Bray Wanderers

The High Court have granted Bray Wanderers' owners a temporary injunction that prevents three individuals from representing themselves in an official capacity on behalf of the club.The three individuals are John Deering, who is a former director and minority shareholder, Paul Lennon, who had an agreement to sell advertising for Bray Wanderers, and the club's former goalkeeper Darren Quigley.
Deering is believed to have represented himself as the club's director, as well as being in a position to take over the running of the club. Lennon and Quigley are supporting Deering in these actions.
The injunction prevents the three men from entering the club's home - the Carlisle Grounds. It also prevents them representing the club; having or attending meetings relating to the club; or publishing any material purporting to be official literature about the club.
According to Bray Wanderers' current owners, the High Court injunction was taken in order to prevent financial and reputational damage to the club.
In an affidavit Bray Chairman Denis O'Connor claimed that minority shareholder Deering was engaged in unlawful activities, such as falsely representing himself to be a director of the company and claiming that he was about to take charge of the team
Saturday's League of Ireland game between Bray Wanderers and Derry City was said to be put in jeopardy when Deering arrived at the ground in the morning with a group claiming to be taking charge of the club's affairs.
After discussions Mr Deering agreed to leave allowing the game to go ahead.
A protest was held by supporters outside the ground before kick-off calling for current chairman O'Connor to step down.
Mr Justice Gilligan said he was satisfied to grant the injunction. The matter will return before the court next week.

kavanagh is suppose to be funding the Connors and paying players wages

Who's Kavanagh?

EdisonCavani wrote: The club can't pay all players on time, but can go to the High Court to get an injunction! An injunction usually costa about €35K in legal fees and other charges!!

They've plenty of cash, using it for this is absolute disgrace though

With all this crap going on how is it affecting the other teams in the club are they still training at the Carlisle ground i.e. the U19 and the new U17 squad or are they being put on hold until all this mess is cleared up. Not an ideal time at the present for young players and parents getting introduced to potently their new club where they are going to progress their football careers after leaving regionals centres.

Well there has to be a lot of uncertainty for players / parents and coaches nobody wants to sign up to something that could go south after a few weeks especially with other LOI looking for players, have you heard of any changing their minds about signing. Some clubs have already their squads picked for upcoming season.

Right, I'm completely lost about this whole thing, can some please summerise what the feck is actually going on here???

nvidic]Crolys decision to leave had it do with his own personal ambitions and not getting his way.

Very, very difficult to figure out Who's in which group and which is best for the club. Two bad options, like trying to pick which cousin you'd rather score.

Well good news for Bray Wanderers Carlisle Ground still going to be there in August with the Holi Colour Festival taking place there.  Which consortium is going to benefit from this does the O Connors clan or the Deerings gang.?