I believe Derry City are in Court at the end of the month over the transfer of McGinn to Celtic. They are to have to pay up.
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I believe Derry City are in Court at the end of the month over the transfer of McGinn to Celtic. They are to have to pay up.
I see that FORAS have gone on the offensive again TNB. Fair play, overdue if anything.
http://www.forastrust.ie/
Thank God that's over.
Like the way he managed to get a dig in at some badly-run clubs too.
:D It's the TNB way.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Lie, sling mud, deflect, sling mud etc.
It's all sorted until he can't pay what he's agreed to pay.
In a nutshell ..... next time it will be an immediate strike, no hanging about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
5 home games left, one of those in Sept ..... so any day now, expect a headline.
Does he have an account on here as well then? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
I know that the players seriously considered strike action this week so if there were to be any further "problems".......Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
What would be the outcime if a team refused to play a match due to industrial action ? Deferral ? awarded to opposition? Would there be pickets ? would fans seek autographs as they passed the players on picket duty ?:) Anyone know if there was any precedents for strike action ?
I think he has hood winked the players and staff once again. TC knows the players haven't much choice now since the transfer window is closed. He is living in fantasy land if he thinks they will get 5000 per game, there allready down about 1500 from last season. There is very little in the way of advertising and if you werent an follower of LOI then where are the extra fans coming from. All this crap has led to even more negative opinions of TC. Like I have said it's the players and staff who should get huge credit for putting up with this.
Can players not move outside the window if they are out of contract ? As the club are unable to make payments then they would be in breach of contract and the players free to move. i think this happened at Shels (did heary take a legal action ?) and something similar happened with a certain striker that bufggered off to Belguim.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
This is of course predicated on the belief that there is somewhere to move to.
Only if they are out of contract BEFORE the window closed.Quote:
Originally Posted by marinobohs
Our players are now stuck
Any indication what TNB's plans are for when the season ends? Will he stay and try and heroically turn things around, or will he walk a hero for having tried in the face of adversity?
I expect he is just concentrating on seeing out this season. Would be surprised if he is thinking about next season at this point (if he is it has to be "how the f%*k do I get out of here").Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Long term planning (IE beyond next week) is not a strong point in the LOI :)
TNB probably doesn't even know, apart from the fact that he wont walk without a payout and no one will give him a centQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
A stand-off. Just what Cork need.
Has he a contract? I assume he can just offer himself one anyway?
Does he own the club (as in the shares)?
Yes, he owns the companyQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Have you considered just paying a hitman?
(Joking)
No, but hey its brilliant idea :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Ahh err .... a joke, oh yeah .... hey ... yeah, i knew it was a joke, all along ... course you were joking .... i was just playing along with the joke y'see :o;)Quote:
(Joking)
Presumably this includes FORAS. If Tom wants a payout to walk, and no will will oblige, whats your read on how the close season will play out (presuming everyone is still standing by then). Do you really believe that Uncle Tom will carry on next season?Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
I can't say for definite how members would vote, but I can't see there being any chance of a vote passing to give him money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
I honestly have no idea. Couple of things that could happenQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
1) We dont even make it that far, company is wound up at some stage, players strike etc. We start in the A Championship
2) FAI dont give him a license, company is wound up, we apply for a license for next year.
3) He sells/walks away and someone takes on the debt
4) The hitman idea.....
I think if he's still there by the start of next season then we won't finish the season, I also think we'l sell little or no season tickets with him there and many people would boycott the start of next season.
The only reason people aren't boycotting now imo is the emotional blackmail that if they do our players won't get paid.
Could you save time by applying for the A League now?
Could ye not pay the money into that fund for the players managed by the PFAI though rather than entrusting Coughlan with it?. It'd be hard done I know but it'd send a loud and clear message .Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
If Cork City qualified for Europe in this season, and either of the above happened, any views on whether the new entity would be able to take up that place?Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
It'd be a new club so they'd have no claim on anything due to the old one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
I think this one might be pro-bono.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
The writing's on the wall (again) for Coughlan.
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Originally Posted by Ezeikial
No it wouldn't , but it would be a new company and a completely new licensing application. The same thing happened in 1995 but at the time the licensing rules were different and a license could be passed to another company even after liquidation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
So it would be a cash of starting from the bottom up again I'd imagine.
Hell - you can't even see the wall for all the writing !Quote:
Originally Posted by eelmonster
(I have visions of Coughlan in the 'Life of Brian' bit in the morning after Brian had covered the city walls with 'Romans go home'.....).
Meaning, pay for the Coughlan hit & get a Bono hit for free?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hitman
Nice :D
My only hope with the hardship fund is that there is some agreement for those using the fund to repay it when they get the money due. I'm all for the players having support, but at the same time they'll feck off in the close season, and FORAS will still be left to pick up the pieces at some point in the future...Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
The money in the hardship fund, is a bridging loan. There will be a contract signed, organised by the pfai, byt the player to repay the money when he gets paid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
Application by AFC City, Viagrasons FC (or the like) to the A league by Foras looks like the best option?
TC may be out of his depth but he is deluded and obstinate enough to collapse the existing club around him . In that (likely) event Foras could be invited to fill a vacancy in the First Division for next season and then onwards and upwards. I always reckoned Cork Greater urban area , Ballincollig to Middleton, Blarney to Carrigaline plus Cobh could support two Premier and one First Division Team.
Wasn`t there a year in the late 70`s early 80`s when there was no Cork Team at Senior National Level.? it would be a real blow for the league if that was to happen again.
Cork United left the league in 1982 - Cork City joined in 1984.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Cork clubs have had more identity changes than Face from the A-Team, though they somehow let a few years slip as above.
82/83, 83/84 and 84/85.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
I wonder how the MFA would view two Cork teams looking to use Turner's Cross though.
Cork City had entered the league for the 1984/85 season.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
The post previous to yours wasn't a lie, you know..... :D
Can someone who knows please post up the attendane of tonights game v Celtic as I could not travel.
What happens if tonight's gate is not enough to repay the 200k to the mystery lender in London.
As guarantors will the FAI stump up anyway?
How would this impinge on licencing issues, as the FAI have said previously that they cannot get involved in bailing out clubs of financial difficulties?
It won't be anywhere near enough; there are 4000 people there.
FAI are gonna be in a bit of a pickle.