and haven't agreed to a deferral to show the licence is invalid; there seem to be plenty of people like that around.
I'd imagine Bray would be the first to protest.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
People of Cork, meet your new Chairman Mr Roddy "the rebel" Collins :DQuote:
Originally Posted by razor
Confirmed now. Ultimate triumphs begin with small victories like these.
I did warn this, he's been angling for this all along! Buyers beware.Quote:
Originally Posted by marinobohs
If FORAS did start a club would it have to start in the A championship?
I'd rather we didn't. We are in no state to compete in the Premier.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
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Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
You would think that. Who knows!!!
Offtheball on Newstalk tonight "promises" to have some "very important news regarding Cork City", according to a promo.
You mean like the new Derry club will ? I am not sure what the difference would be if FORAS start a new club.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
Roddy pops up a lot on Newstalk, this big news is obviously coming from him. Cork fans beware.
FORAS have upped their game and are now applying for a First Division licence, so i'd imagine the team would start there.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
Without wanting to rain on your parade, on what grounds will they bypass the A Championship?Quote:
Originally Posted by razor
Just through fudging?
There grounds would be that the 'new' Derry city did exactly the same. If your face fits the rules are different.