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Hans Moleman
Roy Keane Muff: That is a lie and you are a liar Joined: 09 Aug 2012 Status: Offline Points: 10199 |
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Talk about misrepresenting views. There is this absolute nonsense notion of 6/7 posters on this thread who were in agreement with the FAI settling with John Delaney, that anyone disagreeing with that view is not clued in on the potential ramifications of the FAIs actions if they did not come to an agreement with Delaney regarding pensions, payoff etc. It is the most condescending nonsense, and it basically complete and utter stink. I, and plenty of others who hold the same view about this, are well aware of the legalities around pensions, sacking etc. So give over with the complete and utter condescension. It's f*cking nauseating. Does that misrepresent your comments much? Funnily enough, you never touched on the 200k John Delaney received in wages while on gardening leave. Full pay, while the FAI was in full knowledge of the financial catastrophe it was facing soon. Delaney should have been sacked at that time, and again I want to make clear I am well and truly aware of the potential ramifications the FAI could face down the line before the condescension begins again. 650k John Delaney has received since last March/April when he should have been sacked. 650k between wages, pension and a payoff from an association that had to borrow 15 million from UEFA during that timeframe just to keep the lights on (correct me if I'm wrong on the amount there). 650k to a man who has left the FAI essentially bankrupt, 55 million plus in debt (it will be a lot lot more in the 2019 accounts), and Irish football facing a decade or 2 of austerity. No. No. You guys are right. I've changed my mind. He was worth every penny. The FAI definitely took the correct course of action on this one.
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"I called him an embarrassment to FIFA and to himself," .... He said 'No-one speaks to me like that'.... and I said, "well I do' and that was that."
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Hans Moleman
Roy Keane Muff: That is a lie and you are a liar Joined: 09 Aug 2012 Status: Offline Points: 10199 |
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Are you sure the nail is on the head. Has it been proven at the highest court in the land yet? We don't really know that the nail is definitively on the head otherwise, do we?
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"I called him an embarrassment to FIFA and to himself," .... He said 'No-one speaks to me like that'.... and I said, "well I do' and that was that."
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Claret Murph
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Hans read what everyone has said .
Nobody is happy but the law is the law you have to prove it and until now this hasn't been done .
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Lansdowne Road debut aged 52 and 201 days .
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Drumcondra 69er
Jack Charlton Joined: 07 Oct 2009 Location: Ireland Status: Offline Points: 7116 |
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Yes, it does but I'd expect nothing less from you. It's par for the course. I'll await another rambling nonsensical reply where you make the exact same ill-argued point and add absolutely nothing new to the discussion.
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Hans Moleman
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Meh.
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"I called him an embarrassment to FIFA and to himself," .... He said 'No-one speaks to me like that'.... and I said, "well I do' and that was that."
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MC Hammered
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Hans, you're killing this thread. Give it a break for a while please.
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El Puto Amo
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Hans Moleman
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Will do buddy
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"I called him an embarrassment to FIFA and to himself," .... He said 'No-one speaks to me like that'.... and I said, "well I do' and that was that."
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greengooner
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https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/oireachtas-tv/oireachtas-tv-channel/
Might be useful to bookmark this link and check on Wednesday....
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Platini are you listening
You'd better keep your trophy glistening Cos we'll be over next year To drink all your beer, Walking in an Irish Wonderland. |
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inlikeflynn
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It seems that one in ten comments at present are worthwhile, the rest is bickering.
From what I can ascertain, everyone is disgusted by what Delaney has gotten away with. Everyone is saddened by the state what the FAI finds itself in. Everyone is worried about the consequences for football development, the local leagues and the International teams. We are strongest united. If people keep bickering then the fans won't be able to impact this positively. In spite of all the posts, everyone is agreement on the important bits, and a legal point, about which we don't have the full info, is causing disharmony. United we stand, divided we fall.
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greengooner
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However, I'm not saddened about the state the FAI is in. I'm furious. - this issue has been known about by the powerful in Ireland since 2013, when you look at the threads on here. It's taken six years to get SOME of the information out. I'm saddened that possibly 200 good people will possibly lose their jobs in the near future. I'm furious that those who were appointed to positions of authority in the FAI allowed this to happen. This debacle, as I see it, is not simply about one man. There are a number of people who have serious serious questions to answer and hopefully: 1. the questions will be asked 2. the investigations from CAB, Gardaí, etc will shed light on who knew what and who agreed to pay what to whom. the FAI is a perfect example of what is wrong with Ireland. The powerful do as they please and the rest of us can do one. Question inlike - to WHAT legal point do you refer? PS. We are FAR from the bottom of this. Whoever said this are wrong. We are still freefalling and have a fair bit to go IMO. |
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Platini are you listening
You'd better keep your trophy glistening Cos we'll be over next year To drink all your beer, Walking in an Irish Wonderland. |
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gufct
Jack Charlton Trapattoni could manage me any day! Joined: 15 Feb 2009 Location: Ireland Status: Offline Points: 6518 |
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the 2019 accounts have yet to be done and the debt will soar again possibly north of €70m and god knows what will come forward from left field.
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One City,One County,One Club GUFC will be back.
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inlikeflynn
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Whether or not it could have cost more had Delaney had not been paid severance and his wages this year. It is a point of contention amongst those here, but it seems only to cause division and nobody is able to provide an answer. I wish people would just give it up.
Yep, powerful and not so powerful, it happened in slow motion and was clear for all to see. Through reading the YBIG forums, it is no surprise at all. From Delaney's big salary, lack of investment in the Irish game. I think the greatest warning sign on here was his ability to crush dissent. Whether it was getting foreign FAs to confiscate flags and banners, control question at AGMs, and the debacle of when a false protest was created on here and he reacted to it, it was clear that Delaney was operating a private police force, in the guise of FAI security, and the state was happy for him to do so. A complete and utter dictator for the world to see and the government sat quietly so, to me, Shane Ross' actions now are too little too late.
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Territorial
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I hope you'll all forgive me for intruding on private grief etc, but I've found this thread interesting just now (not read it all, by any means). And having some knowledge of the law (though not recent), I actually think Hans may be onto something. You talk about a "criminal conviction", but that need not be necessary to allow the FAI to withhold JD's severance package. For such matters actually involve civil law, not criminal law. So that if JD were to sue the FAI for non-performance of his contract, then if the FAI could demonstrate that he was actually sacked due to Gross Misconduct, then that should provide them with an adequate defence, regardless of whether he committed a crime. There is much to suggest from what is already known that JD has indeed been guilty of Gross Misconduct - and who knows what else is to emerge? I myself suspect that the reason why the FAI caved in to JD right up to the end is nothing to do with his contractual rights being watertight etc. Rather I am minded of every petty dictator in a banana republic who bribes or shoots his way to power. The first thing he does is enter the Treasury and drive off with a truckload of money to his house. And the second thing is to invite all his cronies round to the Treasury to divide up what's left amongst themselves. That way, they can never turn against him in future, since he has a hold over them. Now I'm not saying that the Blazers at the FAI improperly diverted cash for themselves etc. But favours? Generous expenses? Free match tickets and drinks afterwards? Grant-aid to their own club/league out in the country? Business Class travel and 5 star hotels on away trips, all on the FAI's tab? There are many ways JD could have kept them sweet, without actually needing to break any law. To borrow Mafia terminology, just as JD "made them" because it pleased him, then so can he "break them" again if they displease him. P.S. Even if JD were to bring a case against the FAI for his €460k, this time he would have to fund his own legal expenses first (I doubt any reputable lawyer would take it on a "no win no fee basis"). This could be a considerable amount at risk. And in the end, even if he were to win, thereby adding an extra €3m, say, to the FAI's debt, when you're already €50m? €70m? €90m? in the hole, a relatively small sum like that is unlikely to make the difference between survival and bankruptcy, esp if part of a 10 or 15 year recovery plan.
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Territorial
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Sorry, duplicate of above.
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MC Hammered
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I would imagine the above scenario is quite likely Terry. I'm sure that plenty of senior execs have been hanging around, despite the whole world calling for them to leave, in order to "manage" the investigations.
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El Puto Amo
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Pro or Anti Martin O Neill irrelevant
The sheer speed to get rid of him and pay a settlement and then blow more money on another manager, shows the sheer scale of the incompetancy from an organisation who were and are bankcrupt It really is the FAI masterplan, qualification or nothing as the remedy they thought would cure all ills. Akin to been at a roullette table and keep doubling down on your losses. they would do anything to keep the show apparantly on the road as it kept press and fans off their back. the FAI should be wound up end of. The National team should be pulled out of further competition until We can govern the game effectively in this country. Lads if this was a tinpot 3rd world country We would all agree Fifa would be right to sanction the country. In the interim an amateur committee is setup with voluntary and government help to administer the game. I dare say most of that already exists. We need to establish ground zero and build from there. I fear We arent their yet. |
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