QuoteThat Echo article is good news right?
Talk on the Intermediate Forum that City are playing Avondale Utd at Ballea Park in Carrigaline tomorrow night.
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That Echo article is good news right?
Its the same article as the Examiner this morning.Originally Posted by Doomofman
I'm hopeful but not getting my hopes up too high.
The latest (alleged) rumours are that Tom will step aside for a mere €400K.
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That all went into the pocket of the Examiner who handed over the Club to Tom as his preferred bidder.
However, we did get transfer fees for Denis Behan and Colin Healy around the time of the High, somewhere around €100,000 for the pair if I remember correctly, so add that to the ****ing rant above. AAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!
Has he actually put any money into the club?
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He has a chance to walk away now and pocket some few bob for his troubles or see the club fold.
Tom should dispense with his favourite game, hardball and take the money and run. (Preferrably out of Cork)
We'll be worth nothing if we fold but i've a feeling he doesn't care all that much.
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Is this not a bit worrying? The restructuring after the winding up order seemed reckless at best.
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Quintas tried to do an audit of the club, were there to help out but were met with a brick wall. They couldnt finish the audit and gave up after that.
The statement came from Tommy No Bobs, so Lot's wife is recommended.
Quintas were definitely involved after the High Court date, but the rumours around Cork are they met with a serious brick wall as they were trying to pull all the neccessary information together. They apparently broke off relations with the club quite a while ago.
Do you remember that 6 steps to Europe campaign from last year when the club consulted their financial advisors and came up with the masterstroke of coming up with 5,000 people per home game on average [it should be noted that they seemed to think they were starring in Field of Dreams II: Tommy's Nightmare and that by stating they wanted 5,000 to show up,. that they would just magically show up].
Anyway, Quintas were at pains to let people know that they were not the 'financial advisors' referred to in the piece, so even as far back as late Sept/early Oct. when the six steps was revealed they were already stepping away from the farce it seems.
Cork City: Making 'Dream Team' seem realistic since 2007.
Billy Dennehy signs for Shamrock Rovers, following Pat Sullivan.
Dan Murray, Danny Murphy and Dan Connor all linked to Rovers too.
Tallaght-ngers!
Cork City: Making 'Dream Team' seem realistic since 2007.
Rovers have moved their official match night from Saturday to Friday and there's talk that one of the main considerations was letting all the Cork lads go home for the weekend!
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None of the aforementioned players are actually from Cork.
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They do allow people who weren't born on the banks of the Lee to live there though....
Not if they could help it :-)They do allow people who weren't born on the banks of the Lee to live there though....
Only for the duration of their stay with the club.They do allow people who weren't born on the banks of the Lee to live there though....
Others are harder to get rid of
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Was he a dwarf at the Chelsea FC Christmas party by any chance...?
Oi! Grrrr!Others are harder to get rid of
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Roddy's claw prints look all over this "investment" deal. He'll do the same as he did at Carlisle, Dublin City and Floriana. Run up big debts and then run himself. I've got to get a link to the Floriana forum where Roddy's "apology" and punishment are posted. It popped on the maltafootball forum then disappeared.
The whole saga just makes the league sadder.
Looking to relocate home games to St. Colman's Park rather than settle with the MFA for Turner's Cross would mark a lower point for the club than Busgate. If that happens, TNB should be run out of Cork, Meaney with him!
Cork City: Making 'Dream Team' seem realistic since 2007.
If I were cobh I would be insisting on payment a month in advance
If I were Cobh I wouldn't let them anywhere near my groundIf I were cobh I would be insisting on payment a month in advance
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