LOI rumours etc

dreamers75

TheBigLebowski wrote: »

Shels are replacing all their white players with black players?

You'll need to be a bit less cryptic I'm afraid...

Shell-ey?

Dont get the 2nd one my self as the player is meant to be Heary.

I would have went with:








Unless its a reference to Shels and black and white?

ONYD wins anyway and is todays Cryptic Champion :pac:

stovelid

dreamers75 wrote: »

I never knew Lacoste did their own pills. You learn something new every day.

bohsman

dreamers75 wrote: »

Shell-ey?

Dont get the 2nd one my self as the player is meant to be Heary.


Unless its a reference to Shels and black and white?

ONYD wins anyway and is todays Cryptic Champion :pac:

Grey Im guessing. Highest ever hourly rate in the league? Altho the rovers fans on foolie seem to think cronin is one. Doesnt really matter, itll come out in the end.

dsmythy

Only now do I get the reference in the images now ha. I thought it was the one player being described. The Shell and the Grey, it all makes sense now.

frantic190

AFAIK we can rule out Gray, but you can never be 100% sure with the sources in this league. Have been told several names, but can't disclose.

Pure_Cork

Monaghan are rumoured to have signed Shane Barrett from us.

Wayne Hatswell (Dundalk player/assistant manager) has left the club by mutual consent.

Pineapple stu wrote: »

Has he played for Foras before ?

He hasn't played for a fans-owned City yet but he has played for City when we had various other owners.

CSF

Pure_Cork wrote: »

He hasn't played for a fans-owned City yet but he has played for City when we had various other owners.

Different club.

Hard Worker

stovelid wrote: »

Of course they're owed their money and I hope they get it but don't anybody pretend they'd be buying drinks for somebody who finished off your club over a wage dispute.

It will be ironic if one of the players involved is one of those stupidly bought at the start of the season though.

I heard the two players "couldn't take their oil" if you know what I mean.
Anyway, they could not be blamed for finishing off their club. They had already taken a pay cut. The only ones to blame are those who spent money that they hadn't got. You would think that clubs would have learned enough lessons by now.

Zebra3

CSF wrote: »

Different club.

Not in the Land of Make Believe.

Pure_Cork

CSF wrote: »

Different club.

That's factually incorrect.

BOHtox

OhNoYouDidn't wrote: »

ll post two random images. Draw from them whatever you want.

Rumour has it you're correct

Pineapple stu

Pure_Cork wrote: »

That's factually incorrect.

Its factually correct. Cork city folded .

Pure_Cork

Pineapple stu wrote: »

Its factually correct. Cork city folded .

The holding company "Cork City Investments FC Ltd." was wound up, the club continued. You show a clear lack of understanding of the situation. Poor windup attempt. Next you'll be telling everyone that SSC Napoli was founded in 2004 and Maradona never played for the club.

CSF

Pure_Cork wrote: »

The holding company "Cork City Investments FC Ltd." was wound up, the club continued. You show a clear lack of understanding of the situation. Poor windup attempt.

I think you're talking through your hoop to be honest. Why the relegation then?

djpbarry

BOHtox wrote: »

Rumour has it you're correct

About?

BOHtox

djpbarry wrote: »

About?

Ya know:cool:

iregk

So while we are all in agreement in so far as that nobody really knows who the players are other than idle speculation. Does anyone have details about when and how this will all play out?

monkey9

iregk wrote: »

So while we are all in agreement in so far as that nobody really knows who the players are other than idle speculation. Does anyone have details about when and how this will all play out?

Bohs will play in the top league without punishment!! Simples!

bohsman

iregk wrote: »

So while we are all in agreement in so far as that nobody really knows who the players are other than idle speculation. Does anyone have details about when and how this will all play out?

Theyll get their money in mid January presumably when Dublin City pay up, guessing Greys career is over and Shelley wants a coach/player job in Australia.

TheBigLebowski

Pure_Cork wrote: »

The holding company "Cork City Investments FC Ltd." was wound up, the club continued. You show a clear lack of understanding of the situation. Poor windup attempt. Next you'll be telling everyone that SSC Napoli was founded in 2004 and Maradona never played for the club.

Horse manure. FORAS were set up as a completely new club.

Pure_Cork

TheBigLebowski wrote: »

Horse manure. FORAS were set up as a completely new club.

FORAS is a supporters' trust that own Cork City Football Club, it was a similar situation to Napoli:

The most recent (name) change was in 2004, when the club went bankrupt but was refounded by film producer Aurelio De Laurentiis as Napoli Soccer; he restored the name to Società Sportiva Calcio Napoli in early 2006.

Was S.S.C. Napoli founded in 2004 and Maradona never played for the club that is currently 2nd in Serie A?

stovelid

/hopes for rumours

Pure_Cork

stovelid wrote: »

/hopes for rumours

Stevie Sideways signing for ye from Galway?

CiaranC

Pure_Cork wrote: »

The holding company "Cork City Investments FC Ltd." was wound up, the club continued.

What was the name of the entity which was transferred to FORAS from Cork City Investments FC? When was the court judgement which transferred ownership?

shanec1928

at this stage who gives a crap...this is about rumours not what name cork are using now...

Pure_Cork

CiaranC wrote: »

What was the name of the entity which was transferred to FORAS from Cork City Investments FC? When was the court judgement which transferred ownership?

This was all sorted way earlier in the year, finalised in June I think, and "Cork City Football Club" was returned to its rightful owners, the fans. There was an announcement on the official website and on our solicitors website and I'd say it was in a few of the papers too. It was a very similar situation to Napoli as outlined above.

CSF

Pure_Cork wrote: »

This was all sorted way earlier in the year, finalised in June I think, and "Cork City Football Club" was returned to its rightful owners, the fans. There was an announcement on the official website and on our solicitors website and I'd say it was in a few of the papers too. It was a very similar situation to Napoli as outlined above.

No, the name was returned to the fans and the history was purchased. Unfortunately though, in real terms you can not purchase a football club that has already ceased to exist. If I went out now, and purchased the rights to Gretna and all their history, I would not own the same club that went out of business previously.

Pure_Cork

CSF wrote: »

No, the name was returned to the fans and the history was purchased. Unfortunately though, in real terms you can not purchase a football club that has already ceased to exist. If I went out now, and purchased the rights to Gretna and all their history, I would not own the same club that went out of business previously.

The situation is almost exactly the same as Napoli. You think that S.S.C. Napoli was founded in 2004 and Maradona never played for the club that is currently 2nd in Serie A? You clearly don't understand the liquidation process if you think the club ceased to exist. It was effectively a change in holding company, Shels have done the whole changing holding company thing too. Ditto for Napoli. The difference is ourselves and Napoli had to change our name temporarily due to company's going bust. You really are obsessed with us.

GlasnevinRed

So the "2010" displayed on your clubs current crest is wrong then? :rolleyes:

iregk

Who gives a flying fcuk if its Cork City, Cork City Foras CO-OP, S.S.C Cork, Dynamo Cork or FC Internazionale Cork. Its the team we all recognise as the Cork City! Thats all that matters. You're all just dick swinging at this stage!

Pure_Cork

GlasnevinRed wrote: »

So the "2010" displayed on your clubs current crest is wrong then? :rolleyes:

That's not our crest anymore, that was a temporary change like "Cork City FORAS Co-op" instead of "Cork City Football Club, or "Napoli Soccer" instead of "S.S.C. Napoli".

dreamers75

iregk wrote: »

Who gives a flying fcuk if its Cork City, Cork City Foras CO-OP, S.S.C Cork, Dynamo Cork or FC Internazionale Cork. Its the team we all recognise as the Cork City! Thats all that matters. You're all just dick swinging at this stage!

Its just shels fans sussing out Turners Cross availability.

dsmythy

So rumour has it Cork City may or may not be Cork City?

Any actual other rumours going 'round or what?

dreamers75

dsmythy wrote: »

So rumour has it Cork City may or may not be Cork City?

Any actual other rumours going 'round or what?

Mc Cabe to rovers.

Gavin "shels"

dsmythy wrote: »

Any actual other rumours going 'round or what?

Ronan Finn and Gary O'Neill won't be leaving Fingal is what I've been told.

TangyZizzle

Gavin shels wrote: »

Ronan Finn and Gary O'Neill won't be leaving Fingal is what I've been told.

What or who is the source?

Zebra3

Pure_Cork wrote: »

That's factually incorrect.

It's not and all your whinging won't change that fact.

http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/electric-launch-to-new-season-2082480.html

The FAI recognised the new Derry City and Cork City Foras Co-op earlier this year as brand new clubs when they entered the league.

The fact that the new Derry City had bought the name of the old club made no difference to the FAI-it is a new club. Ditto Cork City Foras Co-op which has now changed its name.

Dry your eyes.

And roll on year 116 for the Reds. :cool:

shanec1928

dreamers75 wrote: »

Mc Cabe to rovers.

thats being more so a done deal since before christmas

Pineapple stu

Gavin shels wrote: »

Ronan Finn and Gary O'Neill won't be leaving Fingal is what I've been told.

Finn has a year left on his contract.

blue-army

Pure_Cork wrote: »

The situation is almost exactly the same as Napoli. You think that S.S.C. Napoli was founded in 2004 and Maradona never played for the club that is currently 2nd in Serie A? You clearly don't understand the liquidation process if you think the club ceased to exist. It was effectively a change in holding company, Shels have done the whole changing holding company thing too. Ditto for Napoli. The difference is ourselves and Napoli had to change our name temporarily due to company's going bust. You really are obsessed with us.

Either way, Cork City, and the way the club was run, is a disgrace to Irish football in general.

Paulw

Gavin shels wrote: »

Ronan Finn and Gary O'Neill won't be leaving Fingal is what I've been told.

Gary O'Neill has signed for Shamrock Rovers, so he's already gone.

Ronan Finn has another year on his contract, so won't be leaving.

civis_liberalis

Rumours that a certain right back might have followed Sean Connor to the west.

Pure_Cork

Zebra3 wrote: »

It's not and all your whinging won't change that fact.

http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/electric-launch-to-new-season-2082480.html

The FAI recognised the new Derry City and Cork City Foras Co-op earlier this year as brand new clubs when they entered the league.

The fact that the new Derry City had bought the name of the old club made no difference to the FAI-it is a new club. Ditto Cork City Foras Co-op which has now changed its name.

Dry your eyes.

And roll on year 116 for the Reds. :cool:

It is factually correct. That was necessary for legal reasons just as it was for Napoli. The situation we found ourselves in was very similar to Napoli, and the name change was necessary as it was for Napoli, had to be done for legal reasons. I can't believe you think S.S.C. Napoli was founded in 2004 and that Maradona never played for the team that is currently 2nd in Serie A. Keep clutching at straws kid, I don't even understand why this is such a big deal for you. Is Cork City all Shels fans talk about? I wouldn't be surprised!

blue-army wrote: »

Either way, Cork City, and the way the club was run, is a disgrace to Irish football in general.

The way the club was run from around 2008-2009 was a disgrace, the club itself isn't. I don't see why you think it's funny, it damaged the league. The way that all the LoI clubs that had (or have) financial problems damaged the image of the league doesn't really warrant a smiley, it's terrible for Irish football.

CSF

Pure_Cork wrote: »

It is factually correct. That was necessary for legal reasons just as it was for Napoli. The situation we found ourselves in was very similar to Napoli, and the name change was necessary as it was for Napoli, had to be done for legal reasons. I can't believe you think S.S.C. Napoli was founded in 2004 and that Maradona never played for the team that is currently 2nd in Serie A. Keep clutching at straws kid, I don't even understand why this is such a big deal for you. Is Cork City all Shels fans talk about? I wouldn't be surprised!

Was the Cork situation by any chance similar to the Napoli situation?

Pure_Cork

CSF wrote: »

Was the Cork situation by any chance similar to the Napoli situation?

It was yeah, good to see you get it now.

Gavin "shels"

TangyZizzle wrote: »

What or who is the source?

Paulw wrote: »

Gary O'Neill has signed for Shamrock Rovers, so he's already gone.

Well a certain Fingal player seems to think O'Neill won't be leaving anyway.

pablomakaveli

It's funny how shels fans think we give a crap what they think . Shels are a nothing club now anyway. The club and their 12 fans will be in the wilderness for years to come.

CSF

pablomakaveli wrote: »

It's funny how shels fans think we give a crap what they think . Shels are a nothing club now anyway. The club and their 12 fans will be in the wilderness for years to come.

And what are Cork, apart from being very similar to Napoli?

pablomakaveli

CSF wrote: »

And what are Cork, apart from being very similar to Napoli?

We're one of the many clubs who will be promoted ahead of shels in the coming seasons.

CSF

pablomakaveli wrote: »

We're one of the many clubs who will be promoted ahead of shels in the coming seasons.

Doubt it, lets not forget our unbeaten record against the new club, and an unbeaten record against Napoli to the best of my knowledge.