Not odd when you know the rest of the story. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
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Not odd when you know the rest of the story. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
just what the league needs.......
What's the deadline for the submission of the financial aspects of the FAI's domestic/Uefa Licence applications?
The deadline for submission is October 31st with the exception of financial information, which does not have to be submitted until January 31st.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Parker
i think
Surely Dungannon would be able to get the info from Celtic if needs be?
Strange situation, in one way it would serve as a warning to other clubs to pay their dues but, on the other hand it would be a huge blow to the league and especially Harps if Derry were to be wound up.
No monies owed to players and transfers (or agreements made) I think by the 15th DecemberQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Parker
Fully audited accounts by the end of January
No obligation on Celtic to get involved as it stands and I am sure they would not want to get directly involved if they can avoid it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
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Originally Posted by Acornvilla
So basically if there is not an agreed resolution to this by that date they will not be able to get get their Licience?Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
So the theory goes. In practice however.....
Given that this involves teams from 2 national associations "in practice" will be for Uefa to possibly decide not the FAI. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
My guess would be that DCFC can get away with it if Dungannon make an agreement with them. Given that denying DCFC a license would mean that they have no hope of seeing their money, I'd imagine an accommodation will be reached. Much depends on DSFC's willingness to really play hardball, but given how badly they've been treated you never know.
I'd say they will defo play hardball, given they played the softly softly approach so far and got nowhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Iirc, Derry City's record with such agreements in the past with Dungannon isn't to good. I would guess that Dungannon would want to see the bulk of money prior to any Licence cut-off date.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
I think if they are seeking a winding up order we can assume its well into hardball territory....
Maybe they just think it's how things work down here?
That'd be the biggest stretch since Monroe's "warm handshake".
According to today's Newspaper, Derry City have got until tomorrow afternoon to furnish the High Court in Belfast with the details of the transfer agreement relating to McGinn’s move to Celtic. This despite the fact that Derry pointed out that there is a confidentiality clause in the deal that stops them revealing details.
Which paper was that?
Northern Ireland edition of the Star on Sunday. The article is based on comments made by the chairman of Dungannon. He's not a happy camper!!!
:D made me laugh out loud anyhowQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
IF Derry were to go bust, would we see a re-emergence of DCFC in the loi? I'm sure the IFA would be happier to see a high profile Derr side in their league.
Can't see it coming to that to be honest.
Hence the 'IF'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Still, it'd be interesting to know.
I think Derry must also be due money from Celtic soon as I think when he makes 10 appearances Derry get another £50k, and they I think its in the contract of McGinn as well. " ex players who are performing very well at the moment.
Personally, I think the option should be on the table for discussion. I'd say it would be overwhelmingly defeated, but it never harms to remind people.Quote:
Originally Posted by fionnsci
McCourt's goal at the weekend was pure brilliance ! it was worth 50k alone :D reminded me of a goal he got against us a few years ago when he was with Rovers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexy
The point is Kev that if Derry City, as currently constituted, goes out of existence then any new club will not get the option of joining the LOI. The IFA make a big mistake at an Inter-League meeting held in Oriel Park in 1984 and they knew it shortly afterwards. It’s a mistake they are most unlikely to repeat.Quote:
Originally Posted by MariborKev
Did they deliver or was it more stalling tactics....:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by SMorgan
Derry stall on a transfer fee? Never........(Insert sutiable sarcastic smiley here)
Let's hope it doesn't come to that :( . I for one want to see a strong LoI with Bohs, Cork and Derry all thriving.Quote:
Originally Posted by SMorgan
There's always Stute...Quote:
Originally Posted by fionnsci
has anyone any updates of the situation??
Acornvilla, below is a picture from the latest DCFC press conference on the issueQuote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
http://www.germanblogs.de/pub/german...li-240x180.jpg
Unconfirmed reports indicate the same individual is on his way to Muster to "smooth over a few local difficulties"
haha 'we have crushed the americans' whyle you see american tanks in the backgrund! godda love his spirit!
Last I heard was that Derry had not presented the letter to the Judge. That may have changed by close but I wouldn't bet on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
Apparently the case has been adjourned for 1 week for Derry to provide more information
But EU laws have changed since that time. As a result, so long as the entry rules of a league are followed (e.g. a vote amongst members), then a club form one league is legally entitled to seek and receive assent to join a league in a different jurisdiction.Quote:
Originally Posted by SMorgan
Ergo - it is not the IFA's right to refuse a northern club access to the LOI if LOI clubs vote to accept them. The IFA would have its ass grilled under EU Competition and Restraint of Trade Rules - just like the Welsh FA did in the 1990's.
I'm soooooo bored at having to explain this every couple of months on here.
He said 'high profile'..... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gather round
What's the FAI closing date for Domestic Licence applications?Quote:
Originally Posted by belfastred
April 1st.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Parker
From FAI:
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31 October FAI Submission Date — Deadline for League of Ireland clubs to submit completed Licence Application to FAI Licensing Manager (see below for extended deadline for Financial Information).
November – February FAI Club Auditors verify Licence Applications.
FAI Club Licensing Department meets and/or visits clubs as necessary.
31 January Extended Deadline for League of Ireland clubs to submit financial documentation if not already received by submission date.