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Liam Brady
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Waterford add the Mark Farren Under 17 Cup with a 4-2 win over Sligo Rovers
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After Galway beat Shamrock Rovers 1-0 Waterford are Southern Division champions.
4 points clear of Hoops who have 1 game left & Blues have 2 left.
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Rovers beaten again by undefeated Blues 4-2 after extra time & Blues missed a penalty.
Healthy attendance of 355
Home to Sligo in final.

Edited by deiseblue - 11 Aug 2017 at 4:58pm
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Liam Brady
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Rovers u17"s beat their Cork counterparts in the Mark Farren Cup QF"s,, 6-5 pen shoot out . Hard luck Cork. 
Shamrock Rovers - lovin the buzz .
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Blues unbeaten run continues with a 3-1 win away to Galway.
Also won midweek v Pats ( unbeaten in northern section) 2-1 In Cup.
Under 19's beat Rovers 3 -1 away.
Future looking bright with a bit of luck.
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Originally posted by deiseblue deiseblue wrote:

The Blues continue their unbeaten season with 4-2 victory away to Cork City.

A special bunch of players.
Must be really good. City gave us 2 hidings in Tralee in the last 2 weeks and our lads had being doing alright.
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The Blues continue their unbeaten season with 4-2 victory away to Cork City.

A special bunch of players.
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Top of the table clash at the RSC sees the Blues go top as Rovers are routed 5 -1
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I looked at the ddsl rules didn't realise they moved to summer football. If he's playing U17 ddsl he can transfer to LOI in June and if he's playing at a younger age he can transfer to another league in their transfer window so he's OK. His club cannot refuse his request for a transfer been there done that
Bring him down south if you have any problems best of luck don't like hearing parents saying club might not give a transfer that sh*te still going on.
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Yeah summer football started in March this year and ends in October/November this year , he is currently signed up until then, thanks for your reply because i thought he would need a release form and i wasn't sure if his current club would block it because he is still signed to them.
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All players are free agents at the end of May and can sign for LOI in June. Is the DDSL league not finished this season as all others are?
 
He doesn't need a release form sign from his ddsl club either that's been done away with he only needs a release if he wants to move during a season from one ddsl club to another but before Oct 15. When are the ddsl moving to summer football?
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Folks , can someone answer this question ?
Can a DDSL player that is currently signed to a DDSL club transfer to a league of Ireland club when the League of Ireland transfer window opens or can his current club block this as he is signed until the end of the season to them.
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Originally posted by roverstillidie roverstillidie wrote:

Originally posted by greenforever greenforever wrote:

IF hes an 11 year old, why in the U17 league section?

While obviously very young, has he been approached by any cross channel clubs?

Do you not think that the big schoolboy clubs should be encouraging kids to play in the FAI National Underage leagues if good enough, instead of sending them to the UK?
No money in that....

Was inevitable that the schoolboy clubs would protect their 'assets'. It's interesting how personal he is taking it.
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So up to u13 gets zero monies?
So a kid could be at a club from academy to u12,and that club would just get a "thank you very much"?
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Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

Sorry lads, I didn't know where was the best place for this article. I have a query around it though relating to player development compensation. 
So this kid signs for Rovers from Malahide in January. He is now moving on to Sheffield Wednesday. 
Two questions:
1) Roughly what is the compensation involved here?
2) What are Malahide entitled to?
The 4 years from u13 to u16 are taken into account and divided pro rata to the clubs where he was signed.
 
ie My club will receive from Ipswich Town 25% of all compo for the 1 year a certain player played for us and another schoolboy club receives 75%.
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http://www.fai.ie/domestic/governance/fifa-solidarity-and-compensation-payments
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Originally posted by greenforever greenforever wrote:

IF hes an 11 year old, why in the U17 league section?

While obviously very young, has he been approached by any cross channel clubs?

Do you not think that the big schoolboy clubs should be encouraging kids to play in the FAI National Underage leagues if good enough, instead of sending them to the UK?
No money in that....

Was inevitable that the schoolboy clubs would protect their 'assets'. It's interesting how personal he is taking it.
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IF hes an 11 year old, why in the U17 league section?

While obviously very young, has he been approached by any cross channel clubs?

Do you not think that the big schoolboy clubs should be encouraging kids to play in the FAI National Underage leagues if good enough, instead of sending them to the UK?
I know nothing :-)
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