Wont happen, Cork will be in the Premier and as i said in an earlier post TNB may not be at the helmQuote:
Originally Posted by LukeO
Wont happen, Cork will be in the Premier and as i said in an earlier post TNB may not be at the helmQuote:
Originally Posted by LukeO
agreed .you can include dundalk in that as they are only 15 mins away from us .Quote:
Originally Posted by LukeO
Would be a disaster - 5 Dublin teams, along with Bray, Drogheda and Dundalk leaving only ourselves and Sligo flying the flag for the rest of the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by LukeO
And it could get worse if Shels get promoted for 2011 and us or Sligo are relegated, both of which are possible
Leinster Senior League by stealth :D
It's not the FAI's fault that the teams outside of Dublin aren't good enough, on or off the pitch, for the premier division is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy
Yeah we will play it on Xmas eve and be relegated for the third time this season :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
Cork will be in premier division next season and Tom will be at the helm! :(
Of course it is, it's a conspiracy I tell ya, a conspiracy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Doomofman
its just the FAI's latest attempt to get rid of the pro Dublin bias clearly displayed by all the referees.
So first of all Cork are run by Coughlan a failed politician and now they are to be run by a failed AIB banker. Could ye not just get a former inmate from Spike Island to run ye?
Yeah, or someone ridiculous, like Nick Leeson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrufil
Why is this thread still going strong?
Cork arn't getting relegated, theres been no news of it.
They've payed all their due's, payed the players back etc.
Clean slate for them, why would they be relegated?
Hahahahahahahahahah :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Riddickcule
Good man, I needed a laugh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riddickcule
Judging by that response I'm presuming Ridickules comments are not exactly accurate then?Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
According to Stephen McGuinness they have been paid. Certainly up to November 12 - there is one date left isn't there?Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
pfai news
:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
Yes, 15 mins away if travelling by space rocket!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by ndrog
What makes you say that? Theres absolutely nothing wrong with the system. The mechanisms that are in place work perfectly and give a completely accurate picture of what is happening with the clubs books. And anyway, butter wouldn't melt in Tom Coughlans mouth, he is as pure as the driven snow, the FAI have their eye on the ball, Cork City wont have made the headlines once in the 2010 season before the first five games have been played. The club will still exist after the sixth game. Everything is grand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harpsbear
What are you on about ? your part of the commuter belt and are very close to Dublin as are we . It takes me between 15 and 20 mins to get to dundalk from Drogheda . I live on the north side of Drogheda and get to monasterboice in about 2 mins :rolleyes: As far as the point the original post was making about the spread of clubs in the Leauge being all very close , we will be .Suits me tbh less traveling :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SMorgan
Players may be paid up to date, and that might have been newsworthy enough for the PFAI to release a statement, but there's a long line of boxes to be checked before CCIFL has "payed all their dues", Tom might want to consult with his staff and creditors before he repeats that line on national TV.Quote:
Originally Posted by Celdrog
Frankly, I'm sick of the widely held notion that there mustn't be any problems once players are paid up, couldn't be further from the truth.