Bohs in court

CiaranC · 07-11-2008 12:31PM #1

Word is that the judgement is in in the Albion case, being read out now. Thread on Gypoweb suggests they lost.

If thats the case, I for one am delighted. Couldnt happen to a bigger shower of *****.

SectionF · 07-11-2008 12:33PM

Total disaster.

Thanks for your support CiaranC.

citytillidie · 07-11-2008 12:34PM

CiaranC wrote: »

Word is that the judgement is in in the Albion case, being read out now. Thread on Gypoweb suggests they lost.

If thats the case, I for one am delighted. Couldnt happen to a bigger shower of *****.

Boh$ = $hels in disguise

CiaranC · 07-11-2008 12:37PM

SectionF wrote: »

Total disaster.

Thanks for your support CiaranC.

Youll get exactly as much sympathy from me as Bohs fans gave SRFC throughout their troubles, e.g. none. A pox on all your houses.

_blank_ · 07-11-2008 12:38PM

Does this mean they are fooked?

ffs, what the fook is wrong with clubs.

Why couldn't clubs take stock of what happened to Rovers and Shels?

What the hell is wrong with people.

I genuinely feel sorry for the Bohs fans, this is a horrible feeling.

I hope they get through it.

They better be relegated though, if they break the wage cap.

CiaranC · 07-11-2008 12:39PM

They were already ****ed, this just means they are extra-super-ultra ****ed

Mushy · 07-11-2008 12:41PM

So what exactly were they in court for? Was it, as said in Des' post, for breaking the wage cap?

gimmick · 07-11-2008 12:43PM

Des wrote: »

I genuinely feel sorry for the Bohs fans, this is a horrible feeling.

Agreed on that. Having gone through "examinserhip" and having massive uncertainty surrounding my own club (I'll point out here we are far from in the clear as yet), its a manky feeling.

Without anyone getting smug or facetitious on this, what are the ramifacations for Bohs now?

_blank_ · 07-11-2008 12:45PM

Mushy wrote: »

So what exactly were they in court for? Was it, as said in Des' post, for breaking the wage cap?

They sold a part of their ground twice.

Went public, announced the deal, but tried to renege on it.

They were in court to find out if the deal stood or not. Because they subsequently did another deal, and were expecting a million from it.

They were relying on that million to keep them under the wage cap.

Now they won't get that million because that builder won't have a deal anymore.

A horrible mess, made by the club.

At least they can't try to blame anyone else, this is totally the club at fault.

They are a "members" club too, meaning the fans own it.

The fans can't even claim that they didn't know what was going on, they just has their heads in the sand.

:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

The fooking cheek of Bohs fans who were jumping on the grave os Shels two years ago.

You reap what you sow lads.

Karma's a bitch, ain't it?

CiaranC · 07-11-2008 12:47PM

Des wrote: »

You reap what you sow lads.

Karma's a bitch, ain't it?

Indeed.

gimmick · 07-11-2008 12:48PM

Here is an idea, why not forget this season ever happened, and start anew. Its been one mess after another.

At least all the first division sides seem to have their houses in order :P

citytillidie · 07-11-2008 12:51PM

gimmick wrote: »

Here is an idea, why not forget this season ever happened, and start anew. Its been one mess after another.

At least all the first division sides seem to have their houses in order :P

Most of the premier teams too looks like Derry could win the league be default lol

Mushy · 07-11-2008 12:52PM

Des wrote: »

They sold a part of their ground twice.

Went public, announced the deal, but tried to renege on it.

They were in court to find out if the deal stood or not. Because they subsequently did another deal, and were expecting a million from it.

They were relying on that million to keep them under the wage cap.

Now they won't get that million because that builder won't have a deal anymore.

A horrible mess, made by the club.

At least they can't try to blame anyone else, this is totally the club at fault.

They are a "members" club too, meaning the fans own it.

The fans can't even claim that they didn't know what was going on, they just has their heads in the sand.

:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Cheers for that. That's bizarre they thought they could do that.

_blank_ · 07-11-2008 12:53PM

This season was brought to you by the words default and asterisks.

ffs.

I fooking hate the LoI sometimes.

If this continues I'm turning to the EPL.

It's very hard to support a league like this.

gimmick · 07-11-2008 12:56PM

Nah, go for La Liga. Its warmer there.

_blank_ · 07-11-2008 12:58PM

gimmick wrote: »

Nah, go for La Liga. Its warmer there.

Games are on at weird times though.

gimmick · 07-11-2008 01:00PM

Maybe the Spanish think 3pm Saturday is a weird time?

_blank_ · 07-11-2008 01:01PM

gimmick wrote: »

Maybe the Spanish think 3pm Saturday is a weird time?

But I live in West Britain, so I'd rather support a league closer to home.

MAybe I could support Linfield.

Or Caernarfon Town.

Ronan|Raven · 07-11-2008 01:05PM

Well this is a dilly of a pickle. Speaking of which im off for breakfast or brunch..

Oh and shame on bohs etc.

gimmick · 07-11-2008 01:05PM

But with a Sky remote, it can make you a local where ever you want. Thank you Sky.

Gareth37 · 07-11-2008 01:08PM

i think that Bohs could be in serious serious trouble now.

The league title could yet be stripped off them and they could be relegated or worse go down the tube.

_blank_ · 07-11-2008 01:10PM

Gareth37 wrote: »

i think that Bohs could be in serious serious trouble now.

The league title could yet be stripped off them and they could be relegated or worse go down the tube.

Two out of three please.

I wouldn't like to see a club go out of business.

_blank_ · 07-11-2008 01:18PM

MASSIVE CLUB

dfx- · 07-11-2008 01:23PM

You're not invincible
You're not invincible
You're not invincible
You're not invincible

etc.

Gareth37 · 07-11-2008 01:31PM

Shels Part II

FAI OUT

_blank_ · 07-11-2008 01:33PM

Gareth37 wrote: »

Shels Part II

FAI OUT

Nothing to do with the fai.

This is the fault of the club for messing around with land deals.

If the fai don't throw the book at them, then I'll say the fai have to take a long hard look at themselves.

But for now.

This is Bohs at fault.

Major fault

_blank_ · 07-11-2008 01:44PM

Just had a thought.

ONYD picked the wrong week to get banned

*waves at ONYD*

:D

kaimera · 07-11-2008 01:47PM

the fai have to take a long hard look at themselves

wouldn't be the first time they'd have had to.

stovelid · 07-11-2008 02:19PM

Big club in reality check.

Hopefully this will be another club taking their medicine, wising up, and not letting a members club turn into just another deluded, autocratic board.

I'd have had a lot more sympathy if we hadn't have had the best team since whenever and forget everything else stuff rammed down our throats all season long. Especially when my own team were getting whitewashed because we are trying to put out a team fairly, and within the club's means.

I'll be honest and say I don't want any club - not even Bohs - to go out of business, but after some of the ill will (and mind-boggling bitterness) shown to Rovers, I'll not shed any tears if relegation or examinership results from this.

dfx- · 07-11-2008 02:23PM

I, for one, welcome Bohs' new overlords.

Benedict XVI · 07-11-2008 02:33PM

Des wrote: »

Just had a thought.

ONYD picked the wrong week to get banned

*waves at ONYD*

:D

i have said this before and I'll say it again.

Time to disband the league and start again.

Brand new franchise clubs, now.

Oh and what happened to ONYD, I was too busy watch the US Election ?

Bohs in court

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