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The government do something right LOL
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If the FAI fold, are our clubs banned from Europe?
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Originally posted by Jackal Jackal wrote:

If the FAI fold, are our clubs banned from Europe?


The FAI are so incompetent  that if they tried to fold they would end up making money


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Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Originally posted by Jackal Jackal wrote:

If the FAI fold, are our clubs banned from Europe?


The FAI are so incompetent  that if they tried to fold they would end up making money

My brother once had a pile of notes and fcukd them of our balcony
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Originally posted by Rodneytrotter Rodneytrotter wrote:

Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Originally posted by Jackal Jackal wrote:

If the FAI fold, are our clubs banned from Europe?


The FAI are so incompetent  that if they tried to fold they would end up making money

My brother once had a pile of notes and fcukd them of our balcony


Who would do a silly thing like that?

The FAI
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Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Originally posted by Rodneytrotter Rodneytrotter wrote:

Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Originally posted by Jackal Jackal wrote:

If the FAI fold, are our clubs banned from Europe?


The FAI are so incompetent  that if they tried to fold they would end up making money

My brother once had a pile of notes and fcukd them of our balcony


Who would do a silly thing like that?

The FAI

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So FAI asked for €18M 
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they need another 82m
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bailing out the FAI be like:

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If there's one silver lining out of this, if the FAI do go to the wall, all of the SCs who backed Delaney and hounded everyone else for pointing out wrongdoing won't have any matches to get their precious tickets for. If there is no Irish team or league for me to enjoy, it might give me some consolation that it has also been taken from them
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If we qualified for the euros how much would we stand to make?

Selling the stake in the Aviva isn't so bad. The FAI for the big matches could choose Croker instead if the IRFU are ripping them off. Bigger gate receipts too if they cross the 50k mark. 
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Seems Appropriate again
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Originally posted by eireland eireland wrote:

If we qualified for the euros how much would we stand to make?

Selling the stake in the Aviva isn't so bad. The FAI for the big matches could choose Croker instead if the IRFU are ripping them off. Bigger gate receipts too if they cross the 50k mark. 

Ok - but why would the IRFU feel like buying the stake in the Aviva? They have all the use of the stadium they desire, and ultimately the lease reverts back to them. Why would they then part with 20-25 million to buy out the FAI's stake? What's in it for them?

And if they don't do it, who else would buy it?
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Originally posted by OnTheOneRoad OnTheOneRoad wrote:

Originally posted by eireland eireland wrote:

If we qualified for the euros how much would we stand to make?

Selling the stake in the Aviva isn't so bad. The FAI for the big matches could choose Croker instead if the IRFU are ripping them off. Bigger gate receipts too if they cross the 50k mark. 

Ok - but why would the IRFU feel like buying the stake in the Aviva? They have all the use of the stadium they desire, and ultimately the lease reverts back to them. Why would they then part with 20-25 million to buy out the FAI's stake? What's in it for them?

And if they don't do it, who else would buy it?


100% of the income generated from concerts and the likes. It's split 50/50 at the moment afaik
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Originally posted by Denis Irwin Denis Irwin wrote:

Originally posted by OnTheOneRoad OnTheOneRoad wrote:

Originally posted by eireland eireland wrote:

If we qualified for the euros how much would we stand to make?

Selling the stake in the Aviva isn't so bad. The FAI for the big matches could choose Croker instead if the IRFU are ripping them off. Bigger gate receipts too if they cross the 50k mark. 

Ok - but why would the IRFU feel like buying the stake in the Aviva? They have all the use of the stadium they desire, and ultimately the lease reverts back to them. Why would they then part with 20-25 million to buy out the FAI's stake? What's in it for them?

And if they don't do it, who else would buy it?


100% of the income generated from concerts and the likes. It's split 50/50 at the moment afaik
They'll offer the FAI a price they feel they'll make a profit off. That's the point. 
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Originally posted by Denis Irwin Denis Irwin wrote:

Originally posted by OnTheOneRoad OnTheOneRoad wrote:

Originally posted by eireland eireland wrote:

If we qualified for the euros how much would we stand to make?

Selling the stake in the Aviva isn't so bad. The FAI for the big matches could choose Croker instead if the IRFU are ripping them off. Bigger gate receipts too if they cross the 50k mark. 

Ok - but why would the IRFU feel like buying the stake in the Aviva? They have all the use of the stadium they desire, and ultimately the lease reverts back to them. Why would they then part with 20-25 million to buy out the FAI's stake? What's in it for them?

And if they don't do it, who else would buy it?


100% of the income generated from concerts and the likes. It's split 50/50 at the moment afaik

After the costs of setting up the event, paying the performers etc is all said and done and it's time for the stadium owners to get paid, would 50pc of the remaining amount be a good enough incentive considering how infrequently the Aviva hosts other events? And given that the IRFU seem to be doing rather ok and therefore have much less need to buy than FAI have to sell, would we not see a situation where they leverage this to buy the stake for cents on the euro?

After all that we still have a shortfall of roughly 40 million even if its bought for the figures being mooted. A desperate state of affairs
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What league grounds are owned by the FAI? Cork? Cobh?
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