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"You were in trouble before so you are never allowed comment on anything ever again".
SHUTDOWN THE FORUM.
Unless they sell them twice or get them council funded etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
I don't think any limerick fans are sticking the knife in. Asking questions and not agreeing with everything Galway fans have to say on the situation doesn't mean there is something against Galway fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
Pretty sure every limerick fan would like to see a Galway united team in the league or at least be allowed apply for the league for the right reasons and not just because they should have some kind of a right over salthill and mervue to be there.
Hey, if that works for you then so be it :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Ahh fair enough so. I probably should have changed the order of the paragraphs in that post, the second paragraph was more of a general point, City was in a similar situation not so long ago so i can see where they are coming from is all ..... i really wanted to ask this question ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
I should p[oint out i haven't been keeping myself up to date on this fully either.Quote:
People, i think anyone would have to find it a tad strange that GUST are being shunned by the FAI when its clear as day they need them to make up numbers. For an onlooker it would definitely appear that there is something fishy going on here. How long can the FAI block them is the question?
Once again, I have no affiliation to Salthill but you and you're GUST buddies have already made your mind up who I am, which is pretty funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrick Dunne
Players weren't paid for weeks on end, I know some of the lads who played under the GUST regime. They said there were blazing arguments in the dressing room just before games with players refusing to play because they hadn't been paid in weeks. The Shaun Maher case made the headlines but there was alot of younger lads who had no other income other than the 100 or so quid that they were promised by GUST every week and they often went along time without being paid. Not exactly a ringing endorsement
There were delays in payment of wages at various times between 2010-2011 - I have posted this already, quoted by yourself. Hardly a revelation to anyone involved in the game in Ireland.
Some of the trash you come out with is disgusting. Anybody with a braincell would see through your posts, all you're doing is throwing mud constantly at GUST, hoping some of it will stick. I don't really mind the lemons from Limerick coming out with their usual nonsensical rubbish, they will at least engage in a debate. All you do is make accusations, most of them baseless about GUST, which I find pathetic. Every single one of your posts is about GUST. You say you're not representing Salthill (personally, I don't give a hoot who you represent), clearly you're just a martyr looking out for the good of Galway football... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tribesman2
To address a few of your "points", never once did any player refuse to play before a game that that I know of. Yes, the players are owed money, that's common knowledge really (yet you still feel the need to make the same exhausted point over and over). Presumably, you would have been happier if Galway United fans threw in the towel halfway through the season just like Monaghan. Instead, the heads of GUST persevered and got the club to the end of the season. I know that many of them had to invest thousands of their own money to make sure players got paid. Although despite this, some of the players were left not fully paid, yes.
A ringing endorsement, that's rich. The way you go on, you'd swear the heads of GUST walked into a club with a clean slate. After the year they went through, I'm quite sure that they would be well able to run a club. Not being involved in the running of their clubs didn't stop Cork City supporters did it? Unfortunately, Cork City and Derry City left some players and staff unpaid before they were re-admitted, that didn't put a stop to their supporters taking charge and bringing on both clubs no end. There is talk of Cobh being re-admitted to the First Division also, I honestly hope they can jump through the necessary hoops required, apparently they have a few outstanding wages to pay, similar to GUST it seems. Hopefully they can work something out.
What's next on your list of mud to sling? Lemme guess, we're also being held accountable for the directors debt too? Go on ya nut! Keep her lit :cool:
Players weren't paid by their employer. GUST stepped in and paid the players, something they were never obligated to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tribesman2
Exactly, its hardly something GUST can be blamed for, the fact that some players got anything at all is commendable to say the least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
This is neither here nor there but as an example of the sort of thing GUST had to contend with, even before the 2011 season, GUST were paying debts belonging to the club left, right and centre. Players and management were told by the directors not to have any dealings with GUST. But as soon as they complained about not being paid, they were sent straight to GUST. I don't know for how long exactly, but as far as I know, Sean Connor was being paid by GUST a very long time before the handover of day to day running of the club happened before the 2011 season started. The CEO and directors regularly went to ground. Upset and angry players and parents of players were on to GUST looking for their money. This really was no business of GUST, but they knew the club would never pay it themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
Yes players were left short during the 2011 season. GUST came into a situation where as well as keeping a LOI team going, they had to deal with huge obligations towards creditors, in addition to creditors which were hidden from GUST that came out of nowhere on an almost weekly basis for months at a time. On one occasion GUST rang up a business in the city to avail of a service they provided. They mistook GUST for GU Ltd. and told them they would gladly provide the service once the matter of the 5 figure debt they left behind was sorted.
GU Ltd. hadn't paid rent on Terryland for a long time. The Galway FA wouldn't deal with Leeson because whatever payment plan they arranged with him, he would immediately renege upon it. Because GUST wanted to keep the goodwill of the Galway FA, they began paying that debt owed to them by GU Ltd.
But f*** GUST, they're nothing but conscienceless scum that couldn't organise a **** up in a brewery. :rolleyes:
Would you ever dial down the sanctimony a bit there like a good man? Limerick the club are hardly sticking the knife in. And while you're entitled to your deeply flawed opinion Limerick managed to keep the show on the road even through the L37 crisis. Also, if you'd bothered to read my post you might have seen the part where I said that GUST should be allowed in. Still, why let that get in the way of your pontificating.Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
I actually said that GUST should be allowed in, facts don't matter a jot to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Nicest thing you've ever said about us, you're getting very mellow. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Olander
Just to clarify, as far as I know, Derry aren't fans owned. I'm sure someone from up there can clarify but its a group of business people I believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olander
If GUST still owe players money why are they not getting the same help from the PFAI to come to some sort of agreement as Cobh Ramblers who owe 24,000?
I don't know if players are owed anything. If there are owed anything, the debt belongs to GU Ltd. GUST paid out hundreds of thousands fighting fires lit by Leeson in the last number of years. Any debt from 2011 was caused by GUST needing put the majority of everything coming in into servicing debts left (or hidden from) for them to sort out. GUST were never in the habit of seeing people go unpaid if they could help it so if there is any debt, it is being dealt with.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
None of the above has anything to do with why GUST are not being allowed to apply. Politics, cronyism and protecting themselves.
That's right. Owned and run by several local businessmen.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
I think, even you, must be blinded by some of the GUST propaganda! I don't think there was ever any suggestion that players challenging and winning League titles would run back to their home town club to play for a pittance in the First Division.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tribesman2
What the goal should be is that the next generation of Galway players have a club they feel can give them this opportunity. We've seen in Mervue and Salthill in the last few years that Rory Gaffney and Daryl Horgan left.
Ultimately it all comes down to whether the FAI decide to implement the Ned O'Connor report or not. You don't seem to have commited yourself either way in support of it or not - I'd be interested to know your views on it. Do you think it offers the best solution for League of Ireland football in Galway?
Unfortunately JC Tribesman 2 is on a fishing mission like one of his fellow club members was at on gufc.net until he realised he had actually put in his own email account rather than a bogus one which he applied to the moderators to have changed. the other 2 members of this same club have also stopped posting but are constantly on checking out whay the lunatics from Gust are at.
All parties have to endorse the implementation of the report next monday as the only ones so far to do it are Gust so its time to **** or get off the pot !!!!!!!
And geography, don't forget geography. You yourself have said many, many times there isn't room for 3 LOI clubs in Galway.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufcfan
I blame the cryptosporidium.
Can't find a picture of that banner but...
Obey your thirst!
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Big investments at Home Farm. A possible route back into League of Ireland?
Harm Farm? Are they the ones that became Dublin City? Or Sporting Fingal? I can never remember!
The Dublin clubs have always been full of franchises that have come and gone... it makes it difficult to follow these things. James' Gate, St Francis, Shelbourne United, etc. :o
Looks good in fairness and they have great foundations there for a proper club.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Yeah, another Dublin club would be great for the League of Ireland! :rolleyes:
Cork FC, Fordsons, Cork Hibs, Cork Celtic, Cork Alberts, Cork United, Albert Rovers, Evergreen United, Cork Bohs, Cork Athletic, Cork City I, Cork City II.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Can you feel it?
Have to come from somewhere and if other clubs around the country don't want to come in or aren't in a position to come in then what can you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
You don't do sarcasm, do you mate?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean South
I do quite a lot, especially here.
My point was that the Dubs never stop harking on about the older 'Cark' clubs, never stopping to think about the Dublin clubs that have gone extinct. What more have Cork City got to do with Cork Hibs than St. Pats have to do with St. James' Gate? Except the fact that the Dubs assume all 'Cark' clubs are one homogenous mass because they exist outside the Pale.
In fairness, Home Farm would be one of the more traditional clubs and not one of the franchises.
To wind you up or maybe that no Cork club managed to last 30 years in the league of Ireland...Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Well Harps would probably enjoy the trip to Dublin wouldn't they? Bit of variety and all that. Tell you what, once they promise not to get promoted, you can have them!Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Can anyone translate this into English please? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean South
In fairness, were Home Farm to (re)launch a LOI side they'd be the most successful junior club in Dublin to make the jump.
I can indeed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean South
Never even thought about the fact we hadn't any trips to Dublin in the past season.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
See, the Graveyard has it's advantages. Maybe this seven team idea isn't so bad after all.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Its quite the opposit in fact. You lot go rasher when we point out that all the Cork clubs are seperate. Sure in recent times you've had Cork City, then Cork FORASQuote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
St James gate aren't extinct btw.
Sure, he said,Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
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Originally Posted by Sean South
I didnt think St Francis were either?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
To be fair Home farm have a great tradition and would be a welcome addition to the league IMO.
To answer your question above Adamd164, yeah Dublin City we're 'born' out of Home Farm