Hyland Steps Down - about bloody time!

**RamblersWeb** · 04/12/2002, 11:54 AM

Highly respected eircom National League President, Michael Hyland, will stand down from his post as the supremo of the country's top domestic competition early next year after an incredible near 50 year voluntary service to the game he has always loved.

lol who writes the drivel on the FAI website. About bloody time Hyland - Cheerio!

Means I only get to keep my signiture till Feb!

**pete** · 04/12/2002, 1:14 PM

eL freed from the shackles of Hyland...!!!!

**Macy** · 04/12/2002, 1:19 PM

Originally posted by RamblersWeb
Means I only get to keep my signiture till Feb!

Me too, so who's next on the hitlist, as we all know that it was the pressure caused by signatures on this site that lead to the move....

**James** · 04/12/2002, 1:32 PM

yeah i was going on that one too macy
we had .. the sack the board stuff before.. now its murphy out

its only a matter of time murph
'i can see it in the sig files'

**Jaime** · 04/12/2002, 3:43 PM

Could be part of the Genesis fallout. But more importantly, who'll replace him?

**�anna** · 04/12/2002, 5:39 PM

At last. IMO, this guy has got away with murder. How he has survived so long in th job while displaying outrageous incompetence and indifference is beyond me. Good riddance.

**The Money Man** · 04/12/2002, 9:29 PM

Originally posted by �anna
At last. IMO, this guy has got away with murder. How he has survived so long in th job while displaying outrageous incompetence and indifference is beyond me. Good riddance.

Hear, hear!

**RamblersWeb** · 04/12/2002, 9:58 PM

so what about his legendary gaffes...

Like presenting the First Division trophy to the wrong team LOL

can we come up with a few good ones for a poll??

**The Money Man** · 04/12/2002, 10:02 PM

Originally posted by RamblersWeb
so what about his legendary gaffes...

Like presenting the First Division trophy to the wrong team LOL

can we come up with a few good ones for a poll??

Most good polls have eight or less options. If we were to list his more obvious mistakes, we could probably come up with a few dozen without stretching memories.