Cork City Foras Co-Op Football Club

deiseblue wrote: It should be possible for Waterford fans to dislike Cork City 2011 too but with our experiences of Fordson , Athletic , Evergreen , Hibs ( taking the finest pitch & one of the best grounds with them ), Celtic , Alberts & the pre Foras Cork City ( interestingly a previous Cork City disappeared into the ether in the 30’s ) it is probably felt that such hatred may ultimately be wasted

A brave shout with your short term clubs business plan I'm enjoying this newfound rivalry I must say. I hope some of Albions 2920 new fans join the forum.

deise316 wrote: Be interesting to see what Rennie gets out of it, the footage as clear as day shows his involvement limited to dragging Vigoroux away from the row before he ever got near it,

on the footage last night, you could see vigoroux going over at the end of the match to give the away end a bit of lackery.

AnCearrbhach wrote: deiseblue wrote: It should be possible for Waterford fans to dislike Cork City 2011 too but with our experiences of Fordson , Athletic , Evergreen , Hibs ( taking the finest pitch & one of the best grounds with them ), Celtic , Alberts & the pre Foras Cork City ( interestingly a previous Cork City disappeared into the ether in the 30’s ) it is probably felt that such hatred may ultimately be wasted A brave shout with your short term clubs business plan I'm enjoying this newfound rivalry I must say. I hope some of Albions 2920 new fans join the forum.

Well that’s about as unlikely as Cork City 1984 ( the previous City having being disbanded in the 30’s ) paying it’s outstanding tax liability to the Irish public 😀
Cork - the City where football teams go to die !

Speculative nonsense, same team - new name to reflect our history as Munster’s most successful team.
No Foras style bridging for us , no High Court appearances , no winding up orders , no forced demotion , no buying back rights to a name from a liquidated entity & no depriving the Irish taxpayers of badly needed revenues.
Hopefully buckets will not be needed , we are however eternally grateful for the €125,000 from the sale of Aaron Drinan to Ipswich ( hat trick last night for The under 23’s ) three months & three games after signing him from Cork.
Given the historical apathy of the Cork public towards it’s football teams we can only hope that the 11th Cork team to appear in the LOI outlive their predecessors.
If I remember correctly shortly before their demise Cork Celtic attracted some 50 odd people to a game at a time when they were the only team in Cork.
Oh & let’s hope the Yankee Flyer has learnt his lesson & confines himself to his technical area.

Edited by deiseblue - 10 Apr 2018 at 12:33pm

Pure speculation, I haven’t seen any confirmation of Mr. Gavin’s assertion.
Maybe someday Cork City 2011 can go some distance towards the Blue’s 6 league titles in 8 years but ai wouldn’t bet on it .

deiseblue wrote: Speculative nonsense, same team - new name to reflect our history as Munster’s most successful team. No Foras style bridging for us , no High Court appearances , no winding up orders , no forced demotion , no buying back rights to a name from a liquidated entity & no depriving the Irish taxpayers of badly needed revenues. Hopefully buckets will not be needed , we are however eternally grateful for the €125,000 from the sale of Aaron Drinan to Ipswich ( hat trick last night for The under 23’s ) three months & three games after signing him from Cork. Given the historical apathy of the Cork public towards it’s football teams we can only hope that the 11th Cork team to appear in the LOI outlive their predecessors. If I remember correctly shortly before their demise Cork Celtic attracted some 50 odd people to a game at a time when they were the only team in Cork. Oh & let’s hope the Yankee Flyer has learnt his lesson & confines himself to his technical area.

deiseblue wrote: Drinan signed for a resurgent Waterford as he felt that he had little chance of breaking into a very good Cork side , we were delighted to bank the €125,000 due to astute pursuit of the player by the management staff. I appreciate the fact that this particular debate has become a matter of post & rebuttal in which I have undoubtedly played a part so perhaps it’s time to go back to the Waterford thread.

I thought it was reasonable enough by football forum standards. Until next time deise

deiseblue wrote: Pure speculation, I haven’t seen any confirmation of Mr. Gavin’s assertion. Maybe someday Cork City 2011 can go some distance towards the Blue’s 6 league titles in 8 years but ai wouldn’t bet on it .

http://www.extratime.ie/articles/18336/fran-gavin-hails-brave-decision-to-go-ten-team-premier-division/

Scroll down towards the section which says "I can't believe it's not Wexford Youths"

adineen98 wrote: 4 games for Beattie, 3 games for Buckley, 1 game for Caulfield. Seems fair to me.