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Where have i said there isnt? He is correcting a post saying that they owe money to players when its a fact they do owe money to players.Quote:
Originally Posted by prince20
And the people that owe money in Limerick are nothing to do with LOI football now so are not telling others how to run things like the GUST lads who were involved in the club that owes people money.
You sure about that????Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
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Originally Posted by prince20
Who does Pat O'Sullivan owe money to?
Danny Drew owes money and he is nothing to do with Limerick FC anymore im 100% sure of that he is the only one i know that owes money.
Can you tell me which of the members of GUST board owe money? They inherited a debt which had nothing to do with them. The name Galway United is still currently there unlike Limerick 37 or whatever they were called.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
Your arguments are at the best ignoract of the facts and at worse inflammatory imo.
GUST took over the running of the club for a year in what time they ran up a debt, some of which was money owed to playersQuote:
Originally Posted by prince20
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Originally Posted by prince20
They took over the running of Galway United when you take over the club you take over the debts. Pat O Sullivan took over debts when he took over from Jack McCarthy.
The club that are there now are Limerick 37 they just changed name.
The team that GUST took over last year owe people money the same way that the Danny Drew run Limerick FC owe people money...Obviously they wont owe money if they come back as GUST FC best way to get rid of debts in LOI is to let one club die and bring back another.
Let it go man, Cian plays for mervue now and not salthill. Where did GUST say they were bringing back all those lads or even say they would be paying players?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tribesman2
Keep the faith, truckitup ! :cool:
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Originally Posted by Terry
Young Cian wont be too impressed if they dont he might have to take to facebook again.
Obviously I mean the way Galway United Supporters Trust FC has been run.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
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Originally Posted by geezer
Ye want all 3 to merge is it or what?
Thanks Truckitup how come you never post in the Mervue section and you couldnt even use the same name on 2 Forums. I guess it has to be Johnny as if Mervue pull out he will be the most affected.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tribesman2
Our Mission statement is "One City, One County, One Team" which speaks for itself. The FAI have gone public saying they want one team for Galway Representing all strands of opinion in Galway. We had the support of all bar 2 Teams in Galway City,County and Beyond when we applied last season plus a sound business plan which the FAI didnt even bother looking at.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
We are willing to work with anyone to see this happen but as of yet we are the only Club willing to sit down and talk.
In fairness, its a bit rich of you to bitch about the two teams who are already in the league because they don't want to accomodate you.
yeah, yeah bigger fan base blah blah.
What exactly have Mervue and Salthill done wrong? They're doing what they feel is right. if they choose to leave the league so be it, but if they choose to stay in it, and continue to pay their bills. Let them do it
Dodge few slight mistruths in your statement. If you want to see LOI football wiped out in Galway so be it guess ill have to give up on it as the wisemen in the Pale and Limerick know all bout Galway Soccer.Mervue have been true to their ideals whereas Salthill threw out theirs.
How did you get that I want football out of Galway? Point out the 'mistruths'
Answer the question;
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What exactly have Mervue and Salthill done wrong?
As long as Mervue and Salthill are there then LOI is still in Galway though.
You say "We are willing to work with anyone to see this happen but as of yet we are the only Club willing to sit down and talk."but why should either of them talk to ye or try and help ye after the way members of GUST have slagged them off in public? Ye were very quick to point out anything negative ye got the chance to and now expect them to help ye out. Why should they do anything for ye?
In terms of the league format for next year - I just saw a comment from a Harps official saying it's 'as you were'.
Whether that means two divisions of 12 and 7, or two divisions of 12 and an expanded First Division is anyone's guess so for now
Mons back in the Premier so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
They'd really want to lower fee's for clubs participating in the First Division at least so. 7 teams would be a disgrace.
GUST, Tralee, Cobh, Fanad, Kilkenny, Carlow, Monaghan and whoever else is available, please do feel free to join.
EDIT: On another note, could we see the return of the First Division cup to increase the amount of games?
Didnt Waterford come out and say if there was not a change they would not be in the league next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
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Originally Posted by Mr A
Next years first division could be great craic altogether then...
The Board of Management of the Football Association of Ireland today (September 19) confirmed the structure of the Airtricity League for2013 season.
Prior to the decision, information meetings were held with clubs and the matter was also discussed by the National League Executive Committee.
The Board recommends a 12 club Airtricity League Premier Division for the 2013 season. The Board will also seek expressions of interest for First Division licences from clubs or new entities for the 2013 season. Interested clubs will be invited to contact the FAI in the first instance after which they will be forwarded a pack and a licensing manual to apply for an Airtricity League First Division license.
Not looking forward to this.
Any chance Waterford would just go ahead and field a few suspended players and get a big points deduction?
No mention of First Division structure. Will/Can they go with 6 teams?
I'm disappointed with today's announcement now. Really thought a one-tiered league was the best option.
They said they're inviting application from clubs and new 'entities'Quote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
Well at least that clears it up for the play-offs, they now take on serious consequence.
That doesn't really mean anything though. They haven't stayed what structure it would have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I assume they'll want at least 10 teams, which means finding 4 new entrants/victims for the First, assuming Salthill/Mervue give way to a new Galway team.
I just can't see them recruiting 4 additional clubs.
Inviting new teams is all well and good but it needs to be done right. Applications should be required to be in for the end of October to mid November. A decision needs to be made on who qualifies by the end of January. If at that stage you are left with only 7 clubs in the division then that still leaves time to go down other routes e.g regionalise the division with the teams that applie reapplying because their costs should be lower.
Doesn't matter what they do to the First from here on in, it's phuqed any which way.
Salthill, Mervue and Youths will be fine. It's Athlone, Harps, and which ones of Longford, Waterford and Limerick who don't go up who will be in real difficulty. You can't be semi-pro with enough seriousness to try and (re)establish Premier football with that kind of FD.
Well if Waterford are promoted I doubt they'll drop out!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trainee
Even if we do manage to get promoted, I'll still be very much in favour of a single division. Whoever doesn't get up before the trapdoor is pulled up this season are facing near insurmountable problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
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Originally Posted by brendy_éire
Mervue have said they plan on being there next season i believe.
until next year when you're relegated and Dundalk win the first by 30 points.Quote:
Originally Posted by gormacha
Will Waterford threaten to resign again?
I certainly hope the two Galway teams decide to stay now. We need as many teams as possible now.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Ya need everyone to stay now. Would be great if Cobh and Tralee were ready too.
Any sign of Sporting Fingal?
No club in their right mind will enter the LOI while this crazy 19,000 entry fee still exists. The first division is known as the graveyard division for a reason, next season could spell disaster for a club like longford or waterford should they not be promoted.
Now now, no call for that. You enjoy your little slap-down's don't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
As I said, irrespective of Waterford's fate, now or next season, I will advocate for a single division until there is a viable first.
If clubs need to pay €19k before any budgeting, like outspoken says, that's both of them ruled out, I'd imagine.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy