Petition to wind up: Cork City Investment FC Ltd

**Real ale Madrid** · 19/06/2009, 7:36 PM

Originally Posted by Macy

No it doesn't - as has been said, they would've if that was an option. Examinership isn't an option for clubs that own assets, since those can be sold. It wasn't because of some moral obligation they paid a 100% back - if they were so ethically minded they wouldn't have run up the debts in the first place.

Shels fans are in the knowledge that all thier debts are fully paid while cork City for instance my club ran up debts which it will never pay back - a fact that - regardless of how it came to pass - is a difficult for some people involved in football in Cork to reconcile with - no effort since has been made since to pay that back - not that there is any money there anyway or will it eveer likely to be paid back , i feel that administration is something in which all businesses hide behind, but especially in football these days. Not making Shels to be holier than tho or anything - more of an observation on ourselves. When you bring it up with the majority of City fans the reaction is thats business, thats life - tough luck etc etc...personally i don't think thats right.

**Dodge** · 20/06/2009, 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by Real ale Madrid

When you bring it up with the majority of City fans the reaction is thats business, thats life - tough luck etc etc...personally i don't think thats right.

But again, the counter argument was that when fans of other clubs were pointing out that Shels buying the league wasn't a good development, the reply of EVERY shels fan was "tough, its business, we have the money and we're spending it"

So you'll have to excuse us if we don't feel any sympathy for you having to pay back money you didn't have now...

**higgins** · 22/06/2009, 1:46 AM

Originally Posted by pineapple stu

They probably would have liked to go into administration and wipe a load of their debts

What are you on about !

You have no idea how anyone at Shels is thinking regarding the current debts. Really Stu you'd be better off keeping out of it and not making up silly comments based on your own hatred of Shels.

Another comment that proves you know feck all about what is going on at Shelbourne.

**pineapple stu** · 22/06/2009, 8:48 AM

So you'd rather be paying off the debts instead of having them all wiped clean?

Yeah, right.

**higgins** · 24/06/2009, 1:56 AM

Originally Posted by pineapple stu

So you'd rather be paying off the debts instead of having them all wiped clean?

Yeah, right.

If that question is directed at me then the answer is Yes I'd rather pay the debts in full.

**A face** · 24/06/2009, 1:40 PM

Originally Posted by higgins

If that question is directed at me then the answer is Yes I'd rather pay the debts in full.

Well seeing as you put it like that then fair play to ya !!

**tippex** · 01/07/2009, 1:25 PM

Monday week is groundhog day.

Any rumblings of being able to pay what is owed or is there still complete silence?

**Umberside** · 01/07/2009, 5:23 PM

Originally Posted by tippex

Monday week is groundhog day.

Any rumblings of being able to pay what is owed or is there still complete silence?

Complete silence.

**Youths4Ever** · 01/07/2009, 6:20 PM

do Cork City receive any money from the sale of Kevin Doyle?
sorry if has been asked already.

**Mr A** · 01/07/2009, 6:23 PM

No, they sold their sell-on clause back to Reading.

**Martinho II** · 01/07/2009, 8:30 PM

Originally Posted by Youths4Ever

do Cork City receive any money from the sale of Kevin Doyle?
sorry if has been asked already.

think cork city made a big loss on it. didnt they sell for 200k and they could have received 750k?

**OneRedArmy** · 01/07/2009, 9:58 PM

Originally Posted by Martinho II

think cork city made a big loss on it. didnt they sell for 200k and they could have received 750k?

Time value of money.

Offer most EL clubs �200k now or �750 later and they'll bite your hand off for the money now.

When you're time horizon is limited to a couple of weeks decisions like make themselves.

**De Town** · 01/07/2009, 10:24 PM

Originally Posted by OneRedArmy

Offer most EL clubs �200k now or �750 later and they'll bite your hand off for the money now.

Well who would take �750 over �200,000?

**eamo1** · 01/07/2009, 10:28 PM

So in 2 weeks time they'll get another 2 or 3 weeks and so on......

**shep** · 02/07/2009, 8:28 AM

In the papers today saying Cork players ready to go on strike as they have not recieved wages.

Also a piece on Dool�n being in the frame for the Stockport job.

**fionnsci** · 02/07/2009, 9:03 AM

Originally Posted by shep

In the papers today saying Cork players ready to go on strike as they have not recieved wages.

Cork are really psising me off, could they not just learn ther funkcig lesson.

**Dodge** · 02/07/2009, 9:09 AM

Originally Posted by fionnsci

Cork are really psising me off, could they not just learn ther funkcig lesson.

Oh they've learnt the lesson.

They just have no money

**sheao** · 02/07/2009, 9:37 AM

Originally Posted by shep

In the papers today saying Cork players ready to go on strike as they have not recieved wages.

Also a piece on Dool�n being in the frame for the Stockport job.

What papers is this mentioned in ? TNB seems to have YET caused another problem.

**shep** · 02/07/2009, 9:42 AM

Originally Posted by sheao

What papers is this mentioned in ? TNB seems to have YET caused another problem.

I know they are not the most reliable tabloid...but i read it in the sun this morning on the back page.

There is no smoke without fire though.

**pete** · 02/07/2009, 9:47 AM

Originally Posted by shep

I know they are not the most reliable tabloid...but i read it in the sun this morning on the back page.

There is no smoke without fire though.

Do you realise that contraction? Do you aspire to work for the Evening Herald?