Ways to help Cork?

**Longfordian** · 29/07/2009, 3:40 PM

The Cork forum and http://www.extratime.ie/newsdesk/articles/2267/

**sonofstan** · 29/07/2009, 4:01 PM

Originally Posted by Shelsred

This will probably sound harsh, but good riddence Cork. I have no time for any clubs who effectively cheat

Writes a Shels fan.....

**Ezeikial** · 29/07/2009, 5:33 PM

Originally Posted by Shelsred

This will probably sound harsh, but good riddence Cork. I have no time for any clubs who effectively cheat, .

Originally Posted by sonofstan

Writes a Shels fan.....

"Effectively cheat"......Yea, it's really so hypocritical!

**roinuj** · 29/07/2009, 6:24 PM

why isnt this thread and all the other cork threads in the cork forum,
all this bull just because they didnt pay the tax man

BORING

**sligoman** · 29/07/2009, 6:39 PM

Originally Posted by roinuj

BORING

Your threads are a lot more exciting it has to be said.

**HarpoJoyce** · 29/07/2009, 8:54 PM

Originally Posted by sonofstan;

Ways to help Cork?

Tell their fans that Glasgow Celtic lost one-nil to Dynamo Moscow at home in the Champions League third qualifying round first leg.

**A N Mouse** · 29/07/2009, 9:46 PM

Originally Posted by Shelsred

Why would anyone want to donate any of their hard earned money to save Cork? I understand any Cork fan giving all he can to save his club, but why would anyone else do it?

Cork splashed out money they didn't have, simple as. As was said already, any posters on here who have claimed to be such great LoI fans, why aren't you giving your money to Limerick? Why didn't you give your money to Drogs, Dublin City or Waterford?

This will probably sound harsh, but good riddence Cork. I have no time for any clubs who effectively cheat, and although I would've enjoyed a trip to the Village next season, I won't be losing any sleepover it.

Why have you got that avatar then?

**Dunny** · 29/07/2009, 9:49 PM

Originally Posted by Shelsred

Why would anyone want to donate any of their hard earned money to save Cork?

I agree with this one line tbh. You can all have a go or whatever but my own club needs the money. If I could, I would gladly give something to Cork but in the current climate I can only afford to give to my own club.

**Mr A** · 30/07/2009, 10:38 AM

Having read through some of the stuff on the Cork Forum, one massively important question arises: Did the FAI issue a license to Cork City without the club having a tax clearance certificate?

**razor** · 30/07/2009, 10:50 AM

Originally Posted by Shelsred

I have no time for any clubs who effectively cheat

we obviously haven't cheated effectively enough

**brianw82** · 30/07/2009, 11:04 AM

While I admire the sentiment, I'd just like to remind anyone actually donating a fiver or a tenner to FORAS that it'll probably be only a matter of time until your club is looking for that money. Just bear that in mind.

**ndrog** · 30/07/2009, 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by joey4ireland

This coming from a $hels fan is priceless. It was your club who got the ball rolling on the tradition of overspending in this league. A tradition which has us, Bohs and god knows how many other clubs in the toilet.

To those who are wondering why people who didn't help drogs, Limerick and Waterford are interested in helping us I think it's because - and I mean no disrespect - people are gonna miss City more so than those clubs. It's more enjoyable to watch games in the corss than Jackman park or United Park. Though I would help out any other clubs who find them in a mess if I could afford it. I wouldn't wish whats happening to us in anyone else

And here it is , classic cork mentality ! seriously full of your own self importance as usual .I am not looking forward to you going bust and i konw how it feels to be in your position . As for fans wondering why no one helped Drogheda United fc during examinership ? This couldnt be any further from the truth .We had tons of donations from around the country including cork , pats fans came up and played Drogs fans in a supporters match that roddy collins managed a team in , we had Bohs fans putting money into our collections . Dundalk gave the proceeds of the Jim malone cup to the club and fair play to them for it etc etc . Lots of people didnt want to see us dissapear and lots of people dont wanna see you gone either .But its not a COMPETITION ffs ..

**John83** · 30/07/2009, 12:30 PM

Originally Posted by Mr A

Having read through some of the stuff on the Cork Forum, one massively important question arises: Did the FAI issue a license to Cork City without the club having a tax clearance certificate?

Were they not just out of examinership when their license was granted? They'd have had a cert, I'd have thought.

**Ronnie** · 30/07/2009, 12:49 PM

I would say Cork had a cert after coming out of examinership.
However that cert could have been for a short period of time - common enough now in football to issue certs for a few months.
Or the cert could have been issued and subsequently revoked.
In either case the licensing body would know, whether they'd do anything about it is another matter!

**pineapple stu** · 30/07/2009, 12:50 PM

Originally Posted by John83

Were they not just out of examinership when their license was granted? They'd have had a cert, I'd have thought.

Examinership ended August-ish; licences were granted in February.

**John83** · 30/07/2009, 1:15 PM

Originally Posted by pineapple stu

Examinership ended August-ish; licences were granted in February.

Wikipedia says October. The clubs operate with a November year end. I presume the tax cert is issued around then.

**WindmillWarrior** · 30/07/2009, 1:16 PM

Originally Posted by ndrog

And here it is , classic cork mentality ! seriously full of your own self importance as usual .I am not looking forward to you going bust and i konw how it feels to be in your position . As for fans wondering why no one helped Drogheda United fc during examinership ? This couldnt be any further from the truth .We had tons of donations from around the country including cork , pats fans came up and played Drogs fans in a supporters match that roddy collins managed a team in , we had Bohs fans putting money into our collections . Dundalk gave the proceeds of the Jim malone cup to the club and fair play to them for it etc etc . Lots of people didnt want to see us dissapear and lots of people dont wanna see you gone either .But its not a COMPETITION ffs ..

Yeah, what he said!

**p�l-dcfc** · 30/07/2009, 1:24 PM

Anyone seen this?

**davidatrb** · 30/07/2009, 1:58 PM

Originally Posted by James

rediculous comment
imagine your job was to produce reports for your boss, and your boss said, for every report you produce i'll pay you an extra 1000.
you think you wouldnt snap it up and go nice one, cheers and flood the place with reports!!

get real like

And watch the company you work for go bust? And watch the industry at
home shaken once again?

The players in general (not talking about Cork City here) are definitely
not innocent. I do agree that the clubs are totally irresponsible paying huge wages, but I wouldn't be rushing to defend the greed of the players either.

Besides, I don't think that you can compare football to other types of jobs.

**jebus** · 30/07/2009, 2:06 PM

Originally Posted by davidatrb

And watch the company you work for go bust? And watch the industry at
home shaken once again?

The players in general (not talking about Cork City here) are definitely
not innocent. I do agree that the clubs are totally irresponsible paying huge wages, but I wouldn't be rushing to defend the greed of the players either.

Nonsense. The players are offered a contract by the club, it is then up to them to accept or decline it based on their own valuation of their skill, if both club and player agree a set figure then the club should honour that contract.

It's not up to the players to balance the books after all

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