Bohs Jersey

[oriel]

Nice to see another club get in on the act and take the focus off DFC in all of this v WRC season, maybe Hendo will actually get paid though, as I'm still fairly sure none of the cases v DFC have been settled, in payment terms.

[oriel]

The amount of money Lambert has brought to the club must be astonishing at this stage. Right back to the fundraising gigs to keep the club alive 13/14 years ago. It's like he has the same ideas as a lunatic on a barstool but somehow the capacity to make them happen.

Really don't get other clubs flak on this jersey thing, it should be commended any LOI club looking to get additional revenue streams in, who cares about the band, who played a concert in 1978 or 1980, if its incoming money and they are paying small % to charity, fair play to them.

Nothing stopping any of the other 19 LOI clubs coming up with similar ideas to raise money.

[cl�irseach]

I think that with even a limited amount of hours, the responsibility involved makes me a little surprised at the salary.

If Dundalk haven't settled the balances that is crazy. Really could come back to bite you. Much like this poor practice from Bohs did. People in football will let a lot of things slide, too much at times, but that was foolish and unnecessary.

[total hoofball]

According to the Indo article on this:

His job spec was described, in a submission to the WRC, as “head of recruitment, men’s first team goalkeeper coach, women’s first team coach, chief scout for the Academy and liaison with the Respondent’s partner club” with a weekly wage of €250

The WRC must have had a good chuckle today at that job spec versus salary, lets hope Bohs haven't been planning releasing any new shirts for the raising societal awareness of Revenue.ie

[oriel]

I think that with even a limited amount of hours, the responsibility involved makes me a little surprised at the salary.

If Dundalk haven't settled the balances that is crazy. Really could come back to bite you. Much like this poor practice from Bohs did. People in football will let a lot of things slide, too much at times, but that was foolish and unnecessary.

Think I read before, its one thing awarding the money to be paid, another thing getting it paid, I`m almost sure Dundalk have not paid out, could be wrong, also I`m not sure if any of this can / will effect a future licence. Also heard something that Dundalk's owner might be contesting some of these awards too. But who knows.

[sbgawa]

I have a little insight here re appeals of WRC decsions.

Firstly the line of appeal is to the Labour Court, from what i hear 85% to 90% of decsions are rubber stamped.
So appealing unless you have really strong grounds , basically an error in Law or proceedure or obvious unfairness in the deciosn (this can happen as the WRC guys are in general little "Tin pot dictators") as you are veryunlikely to win in the labour court.

The only next/other step is to the high Court but only on a point of Law.

Basically if you are ruled against in the WRC you are going to end up paying up unless the money is massive as the cost of running the case again is prohibitive and highly unlikely to succeeed.

In terms of enforcement, unless you are in liquidation and legally able to avoid paying , you are paying up or facing further legal action by the courts to enforce the order.....at your expense.

[Nesta99]

Really don't get other clubs flak on this jersey thing, it should be commended any LOI club looking to get additional revenue streams in, who cares about the band, who played a concert in 1978 or 1980, if its incoming money and they are paying small % to charity, fair play to them.

Nothing stopping any of the other 19 LOI clubs coming up with similar ideas to raise money.

I think the flak is a bit tongue in cheek with a bit of annoyance that *my* club didnt think of it. Yeah there is slagging Bohs that they have forgotten that they are a football club first and that the Marley shirt was a bit cheeky without having the Marley's on board. Other than that its fair play, especially the Oasis one in terms of it having a (tenuous) football connection, Fontaines Bohs fans? If its spreading the awareness of the club beyond the locality great.

I have a little insight here re appeals of WRC decsions.

Firstly the line of appeal is to the Labour Court, from what i hear 85% to 90% of decsions are rubber stamped.
So appealing unless you have really strong grounds , basically an error in Law or proceedure or obvious unfairness in the deciosn (this can happen as the WRC guys are in general little "Tin pot dictators") as you are veryunlikely to win in the labour court.

The only next/other step is to the high Court but only on a point of Law.

Basically if you are ruled against in the WRC you are going to end up paying up unless the money is massive as the cost of running the case again is prohibitive and highly unlikely to succeeed.

In terms of enforcement, unless you are in liquidation and legally able to avoid paying , you are paying up or facing further legal action by the courts to enforce the order.....at your expense.

Yeah I hope this is dealt with sensibly and move on, to do otherwise is just messy!

[Longfordian]

I see the Oasis jersey made its way onto WWE last night!

https://x.com/betweenstripes/status/...863796370?s=19

[Another Bohemia]

I see the Oasis jersey made its way onto WWE last night!

https://x.com/betweenstripes/status/...863796370?s=19

Sheamus (Different wrestler) is a Bohs fan. Pictured in the white Guinness jersey at a Yankees game there not too long ago and was at a match a couple of months ago. He's probably spreading some club propaganda and I think the wrestler pictured is big into helping out w/communities, charities and just in general being a good dude so might be able to identify with that. Or he's a massive oasis fan