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Waterford the sticks?! Ah now!Quote:
Originally Posted by noby
Yeah, okay, the post can come a bit later down the way, but the current situation is a nonsense. Sure Harps are the first ones here to post notification at 9:00am - think Ballybofey is about the most "in the sticks" that you'll get in the eL!
No. And apparently we don't. There's apparently no power of relegation/promotion. A three-point penalty would be fair - not as drastic as relegation (which would probably so more harm than good as budgets have already been drawn up and contracts agreed on their basis), but would show that the eL and the FAI are at least taking the issue seriously.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bald Student
Go on the Drogs :)
Check www.irishfootballonline.com for updates on this
Comments from Clubs to follow shortly ....
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
And for those who dont get a licence at all the Leinster Senior league beckons fact not fantasy.
Apologies...give the final word to Mr T, who I know knows what he's talking about!...
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Originally Posted by Mr_T
but you will find out he is wrong on this.How would a 3 point deduction matter if only one team goes down some slap on the wrist that would be.Action has to taken before next weeks AGM or the league will be kicking off next year.
If you finish two points off Europe, it'll matter!
Three points penalty and a fine seems to be a common penalty - ask Kaiserslautern.
On what aspect is Trev wrong?
Whether or not teams can (read: will) get promoted/relegated on the basis of the UEFA Licence.
taken from dundalk.com
Dundalk Football Club expect to receive their UEFA License early next week after discussions this morning between CEO Sean Connolly and Bob Breen of the FAI. "We are practically there and only have to comply with a number of small legal issues in order to obtain the license. These issues should not take long to resolve and may even be completed by the end of the day".
Issues to be resolved
The awarding of the UEFA License has been delayed until the following two areas are addressed:
1. The receipt of an Auditor's Certificate to Practice.
2. Confirmation by the club's auditors of an existing standing order.
Speaking to dundalkfc.com, the CEO added that "it is unfortunate that this has held up the awarding of the license but we are happy with our progress. It has been a long and arduous process and I expect that these minor problems will be ironed out quickly and that another piece of the jigsaw for our plans at Dundalk FC will be set in place."
what i cant seem to work out the deadline has passed so the clubs get another appeal/ deadline ????
is that fair ???
I count 11 as of lunchtime (8 and 3)Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
Finn Harps
Shelbourne
Drogheda United
Bray wanderers
Derry City
Cork City
St.Pat's
Waterford United
Athlone Town
Galway United
Monaghan United
The only clubs that have admitted that they did not get the licence today (so far) have been Longford and Dundalk from what I can gather, though there seems to be concern about Kildare, DCFC and surprisingly...Bohs.
That eleven-a-side article says waterford have failed, though AFAIK they've confirmed they've received theirs.
dublin city haven't got a license as well?
ONE thing that is for sure is that the league has found itself back in the same place it was last year, in a total f*cking mess !!! I think we should nominate the chimps in dublin zoo to run the league next year!! surely they could do a better job :rolleyes:
[QUOTE=tiktok]I count 11 as of lunchtime (8 and 3)
Finn Harps
Shelbourne
Drogheda United
Bray wanderers
Derry City
Cork City
St.Pat's
Waterford United
add shamrock rovers to this list, confirmed as gettin their license on all news stations
Seeing as we got awarded a Premier Standard licence and
Longford have no licence at all, I think we should take their
place in the Premier :p
Ooops 11 a side webside got i wrong, we got a First Division
licence.
[QUOTE=tallaghtfornia]And UCD.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
Newstalk report that Home Farm and three other clubs have apparently failed.
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Originally Posted by Terry
fault Brian it is the clubs fault full stop.This is the 2nd year in a row some clubs have chosen to ignore the criteria and as ive said before the licence is the only way forward if clubs wont adapt they have to be sanctioned.
Bohs have got their's according tohttp://gypsiesweb.proboards14.com/in...num=1108126443
ya, but it is up to the league to punish the teams that continue to ignore the criterias instead of letting them appeal there failed appeals!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
who is Brian???
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Originally Posted by patsh
.........extremely dodgy if true
Farrelly hasnt the qualifications - and hey - wot a tax bill!