Clare League 2009/10

**out red** · 16/12/2009, 9:17 AM

Originally Posted by Planners

Question -
Does a player need to actually sign a form in order to be eligible to play or can it be signed for on his behalf with consent - its just that I know a player who will be playing with a particular club and there may be a question of his eligibility -
Anyone know

planners this is only a problem if the player doesnt want to play for that club. it would be near impossible to prove a player didnt sign the form if he is happy at his club sure all he would have to say is he did sign it. no rule on it as far as im aware

**Planners** · 16/12/2009, 11:14 AM

Originally Posted by the special 1

Nothing but scandal from u this week planners. Name and shame

We - being PLanners - will not release our source -

**out red** · 16/12/2009, 11:16 AM

Originally Posted by Planners

We - being PLanners - will not release our source -

is it a guessing game? how about you give us a clue? maybe the club

**Planners** · 16/12/2009, 11:20 AM

Originally Posted by out red

is it a guessing game? how about you give us a clue? maybe the club

No sorry -
But do you know the actual rule ?

**out red** · 16/12/2009, 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by Planners

No sorry -
But do you know the actual rule ?

I dont planners because their isnt one

but just for your curiosity you can have a look at the following
http://www.claresoccer.net/index.php...eral&Itemid=46 rules 61 to 77 i think you require. he will be a big asset sunday as he signed the form two weeks ago.

**LazyLegs** · 16/12/2009, 11:36 AM

well obviously there is a rule against signing a form illegally planners. Common sense wold tell you that. Unless maybe the player cannot write which is highly unlikely. So what is your point?

**out red** · 16/12/2009, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by LazyLegs

well obviously there is a rule against signing a form illegally planners. Common sense wold tell you that. Unless maybe the player cannot write which is highly unlikely. So what is your point?

bought hook line and sinker

**Planners** · 16/12/2009, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by out red

I dont planners because their isnt one

but just for your curiosity you can have a look at the following
http://www.claresoccer.net/index.php...eral&Itemid=46 rules 61 to 77 i think you require. he will be a big asset sunday as he signed the form two weeks ago.

Thanks OR - I wasn;t getting at any individual , I'm sure that alot of signatures on the registration forms with different clubs are " forgeries"
Who are you talking about - who signed for ye ?

**Planners** · 16/12/2009, 11:55 AM

Originally Posted by LazyLegs

well obviously there is a rule against signing a form illegally planners. Common sense wold tell you that. Unless maybe the player cannot write which is highly unlikely. So what is your point?

No point - I was just asking the question - why ?

**out red** · 16/12/2009, 11:59 AM

Originally Posted by Planners

Thanks OR - I wasn;t getting at any individual , I'm sure that alot of signatures on the registration forms with different clubs are " forgeries"
Who are you talking about - who signed for ye ?

true enough, im on about nabs

**Planners** · 16/12/2009, 12:03 PM

Originally Posted by out red

true enough, im on about nabs

Great addition - when is he ready ?-
Whats the story on the management front - are ye back on track ? how did training go last night ?

**YNWA** · 16/12/2009, 12:08 PM

Originally Posted by LazyLegs

well obviously there is a rule against signing a form illegally planners. Common sense wold tell you that. Unless maybe the player cannot write which is highly unlikely. So what is your point?

Well if its the lad im thinking of he will struggle to sign the form

**Planners** · 16/12/2009, 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by out red

bought hook line and sinker

**gaffer** · 16/12/2009, 1:02 PM

Does anyone know how the league can stop a club from changing to Limerick from Clare.
When the season is complete surely that is the end of the club registration with the League, or is there other rules about changing leagues.
Maybe some of the old Newtown lads might have some information on this.

**Stanley** · 16/12/2009, 3:01 PM

Originally Posted by gaffer

Does anyone know how the league can stop a club from changing to Limerick from Clare.
When the season is complete surely that is the end of the club registration with the League, or is there other rules about changing leagues.
Maybe some of the old Newtown lads might have some information on this.

F.A.I. Rules

RULE 68. LEAGUE TRANSFERS
(a) A team or club desiring to transfer to a different league at the end of a season must obtain a transfer on an official form
(supplied by the Divisional Association) and signed by the Club, the League from which they are departing and the League they propose to enter.
Such a request must be made on or before 1st May in any year.

**galway hero** · 17/12/2009, 11:17 AM

i was at the avenue v rock rovers game the weekend and must say the standard of soccer was very high both teams have some great players and was very exiting from start to finish i think the game shows the league is very competitive at the moment still think avenue are favorites but with newmarket and rineanna,bunraty around who knows

**Planners** · 18/12/2009, 9:16 AM

Originally Posted by the special 1

It's between avenue and rock with maybe Newmarket sneaking in there. Rats have dropped too many points. Rovers are punching way above their weight.

Predictions for this week wins for avenue bridge utd rock Newmarket and bunratty.

Anyone agree

I do

**out red** · 18/12/2009, 10:59 AM

Originally Posted by the special 1

It's between avenue and rock with maybe Newmarket sneaking in there. Rats have dropped too many points. Rovers are punching way above their weight.

Predictions for this week wins for avenue bridge utd rock Newmarket and bunratty.

Anyone agree

wouldnt rule out the two bridges and shannon olympic either