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the blind optimism of shels fans never ceases to amaze me.
this is good news for shels how? a secret deal that the property speculators have cashed in with no plan b?
and i would like to remind everyone we talked about this deal last week and were rubbised by shels fans
I think what was rubbished was the made up details of the deal.
Most posters on here have had an idea a deal was done for a couple of years now.
Its the made up stuff most people have a problem with.
Sure look at the guessing in this thread alone.
Of course Rovers fans will make smart remarks and let on they have some inside info without saying a word but nothing new there either. Its very nice of you all to be so worried but I suppose its only right considering your renting our ground at present :p
Dont worry you will get a months notice if you have to leave :)
Not the full slice of the Shels money will go to Shelbourne I heard a while ago.
The Donnelly family are entitled to a chunk!
were we not right though?Quote:
Originally Posted by higgins
No you were not right! ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Roverstillidie
What, are Derry in trouble now??Quote:
Originally Posted by higgins
we told you mulden were the mystery investors and would be cashing in their chips soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by higgins
http://www.foot.ie/showpost.php?p=483449&postcount=420
http://www.foot.ie/showpost.php?p=483915&postcount=478
its not mulden per say, but Jeremiah O'Connor of mulden is in the thick of it.
lads, you need to get in the loop, and get in there fast
Who is Jeremiah O'Connor?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roverstillidie
What has Jeremiah O'Connor got to do with Shels?
What is Jeremiah O'Connor's connection with Mulden?;)
Correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by soccerc
that would be Jerimiah O'Reilly wouldnt it.
As a Shels fan,we are faced with the gravest situation since i can remember,possibly the gravest situation in the history of the club and yet i am extremely confident about our future :)
Shels wont get €30,000,000. They will get €12-13m at most but if they have already received bridging finance then that will probably be deducted from that sum, as well as interest.
Wont the tax man be entitled to stamp duty or something?
After everyone else has taken their cut Shels will probably end up with just enough to pay for a Luas ticket from Connolly to Tallaght
One way of course
We've known about Ossie Kilkenny/O'Reilly/Mulden/ for months. We knew that Kilkenny paid the taxman and I'd guess that the likes of Chippie and Dodge knew as well - incidentally, using cash received for the ground to pay back taxes is the fastest way out of existence.Quote:
Originally Posted by higgins
All of this info is readily available to anyone who cares to look. Shels fans lack of interest in their own club is frightening. Pats are currently creating a similar mess for themselves but I have a wee bit more faith in their ability to see through the smokescreen.
KOH
You seriously think Ollie would run off with a fist full of money and leave Shels high and dry :)Quote:
Originally Posted by northside hoop
How long are you following EL football... :eek:
I had many posts myself on the subject of selling Tolka and what may have happened. That was not my concern in the thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roverstillidie
It was your D-Day senario in that thread i disagreed with.
Its like irish government in the 70s and 80s. Borrowing money to pay for civil servant wages & then selling off state assets to pay the bill.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeAreRovers
How long have you know a convicted criminal that would come into a huge windfall after years of toiling and not even be tempted?Quote:
Originally Posted by higgins
and you were wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by higgins
its d day.
Right, so Shels could end up in Tallaght- that may not be all that bad an outcome for Shels, depending on the deal they get. If they were to end up there on a more or less equal footing with Rovers and a few quid in the bank then I think it might be Rovers who should be worried rather than Shels?
Whatever is going on in Dubland, interesting times lie ahead.