Apparently, that EGM notice was posted on the website illegally by Deering and co.
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Apparently, that EGM notice was posted on the website illegally by Deering and co.
If you know anything about Web-Site and Domain control then only someone with the passwords could have posted that on the site. Therefore it can only have been someone within the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
If this was not the case you are suggesting that Mr Deering hacked the site. Think you may be pretty off the mark there.
I know a bit about it alright having studied it. Hence why I said 'apparently'. Also, it's not out of the realms of possibility that it was hacked to post up the EGM details.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dove
Hacked is going a bit far. Most clubs would have several people with access. Perfectly possible one was asked to post and did so in good faith and later story was removed.
The Moriarity Tribunal had lots to say about Denis O'Connor
http://www.irishtimes.com/news/polit...unal-1.1743741
http://www.independent.ie/opinion/an...-30159021.html
http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland...er-237672.html
Lovely quote in last article
The Moriarty Tribunal criticised the effect of Mr O’Connor’s actions as they resulted in the delivery of a contrived falsehood that thwarted its investigations.
Bray SC Statement: http://www.braywanderers.com/news-article.php?id=2708
Will the real slim shady please stand up! For a man who has plenty of experience ducking and diving and helping his pals out his SR performance was pretty poor last night considering.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dove
"There's only so many hours in the day" Yes, and the first thing you should be doing is ensuring staff have been paid. The situation in Bray looks even worse after his appearance on Soccer Republic. O'Connor came across very amateurish
I muted it at the point he cracked out the old "I'm not in the blame game, I'm in the resolution game". Any such management speak speaks volumes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
Poor old Bray, crying shame to see the times they find themselves in.
http://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/sport/video-bray-players-infuriated-by-chairmans-tv-comments-685429.html
Who appointed this man anyway, those responsible share the blame for the state Bray Wanderers is in. Would those people like to explain their reasoning and more to the point why do they continue to support him. They gave him his position they can take it away.
Mick Cooke new manager according to Tony O'Donoghue: https://twitter.com/Corktod/status/618472091860533248
Confirmed: http://www.bwfc.ie/mick-cooke-appointed-manager/
A mere 18 month contract this time.
Did a tremendous job with Athlone just the man they need.
The majority shareholder (Philip Hannigan) appointed both Denis and Martin O'Connor - (brothers) to the Chairman and General Manager positions of the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dove
The more I hear about this nonsense the worse it is getting. I really hope the fans turn out in force for the protest, something needs to be done. The only positive thing they have brought is a nice jersey and new crest! I would like to see all this money they keep promising - stadium/lights/infrastructure really needs a massive improvement!!!
On the stadium btw - was passing by the ground a while back and the hill behind the Bowling Alley end is gone. What's happening there? Is it a new stand or what?
No one really knows... It was said they were to level it, replace the old external wall, build new shops/toilets etc and remove the ones near the turnstiles. Then i heard they were building some type of stand but sure they havent got planning permission or anything so that cant happen.... Who knows!!Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
#JokeShop!!!
David Cassidy was on news talk about half an hour ago. Said the trust between the players and the board is completely gone. He thought the comments about bringing in a strong manager and stronger players next season were disgraceful after the effort the current players have been putting in and also that they had two strong managers this season that walked. The players will be staying as professional as possible but some may decide to move on. He seemed to feel there was never a problem with the manager or the players it's all been coming from the top and he feels bad for the fans spending hard earned money.
There was nothing wrong with the manager they hadQuote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
He wanted to be paid of time and for his players to have the same - a cardinal sin for some chairmen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
The club as its stands can go **** themselves :mad: I've been involved on many levels for 15 or so years, the last couple of seasons I've looked after the match programme but i stood down from that position over the weekend, simply can't justify being associated with the O'Connors anymore, they are poison and are killing the club. They have done nothing positive since they stepped into the club. Philip Hannigan appointed these two to the club so he has a lot to answer for and how he can be happy with the way they are running the club is a mystery. He should be ashamed of himself.
Saw Soccer Republic this morning.
Bray fans... god almighty. What an absolute muppet.