"MISSING" IRELAND SHIRT.LET DOWN BY FAI

Zinedine Kilbane 110 wrote: Go to the individual and threaten to name and shame...... social media is a powerful tool. The FAI is a tricky one as I'm sure you want to maintain a good relationship with them. I know they have acted poorly but maybe best not to publicly question them.

Too often in this country people say nothing when something is wrong.People don't question things.I feel have given the FAI every opportunity to resolve this matter privately,quickly and quietly.One phone call I think could have resolved it.

I sent emails and registered letters with all the facts to the FAI and I stressed I did not want to make a song and dance out of this.I put my heart and soul into this project since 2002.The FAI are well aware of this.

We all make mistakes.Show me someone who hasn't and Il show you a lier.If the person was aware the shirt was missing then just tell me. I actually would respect that more and we could have sorted it out and no one would be any the wiser.

I think I have handled the matter properly and shown the FAI respect.I think the FAI have handled the matter badly and personally I don't feel that I have been shown any respect.

irelandshirts wrote: Zinedine Kilbane 110 wrote: Go to the individual and threaten to name and shame...... social media is a powerful tool. The FAI is a tricky one as I'm sure you want to maintain a good relationship with them. I know they have acted poorly but maybe best not to publicly question them. Too often in this country people say nothing when something is wrong.People don't question things.I feel have given the FAI every opportunity to resolve this matter privately,quickly and quietly.One phone call I think could have resolved it. I sent emails and registered letters with all the facts to the FAI and I stressed I did not want to make a song and dance out of this.I put my heart and soul into this project since 2002.The FAI are well aware of this. We all make mistakes.Show me someone who hasn't and Il show you a lier.If the person was aware the shirt was missing then just tell me. I actually would respect that more and we could have sorted it out and no one would be any the wiser. I think I have handled the matter properly and shown the FAI respect.I think the FAI have handled the matter badly and personally I don't feel that I have been shown any respect.

Who are you sending these registered letters too?

Have you emailed JD directly about this.

I was walking up Grafton Street today, and I couldn't believe it - bold as brass!!!!



[Note to anyone from the FAI watching - THE ABOVE PICTURE IS A JOKE.  I don't believe JD stole the missing shirt or has the missing shirt in his possession. In any event you should note the picture photoshopped JD is wearing is a longsleeved shirt whereas the missing shirt is shortsleeved.  To remove all doubt!!!

AND ALL JOKING ASIDE IF SOMEONE FROM THE FAI IS ACTUALLY READING THIS, JUST DO THE RIGHT THING AND ARRANGE FOR IRELANDSHIRTS TO GET A PROPER REPLACEMENT SHIRT!]




Edited by BoboDub - 10 Aug 2016 at 11:00pm

Is that where the grants to the LOI are coming from?

The FAI may well be reading this but i do not expect them to respond in any way.

Sadly no response from the FAI on the missing jersey.

The FAI have been in contact. I appreciate that they are looking into the matter for me and I would hope that they will resolve the matter asap as Imo there is no reason to delay getting the matter resolved.

If the shirt was sold on at a charity event the person bought it in good faith. I dont think its right to sell it on when its your property but you cant really take it back from whoever bought it. Compensation is the best you can hope for Id say