QuoteBut the whole point here is that this whole thing is asking more questions than it's answering - geysir has posted a good list. So to take Delaney's explanation as gospel would be just wrong
If there is anything more about it than this 100k i.e. some other payments then yes you are right there could be some issues. However that's not what has been spoken about.
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But the whole point here is that this whole thing is asking more questions than it's answering - geysir has posted a good list. So to take Delaney's explanation as gospel would be just wrong
The consensus (of people who know their stuff) is that the FAI are required under the company law to account for the transaction in the annual accounts.Originally Posted by paul_oshea
WHoever those people are you speak of must be very knowledgeable on common knowledgeYou misunderstood what I said. No tax reporting, but disclosed in the FAI accounts, only if he is a Director.
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And I really love your knockers,I'm a labourer by day,
I **** up all me pay,Watching footy on TV,
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He is a director
Noel Rock TD says Delaney should resign.
Rock is a member of the Oireachtas committee Delaney faces next month. Makes that meeting slightly more juicy at least."We pay a Rolls-Royce salary, €360,000 a year, for John Delaney. Do we get a Rolls-Royce performance out of that? I'm not sure," he added.
Mr Rock claimed there were "clear issues of governance, of competence and of finance" within the FAI after reports emerged about the loan Mr Delaney paid to the association.
Is John O’Mahony still on the Committtee? He used to be Chair. I think he’sa Senator now, not a TD.
I wrote to him a few years ago and hounded him on Twitter asking for a FAI governance review. No reply.
I wrote to Leo Varadkar when he was minister for Transport, Tourism & Sport. He replied that FAI’s governance wasn’t really for him to get involved with.
Would many agree with Noel Rock that this loan story will influence how the team will perform against Gibraltar? Really
Also I think he voted full support for Simon Harris, in relation to his handling of the Children's hospital project, just a short time ago.
His ticket-touting bill is in my view is a waste of Dail time, when you have Health service and housing issues that badly need sorting.
Understand and agree that politicans must investigate when public money is involved, but lets wait until we find out more.
probably not but i think most fans are sick of the build up to every international we play being dominated by side shows such as delaneys loan, alleged bust ups and player availability / declaration issues
Dan McDonnell suggesting there's doings a-transpiring too
Hoping it’s JD resigning but that feels too good to be true...
Yup. Would be too easy.
https://mobile.twitter.com/TheOpelJe...26860206170112
Okay my optimism is increasing by the minute!
my guess is a pre-emptive two fingers to the oireachtas committee with a new contract for jd..
https://mobile.twitter.com/noriordan...30940332744704
He might not have much of he scoop but just a warning that we shouldn’t be getting our hopes up!
Is John getting a raise)
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