come on - please enlighten usQuote:
Originally Posted by dortie
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come on - please enlighten usQuote:
Originally Posted by dortie
The rumour is our board are about to resign, the players are going to admit to bonuses but not dual contracts, Paul Diamond and Hugh McDaid are returnng and we will be in the 1st division next season
This one is gathering steam.Quote:
Originally Posted by pól-dcfc
Surely Tralee Dynamos, Castlebar Celtic, Tullamore Town, FC Carlow and Cobh Ramblers (in that order) would all have the right to apply for a First Division licence ahead of Derry City? Even Kildare County actually, as unlikely as that might be.
You'd have thought so but the FAI were being very vague as to what level they could come back in at.
We have drums and jester hats.
We'll be back :cool:
Darren Quigley on Radio Ulster:
"I had to go to the FAI". "The FAI are my SIPTU".
"I don't know how anyone can admit to the FAI that they have two contracts when they don't know they have two contracts". [referring to himself]
Considering they've to reapply for entry, I don't think the FAI have any choice here if the A league sides want entry to the First Division, the bigger question would be if any of them are ready, and I would think not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
By all accounts Tralee are anxious to step up and are building a stand, but I'm not sure if it would be ready in time.
Wexford hadn't built their stand by the start of their first season in the league though, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
They might mysteriously fail on some licensing criterion or other.Quote:
Originally Posted by CSFShels
Can you come back without the drums? thanks in advance.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Don't worry, there's a good chance they'll be repossessed.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonofstan
Heard the same rumours from several sources myself, standby for an announcement...
UTV report http://www.u.tv/UTVMediaPlayer/Defau...d-c7a0f6b959a4
Including some vintage footage against Longford. We'll seem them next season too.
Quigley on RTÉ said he went to Fran Gavin after he couldn't get in touch with Pat McDaid about wages. Said what he was owed, Gavin said that's not what you should be getting paid.
On BBC News: Directors held a meeting this evening. The meeting has broken up and another meeting will be held tonight.
...and for real-time discussions, chatroom here:
http://www.irishfootienetwork.com/de...hat/index.php3
Big meeting tonight is the word.
Is Darren Quigley the only player is LOI history to be failed to be paid by two clubs at the same time? By the loan agreement, Fingal allegedly paid Derry 75% of wages, which the club pocketed and then failed to pay Darren his 'actual' amount.
As has been said, you couldn't make it up.
Official: Board have resigned.
I wonder what crazy individual will put themsleves forward now. Meanwhile Stephen Kenny still remains exempt from it all !!Quote:
Originally Posted by dancinpants