QuoteClaremorris got nice foot up with the signing of Glynn. Should be a top player as long as the ball is played to his feet!!
Wow 10% thats fantastic!Originally Posted by renovater
Claremorris got nice foot up with the signing of Glynn. Should be a top player as long as the ball is played to his feet!!
Why does Charlestown Ath. or Ballyglass spring to mind?
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn!!
Well both of them got royally screwed by the league last year. So this was their arena to air those gripes and justifiably so.
That is in relation to the new divisional format??
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn!!
hi lads, what are clubs charging for reg this year ?...
Heard some clubs struggling to get players signed up due to reg fees.
Heard some lads saying its €150 for reg. Its pretty high for what you get or what do you get????
Refs, dressing rooms, pitch maintenance(seed, sand, mowing ect), hot water, electricity, league and player affiliation fee's, kits washed bla bla bla. Maybe you should have a word with an official at your club and they can show you the accounts.Basically if a club breaks even at the end of a season they are doing well. Your reg fee doesnt even cover the cost of the running of the club. Thats why clubs still have to fund raise. In fact its not "pretty high for what you get". Do you think all the facilities and the running of clubs is just magicked out of the sky with monopoly money???
Well said Pixie.
Relax now good lad, are the refs not paid after each game??? in most clubs players take it in turns to wash the kits to help with that cost. The reg fee doesnt do nearly anything for the running of the club.
I no to well what goes into the running cost of a club as ive paid a few bills out of my own pocket from time to time.
Its pretty high for the times we are in as im sure you look at any team in mayo, there are players not working or they have had there working days reduced and still have there own bills/families.
so maybe take a breath and chill..
I can understand all that dude. However this situation is just an example of the economy itself at scale. While wages and salaries have been effected costs have not changed. If a club reduces its registration its setting its self up for a deficit at the end of the year. Also its the same complaint from lads every year that they dont have it yet they miraculously have it in the pub every weekend to **** it up against a wall. Most clubs go back training in February. If you gave your club 20 euro per week you would have it paid off before a ball was kicked.
Yes the refs are paid after every game but most clubs take that out of the funds unless you have a system where by a collection is made. If you do then reg should be cheaper. If players want cheaper registration then it will mean extra revenue could be sought from fund raising and I dont know about you but you would be as well asking the wall to sell a ticket or do a flag day as you would the majority of fellas. Have you been involved at committee level boy? Now for that breath.....
Last edited by pixiehead; 17/03/2011 at 9:19 AM.
Yes refs would be paid before each game now rather than after,But that is a club expense.if you take ref cost and the cost of a player to play for a club you are looking in the region of €80 per player so any membership would have to higher than that amount.
I say well done if you can get players to wash football kits, I would take it most clubs, this would not happen. this just one of the many cost clubs would have, two which have not been mention league fines,pitch maintenance cutting of grass and pitch markings.
No one involved in football should be out of pocket.At the end of the day its collective responabilty of all members, players are members,first and formost.
While I do feel sorry for hardship cases, whist why they can't pay they can fund raise to help with the cost.
Yes I mentioned Pitch maintenance in my previous post
And I also mentioned fund raising
I don't think there is any need for nit picking here, My the way I didn't read what you had said on the previous page.Yes I mentioned Pitch maintenance in my previous post
And I also mentioned fund raising
I was commenting on what The Boy had posted.
Now if you have somthing postive to add ,as to what I said I would welcome that.
If you disagree with I said I will gladly like to here your contribution.
How much are the different clubs charging for registration this year??
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn!!
With Parkside and Inver pulling out, does anyone know what will happen with regards to div.2? I guess that one team from div.2 will be promoted to div.1 to replace Inver and either two teams from div. 3 promoted or will the leave it at 7 teams in each division?
It was mention on MWR that the Mayo League would jig with it.
I here reg fee's as little as €50 and as much as 85 euros
Was told of a club charging €150 for registration
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