QuoteIt passed due to their solid plans for a new ground
What has your club done to get UEFA licence this season?
Most obvious things would be infrastructure so has any club actually made upgrades this season?
Since visited Ballybofey for first time been wonder how passed Premier licence infrastructure requirement...
It passed due to their solid plans for a new ground
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
Well we finally own our own ground, thats a good start for obtaining the club licence
Limerick 37, its so shiny and new we dare not take the cover off.
There is little point in spending money in upgrading Finn Park 1 when we are about to build Finn Park 2.Not that hard to understand really!Originally Posted by pete
Things seem to be moving for Limerick at last. Buying out the ground and getting 1800 people to their first home game against Monaghan!If ye get things right on the pitch it could be interesting times ahead!BTW When does Dolan start?Well we finally own our own ground, thats a good start for obtaining the club licence
Your not the only person 'wondering', if that can pass so can the Daisy field in Derry.
Go lí cúnna ifrinn do thóin bheagmhaitheasach
Plans seem to have been be acceptable for infrastructure for this year's Premier Licence, should Harps get into Europe they'll have to switch no doubt, to Derry I suppose.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
Like that would ever happen
Look at this .... the boys are in really fast to have a dig but have totally avoided the question atop of the thread.
The Brandy ..... The Flansiro ..... Whats the scéal lads ??
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
Well, AFAIK, we didnt really have to do much to Flansiro to get the licence, it was mainly "behind the scenes" sorta stuff. The real man in the know is Longfordian though
We made all the necessary upgrades last July before the UEFA match..spent over €300,000 on the ground for that game which didnt come easy let me tell ya. Had to screde (sp) all the concrete around two sides of the ground meaning all the seats had to be taken out and put in again, build and kit out a drug testing room and medical room,construct a disabled bay and a control tower. The car park is being resurfaced this week. So to sum up, quite a bit was done on infrastructure.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
So the lads will be able to park outside the ground tomorrow !!
Why didn't ye get the license first time round though ?? What was missing ?
Anyone know the full story for City lads, what were we missing ? I heard it was photocopied docs held it all up in the end but what else was done. [SIZE=1]Just realised we never actually found out[/SIZE]
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
There was a delay getting a tax clearance cert but it got sorted with a bit of work behind the scenes.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
same with drogheda
Is it true your new ground is going to be in Co. Meath
I think we would rather play in Ibrox with razorblades as boots!Anyway it won't be a problem for a while!
I thought it did pass???
I wasn't having a dig at Harps at all. I do accept that Harps have probably the most solid of new ground proposals in the league.
Don't know much about Drogs new stadium plans but doesn't sound very concrete
Limericks new ground plans sound like just an aspiration.
Does anyone know what extra requirement for Uefa licence over Premier one are?
Last seasons Premier license was also a UEFA license. This requirements for this years Premier License have been relaxed due to so many clubs struggling to achieve the requirements last season, creating the new "higher" category of UEFA license.
The detailed requirements are in the licensing manual infrastructure section, I'm sure someone will post a link to it.
Interestingly someone on another thread posted that there is a new requirement that you can't sell your old ground until the new one is two thirds complete. Has anyone any idea who or where this came from? If this is true it would require clubs to secure pretty substantial bridging loans to fund construction before the old ground is sold. This is the model Harps and Shels are working on.
yup Co. Meath on the south side of drogheda just outside the town,and plans are very much concreteIs it true your new ground is going to be in Co. Meath
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