This is them as it stands. They may have changed for the new season, not sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by lfc at heart
This is them as it stands. They may have changed for the new season, not sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by lfc at heart
I wouldn't say that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shannonsider
Also, out of curiosity what is the timeframe in the CIDP for the new stadium?
AFAIK they've been furiously working towards the Longford Town church gate collections, don't print any programmes, bus in a load of Dubs model but these things take time and in fairness to Pat and the lads they started from a very low base. :ball:
Out of interest why not?Quote:
Originally Posted by L.T.F.C.
That's a scurrilous post.. they drive themselves down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Did Limerick not make a loss last year?Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
Didn't realise you and L.T.F.C were the same person.Quote:
Originally Posted by CSFShels
I don't know you said you had something that showed we did if you show me them then we did.
Shels break even then or make a profit btw?
I think I read Shels made a profit. Small but still...........
No.............as i said before limerick and before them limerick 37 made profits
posted this on the prize money thread. COuld easily be that the FAI are trying to get the money upfront from Limerick to pay for the court case too
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It was put to me last night that there's a feeling within the league that the money saved by the FAI in prizemoney for the league, is being ringfenced for the LImerick friendly court case. The FAI statement at the time did mention the case would affect grass roots football (or similar).
INteresting thought. If the FAI are paying out less prize money than they get in affiliation fees, something's not quite right
The stipulation made to Limerick from what i believe was secured on the same day(Monday). Don't see why there is a delay in granting the licence. Surely it could have been given the next day and not have to wait till Thursday. Why the stalling?
I'd imagine that might just be a question of logistics. Don't the licensing committee have real jobs? probably can only meet Thursday
well to day is the day, make or break time
Very true. Well hopefully it all gets sorted today and the club can go back to concentrating on the season ahead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
wow - not beyond the realms of possibility at all Dodge. Surely they couldnt sink that low, could they?
Limerick been given extension until monday due to 'third party' delay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Interesting in context with galway's moans
Third Party Delay :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Problem with the machine in the fudge factory?
Id say it is because Pat O Sullivan is out of the country until Saturday or could just be a problem with transferring money ..Said on radio it was a problem beyond the clubs control so id say they have what they need just a little hold up.
Good luck to Limerick ye have shown some backbone to the bullies within the FAI hope all ends well.
Nothing exactly special about what you're doing is there?Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
So, I'll ask again. What is the timeframe for the new stadium?
Just to clarify it lads, Limerick FC weren't given an extension on the deadline because they couldn't meet the deadline like the earlier statement might lead people to believe. The granting of the license has been extended through no fault of Limericks as they have been in a position since Monday to sort it out.
Statement from Limerick: http://limerickfc.ie/Home/news/110217licence.html
Do you know anything we are doing?Quote:
Originally Posted by L.T.F.C.
There is no timescale that i know of Mr.O Sullivan ha said he is trying to get it and thats all he has said.
Yea I do. Still nothing special about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
I love they way "Mr O'Sullivan" can say he is trying to get it and you get a licence.
I doubt comments from Pat saying 'he is trying to get' the Market's Field have any bearing on whether we meet the licencing criteria.Quote:
Originally Posted by L.T.F.C.
I'd say they do actually. I think we fail to meet the ground requirements but get away with it because of the new stadium project. Drogheda previously had the same with theirs. I'd imagine that as Jackman also misses the standards that there has to be some sort of plan in place to get up to the mark.
Who knows what to make of licensing at this stage though?
As far as I can remember we were issued license to play in Mels due to having concrete plans to move to Lissywollen
But this is kind of my point - I don't think Limerick saying 'we're trying to buy it' will have much influence.
Now, 'concrete plans'.......in that case, we'd have to have already bought the Market's Field??!!
Woohoo!!
http://www.limerickpost.ie/raisingey...p=479#more-479
I hope the potential move to the Market's Field develops and gets approved soon. It'll be a great move for the club.
Give me some examples then ?Quote:
Originally Posted by L.T.F.C.
Highly doubt that would get us a licence but you were asking for a timescale and the only information available is what Pat had said and that is all he has said if he had ever mentioned a timescale i would have told you that.
Going by the Limerick website, it'll be good news tomorrow.
If there is a redraft, I hope Limerick keep the Waterford and Shel's fixtures for April. They'll be the first two decent games to go to.
That would disallow a lot of people who have been involved in a lot of clubs so!Quote:
Originally Posted by Town Legend
Licence awarded
FAI CONFIRM LIMERICK FC AWARDED FIRST DIVISION LICENCE
The Football Association of Ireland this evening (February 21) confirmed that Limerick FC have been awarded a First Division Licence, having met the requirements sought by the Independent Club Licensing Committee regarding the club’s financial commitments for the coming season
Yurt!!!!!
About time.
Good stuff Limerick! It was never in doubt really.
HURRAH for the Fai!!
Joint statement issued on behalf of Limerick FC and the FAI
JOINT STATEMENT
March 14 2011
Limerick FC and the Football Association of Ireland have resolved all their differences. They look forward to working together in future for the benefit of the Irish football family.
Both parties wish to acknowledge the important contribution of Mr Paul Sreenan SC in his role as mediator in bringing about this successful resolution. Both parties will make no further public comment on the matter.
Pat O’Sullivan – Chairman Limerick FC Paddy Mc Caul – President, Football Association of Ireland
So...have Limerick backed down?
so.....have the FAI paid up?
i would love to know what that settlement consists of.