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I wouldn't put too much store by what you read extratime.ie. They reported that Faz had signed for Cork despite being offered more by Dundalk. The facts are that Cork are paying Faz 600 to 700 a week MORE than Dundalk were prepared to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iorfa2MaccaJim
You really should look for your information elsewhere.
Hold on- Didn't Cork agree to that 1k a week wage cap?Quote:
Originally Posted by SMorgan
Would that indicate that Cork offered 1k and Dundalk 300 a week?
Dave Freeman has signed for Monaghan - no confirmation online so can't post it in the definite transfers but he has signed.
I have posted it in the official transfers and it is on our website!
sorry about that magicme - he'll do well for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
Gary Rogers signing today for Pats...
and Barry Ryan going in opposite direction
Confirmed as is the release of Barry RyanQuote:
Originally Posted by Jersey Cow
http://www.stpatsfc.com/news.php?id=2822
Quote from Seán Connor:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
"It's disappointing as he's a very good player. But we couldn't compete with Cork's offer. We offered a very good full-time deal but there was a €300 gap between what we offered in gross terms to what he accepted in net terms. So I just couldn't fit it into our budget."
http://dundalkfc.com/news/090126_Turner.asp
What a curious comparison.
Strange. Why would Faz be telling Connor what he was offered in net terms? We dont do contracts in net terms anymoreQuote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
because the Net figure is all that matters to the majority of players (and people generally...)Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
its hardly going to be too hard for him to work out, all he wouldnt have wanted to know is what he gets in his hands at the end of the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
Maybe but is it not strange then to compare the terms using net for one and gross for the other? Why not just say they offered x00 more than us?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I've no idea what we offered(but I am confident our budget will not be exceeded overall) but am not the most trusting of Sean Connor...
When did Cork clear the all the wages they owed? I didn't see anything about it on here and surely they wouldn't be allowed sign new players if they hadn't..
And you are of Paul Doolin...please, give us a break!Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
Why not? We have til January 31st to pay backpay. We have broken no rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Afaik there is still 1 player in talks and Alan mathews to sort out
You've lost me(happening quite often today). I am what of Paul Doolin? Who brought Doolin into the equation?Quote:
Originally Posted by Black and White
Im talking about what Connor said(my opinion of Doolin is a rant not worth starting). But Doolin has been given a budget decided by others. I imagine its up to him how he spends it and it'l be obvious if he made the wrong choices.
You said you are not the most trusting of Sean Connor and I said you are of Paul Doolin over Connor! Doolin is a clown, look what he said at the end of lasts eason as Drogheda manager, "whats the point", game isnt significant etc etc...every game is significant etc etc etc!Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
Again what on earth is your point? Doolin hasnt commented on this situationQuote:
Originally Posted by Black and White
There should be a rule against it. It's ridiculous that you can go out signing new players when you still owe money to previous players and staff..Quote:
Originally Posted by micls