no.
The club has been wound up this time - to be rubber stamped at 2pm tomorrow unless revenue are paid
The consortium has the money to pay the revenue ready to go, just waiting on a license in the next half an hour and it will be over.
no.
The club has been wound up this time - to be rubber stamped at 2pm tomorrow unless revenue are paid
The consortium has the money to pay the revenue ready to go, just waiting on a license in the next half an hour and it will be over.
http://www.examiner.ie/breakingnews/...ty-447284.html
Rod on NT tonight.
Love this "put your money where your mouth is" but I have to ask, is it just me or does she seem a wee bit partial to old Tom?
The postponement to the postponement of the postponement of the winding up order has been postponed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeside Swagger
The infamous Carlisle Grounds wall?Quote:
Originally Posted by redgav
Presumably if Cork aren`t RRS by that shower up in Dublin, Bray won`t be playing Cork in the league next season
A Stay has been put on the winding up order but not the granting of a licence so that could (should) still be gone by this evening.
Brilliant! Well done on that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgav
What about the crowds Shamrock rovers would bring down?
FFS enough is enough, **** or get off the pot consortium, enough hedging of your bets until you see what the Licence situation is.Quote:
Company has been wound up but a stay has been placed on the order until 2 tomorrow. If a licence is granted and the revenue are paid before 2 tomorrow the deal will be done and the windup order will be lifted.
Its up to the FAI now. Not a hope in hell they can grant a licence as per their own rules...but...!
This is depressing stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
Just to rewind a bit.
Is the 107K still due to Revenue - Did the Ladbrokes guy get the 100k instead that TNB was supposed to have paid to Revenue from the Long transfer money?
You mean the small pitch permitter wall that 250+ fans pushed against at the same time?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
What does this mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
1. If the club are given a Premier Licence, they will pay the Revenue and the take-over will be complete.
2. If the club are given a First Division Licence, will the consortium pay the Revenue and the take-over will be complete.
3. If the club are given a First Division Licence, the consortium will not pay the Revenue, the take-over doesn't go through and the club is wound up.
Is it still a case of guns to the head of the FAI/ILC??
I would think this can't happen as the judge said either takeover or don't, no clauses. So if they don't get the licence now they can't just back out.Quote:
Originally Posted by harps1954
And again, if Cork are relegated this year will the Consortium walk away?
You got to be kidding ,. If they do get a licence it should be the A championship with a 30 point reduction, with 10 points off for good behaviour at the end of the season ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeside Swagger
Looks that way alright. How can the FAI justify being blackmailed into awarding a Licence?. As of this evening, nobody has been paid, no tax clearance cert.Quote:
Originally Posted by harps1954
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Except if the license isn't issued tonight, they can decide not to pay creditors tomorrow (seeing as winding up order has begun to proceed - according to above post)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
But i got the impression they agreed to takeover in the court case so that is binding and they cannot back out now. Did i miss something along the way?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
License application meeting pushed back to 7pm
oh you gotta be Sh**ing me....Quote:
Originally Posted by redgav
does anybody really expect the FAI to do the right thing,