It's today isn't it? Very quiet out there so far. Some might say too quiet.
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It's today isn't it? Very quiet out there so far. Some might say too quiet.
It lost all it's mojo when they stopped announcing them one by one
Anyone know when we can expect the announcement? Bit odd that it seems to be a lot later in the day than previously.
It's just adding to the drama.
Cabinteely didn't actually get a licence after all and the FAI are going to spring a brand new club on us.
Termonbarry keyboard warriors FC.
There's drama in watching paint dry?
No noise indicates no bees.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
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13 teams have failed and will all play in the new Division Two.
2015 season cancelled as FAI forget to issue licenses.
We could issue our own - as the FootAI.
Starting with Termonbarry KWFC, of course.
Bray's the one we're all waiting for!Quote:
Originally Posted by littlebray
No word at all yet is there?
Licences for all bar Bray, Athlone & Cobh.
https://twitter.com/noriordan/status/567679199268593665
Bray differentiated from the other two there. Interesting times.
No season ticket bought yet....still not confident enough that we will escape the rigours of the FAI :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by atfconline
Could always switch to Cabinteely!
So, if for some reason Bray are denied either a license or at least a Premier one, would that mean they are replaced by Waterford as UCD didn't get a Premier License either?
Actually no season tickets on sale yet- they sold vouchers before Christmas but no actual tickets. Maybe that should tell us something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain2007
bray have already met with them . All to be sorted . no need to panic . no need to submit anything else unlike the other 2 clubs
We had to form a new club, Longford FC, on the quiet it seems.
http://m.rte.ie/sport/soccer/irish/2...eague-licence/
Edit: Longford Town FC has now been reinstated. On appeal presumably.
@LMFM reported that both Dundalk and Drogs got their Prem Licence, and the Oriel Park pitch has been approved for the Champions Lge after tests were carried out.
Right now is a brilliant time for the FAI to cosy up with the government and do something amazing. They need to break this insane cycle of nobody knowing anything. I swear to god it's getting as bad as Russia! Minus the minus temperatures, terrible beer and functioning transport system!
Don't know how Limerick got a license. No clear idea where they're planning on playing in a few weeks.
Did they release their statement before or after?
Same way every other team that didn't fulfil the criteria got one.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverFeltBetter
I would assume limerick gave some kind of assurances to a back up venue.
There was word about a week ago that the club were meeting the FAI.
Licencing Committee were supposedly meeting at 5 this evening, so should have word on Bray, Athlone and Cobh in a short while.
Cobh are Bray are good anyway, haven't heard about Athlone.
Edit: They're good too. Getting this all via Twitter.