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Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:11
by devington
Silvergull wrote:I'm still confused how this is the case.
My, albeit limited knowledge, suggest that loans have to be completed X working hours before kick off (i forget how many). It's nothing to do with times of day.
In MOST cases, a game is played on Friday. Saturday isn't a working day. Therefore, a noon deadline makes sense as it gives 5 hours to process the paper work.

In this case, the FA had the entire of Tuesday ( a working day) to process the paper work.

Are we 100% certain we cocked up? Surely Tuesday being a working day, and Saturday not, has something to do with this?
If you go back to the last window there were a number of deals that were not ratified the following day due to the sheer number of transfers that went through in the last couple of hours of the window. Whatever the reason clearly someone at the club has in your words 'cocked up'

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:15
by CraigUnder
when are the club going to come out and say something? .. we all know it has happened, they need to confirm it on the OS soon.

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:20
by HRG
Well, Papa said something about the secretary being on holiday until a couple of days ago. Maybe there was a backlog of things to be done and this got missed. And that Buckle is still with us but is not a happy bunny and thinking things over.
So in other words I have nothing new to add. As you were.
I only hope that the F.A.are reasonably lenient with us.

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:22
by Richinns
HRG wrote:Well, Papa said something about the secretary being on holiday until a couple of days ago. Maybe there was a backlog of things to be done and this got missed. And that Buckle is still with us but is not a happy bunny and thinking things over.
So in other words I have nothing new to add. As you were.
I only hope that the F.A.are reasonably lenient with us.
Your Papa - who he?

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:23
by numpte
Accrington received a fine only last year for two players in three games in which they gaines 7 points.

£12000 - £6k of which suspended.

Fingers crossed we'll get leniency as well.

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:26
by HRG
Richinns wrote: Your Papa - who he?
No one, just knows someone for the club.

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:28
by CP Gull
HRG wrote:Well, Papa said something about the secretary being on holiday until a couple of days ago. Maybe there was a backlog of things to be done and this got missed. And that Buckle is still with us but is not a happy bunny and thinking things over.
So in other words I have nothing new to add. As you were.
I only hope that the F.A.are reasonably lenient with us.
Well that was a really good idea - giving the Secretary the weekend off! Not only missing one of (if not the ) biggest games of the year but also not being around for most of the Transfer Deadline Day? Who the heck sanctioned that??????? :O

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:32
by HRG
That was exactly what my dad said, but what's done is done, it was an oversight a costly one but not done on purpose. They were back for deadline day.
I kind of feel bad for them, they realise their mistake and taken responsibility for it. Now we just have to wait and see.
Again I hope Buckle stays but I imagine he feels very let down.

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:34
by CP Gull
HRG wrote:That was exactly what my dad said, but what's done is done, it was an oversight a costly one but not done on purpose. I'd imagine they were back for deadline day.
... but not in time to register players before the noon deadline, it appears! :!:

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:34
by Southampton Gull
It's like a rudderless ship..............

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:39
by devington
CP Gull wrote: Well that was a really good idea - giving the Secretary the weekend off! Not only missing one of (if not the ) biggest games of the year but also not being around for most of the Transfer Deadline Day? Who the heck sanctioned that??????? :O
I work in retail and there is NO WAY I would be allowed to take holiday leading up to Christmas because of the 'needs of the business'. Transfer deadline day is a football clubs Christmas Eve so someone somewhere needs to be held to account for allowing this 'holiday'.

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:41
by Plymouth Gull
Jesus wept. Beyond a joke.

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:43
by HRG
There could have been a very good reason for this break, and I would think that someone capable of providing cover would be there.
It would have been idiotic to not have anyone working on the admin side. But then even recently Buckle was saying nothing was going to happen in the window, so perhaps it was granted with that in mind, and the comings and goings were a bit of a suprise?

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:47
by Richinns
HRG wrote:There could have been a very good reason for this break, and I would think that someone capable of providing cover would be there.
It would have been idiotic to not have anyone working on the admin side. But then even recently Buckle was saying nothing was going to happen in the window, so perhaps it was granted with that in mind, and the comings and goings were a bit of a suprise?
Not acceptable

They knew there was going to be a big chance of movement with scouts at our games for months now.

It just gets worse!

Re: Amateur (Players ineligible to play last night)

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 14:53
by HRG
I don't like people getting into trouble so try to offer alternative views.
Of course I'm now wishing I hadn't mentioned it and am glad that I never have anything new to add. I couldn't cope with being an 'in the know' type person, I'd probably explode. Just thought it might help make sense of why it went wrong.
I shall stick to my poor attempts at humour and obvious sporting stupidity :Oops: