LOI U17

greenforever wrote: BigStrongMan wrote: Not really sure. A certain LOI club are trying really really hard to sign one of our players. This player will become a future international,probable captain,no question. They have hounded the parents,through different ways. They are clearly looking to reap some rewards in a few years time. ****s So tell me this, it's not alright for the LOI club to attempt to sign this promising player, but it is alright for a foreign club to? How could the LOI ever expect to progress if they do not chase the best talent available?

we are talking about an 11 year old,that still ok?

BigStrongMan wrote: Not really sure. A certain LOI club are trying really really hard to sign one of our players. This player will become a future international,probable captain,no question. They have hounded the parents,through different ways. They are clearly looking to reap some rewards in a few years time. ****s

roverstillidie wrote: As I understand it Rovers get €50k as a cat b club 'selling' to a cat b club having had him a year. Malahide get two years worth of cat 4 fees as he was there from age 12 to 14 so €20k.

I would be very surprised if Rovers got anything from the deal. Conor Grant only moved in January and had offers on the table before moving to Rovers, but in theory that's the way it will work.

BigStrongMan wrote: Not really sure. A certain LOI club are trying really really hard to sign one of our players. This player will become a future international,probable captain,no question. They have hounded the parents,through different ways. They are clearly looking to reap some rewards in a few years time. ****s

Or they just want to sign a good young player. It's in his interests at so many levels to move to a full time academy.

The rule regarding compensation is dependant on the amount of time a player has spent at a club. If a player moves within the first year of leaving a schoolboy team then the schoolboy team benefit the most. As time goes on, the compensation increases for the LOI club as they have played a bigger part in the players development so they are rewarded accordingly.

Levels of compensation increase going by the category of the clubs too (ie Schoolboy team = €10,000 per year, semi-pro team = €30,000, professional team = €50,000) This is obviously negoatibale. Some LOI clubs are happy to waive compensation and aim for financial rewards based on add-ons such and international appearances etc.

Not really sure.
A certain LOI club are trying really really hard to sign one of our players.
This player will become a future international,probable captain,no question.
They have hounded the parents,through different ways.
They are clearly looking to reap some rewards in a few years time. ****s

Should add Dillon Robinson has now scored in 6 league games in a row

Series 3 Apr 7-9

Edited by Sham157 - 04 Apr 2017 at 10:05am

pateen wrote: How come Monaghan Utd-Cavan FP are allowed enter a team. I though it was LOI clubs only?

Same way as the Kerry League are allowed. They applied for a licence and got it. It's the League of Ireland ie a league for Ireland and not just a league for current LOI clubs although obviously its made up mostly of LOI clubs.