What Players are left at Shelbourne?
Dave Rogers
Jamie Harris
Colin Hawkins
Alan Moore
Richie Baker
Jason Byrne
Glen Crowe
Bobby Ryan
Greg O'Halloran
Heary
kearney
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What Players are left at Shelbourne?
Dave Rogers
Jamie Harris
Colin Hawkins
Alan Moore
Richie Baker
Jason Byrne
Glen Crowe
Bobby Ryan
Greg O'Halloran
Heary
kearney
3 of those players will be in Cork next season.
Baker and Moore
are all thats left
and thats official!
you can quote me on that
That'll make paying the wages a bit easier.
Where are the rest going/gone wws?Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
Those Dubs are crazy for that Jazz Festival ! You might get them down to watch the odd game as well..... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
:p
Owen Heary, who met Bohs boss Seán Connor yesterday, has signed a three-year-deal dependent on him obtaining a free release from Shels. He has written to the FAI demanding a free transfer, claiming the eircom League champions broke his contract.
Bohs old boy Glen Crowe is also hoping to join the Gypsies.
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Originally Posted by fbtn
i have a list of them i got off someone (well in the know at shels but not a convicted ciggarette thief) - its doin the rounds with the pats forumites
some have clubs listed beside them others have two clubs as they are weighing up two offers
all bar moore and baker (so far are going going gone)
"Meanwhile - in other news, RTE can exclusively reveal that an unknown individual using the nickname 'wws' has confirmed that only 2 players now remain at Shelbourne football club".Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
I'd get a few more phone lines installed and await the media onslaught if I was you WWS....! :D
Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
o halloran and kearney are from cork
both should sign for cork if my sauces are correct
You, of all people, should've learned to never believe a thing that Thousand Island Dressing tells you....Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
As long as they are Chef, and not HP, then you'll be fineQuote:
Originally Posted by wws
edit - mr.steve beat me to it
As long as Fenlon brings none of them to the Brandywell. I couldn't stomach my season ticket help fund their wages.
Surprised at Bohs looking to bring back Crowe.
no one with long service tax payment records in the republic will sign for Derry.Quote:
Originally Posted by lofty9
they need a certain number of years unbroken to avail of the tax back for sports people - fenlon sniffed around but they wont budge.
sorry boys but uze are as disadvantaged as backwaters like cork (that no dub willl sign for)
*I said sauce on purpose boys
You make it sound remotely like we'd want them. Perish the thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by razor
read the forum and corkcityfc.ie
and tell me that!
Think it's the other way around, Crowe is looking to come to us because we have money.Quote:
Originally Posted by lofty9
Conor doesn't rate him though and Drogs have put in a few bids for him.
Should sign for Cork City, because it's the best club he's ever played for but it's also a club that doesn't want him. He's more likely to end up at Waterford...Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
I don't post there anymore, you may just have figured out why. Joe Kendricks is the only Dub we're interested in, thats it I guess. Burton, Ndo, Kearney, Cahill or Ryan aren't DubsQuote:
Originally Posted by wws
either is hawkins
My moneys on Cobh. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
Hawkins is getting married so that will be the end of him. Look what hasppened to Kevin Hunt!Quote:
Originally Posted by galwayhoop
Thank God for partition!!! That's a great advanatage!! Gives us that edge when it comes to community and passion for the club than having the usual merchants doing the rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
Certainly agree that it has proved an advantage in keeping away from the current round of the mercenary merry-go-round.Quote:
Originally Posted by lofty9
But in the long-term this, added to us having to pay VAT on gate receipts is a real negative.
I've long dreamed that Derry City could build a new stadium down by Coshquin with one half of the pitch on each side of the border. We could then evade tax in both jurisdictions (a la Slab Murphy), by retreating into the other half of the pitch whilst frustrated taxmen would have to stop at the halfway line and shake their fists in a bizarre Dukes of Hazard type way.
In fact, I'm surprised Ollie hasn't thought of this already....
http://www.shelbournefc.ie/players.php
At present.
"We all live in the randy Coshquin..."Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Needs a bit of work, perhaps.
Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
yeah I hear the Derry squad play for free....
in Brandywell Stadium, on Lollipop Road near Gumdrop Lane!
You didn't get the irony detector for Christmas after all WWS?Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
you joking me dcfcsteve borrowed mine and destoyed the bleedin thing
At least Ennis and Mulhall should get a game now!!!!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gareth
I will now answer the question in alphabetical order:
BAKER, Richie...
That is all.
I don't know if eL players look at it but the tax rebate for sports people is considerabel especially for the higher earners. Taking the example of eL players earning 70k the tax rebate while not able to draw down for 10 years is worth at least 15% top up.
I'd be surprised if a high earner such as jason Byrne was due over 200k+ tax back after his best 10 years. Its like a short term pension. was not aware tax years had to be concurrent.
You mean I plugged it in and found the 'on' button for you......Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
'We love quim, in the randy Coshquin..!'Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
Taaaaaxxxxxiiiiiiiiii !
Assuming they can produce P60's for their full wages, which might be a fairly big assumption....Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Any idea of the actual figures? I know Shane Byrne (rugby) left for Saracens for a big payday on the assumption that he'd be able to come back to Ireland and finish his career here, thus availing of the taxback on his earnings from when he played for Leinster.Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
Exactly, a lot of the big-earners are screwed when they come to collect their back tax.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
Incidentally, a former Pats player has just been done by the Revenue because Pats claimed his tax credits despite the fact that they were used up in his other job. He get's done, Pats don't. Not the Revenue's fault but the FAI should be looking into this kind of financial cheating.
KOH
Who?
As far as I know the tax incentive only applies to your 5 highest earning years over a ten year period as a professional sportsman.
It's the only reason Malcolm O'Kelly and Brian O'Driscoll didn't go to France when offered deals there.
Afaik it's your 10 best years.
I didn't think they had to be consecutive though, but that would make sense given the idea behind it, to incentivise top sportspeople to stay in Ireland.
Otherwise they could spend their peak years abroad and still avail of up to 10 years tax rebates.
Hang on a minute while I tell some random punter on the internet. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by charliesboots
KOH