Damn, gotta start pressing de refresh button more than de back button. Sorry 'bout de answer in stereo...
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It is good to hear that clubs are in this position now.Originally posted by derm
Rovers are holding out until after weekend. Their hopes are resting on Noel Hunt making an appearance for Dunfermline - his 20th, which would earn Rovers £20,000stg
Until then, all offers are off.
Hope it does happen and an eL club wont have to make sacrifices to get out of trouble.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
Well, Hunt came on for Dunfermline in de 75th minute as they beat Hibs 2-1 so that should do it. Rovers financial worries have eased a little (depending on when Dunfermline pays up of course)
They'll prob pay 20 quid a week for the next 3 and a half years.
all joking aside it could well be something like that, no guarentee that rovers would get it in a lump sum, although you would have hoped they would have negotiated it that way.
i don't know how long 20,000stg will keep them going though.
not long if Bogota Barry and Trev E Molloy got their hands on it...Originally posted by tiktok
i don't know how long 20,000stg will keep them going though.
He'd be a good player for City to sign and there is no guaranntee that Rovers will get their money from Scotland any time soon...
Possibly all Rovers squad are on part-time contracts so they don't have to pay wages in the close season so €30k will last a good while for them...
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