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Irish Sky Blue

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Good idea, perhaps an Irish based supporter or one with an Irish passport.
I've got an Irish passport. How would you go about contacting an MEP? As I live over here I still don't actually have an MEP.
 

Philosorapter

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Would the complaint only be against the action and the person ( people ) who effected it? ( I am not a lawyer )
In this case of ( presumably) a breach of some EU regulation could not attach to WASPS unless they engaged in the breach?

The EU complaint, from my recollection (there are so many different areas of law that can be argued) is based around the argument itself. The 'who' doesn't matter. Of course, it does help if the entity making the complaint is the one that would also be affected by the complaint.

This is not always the case though. This is why you have people or groups having permission to argue on an entities behalf.
 
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Nick

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For me, they'd need a platform capable of managing membership, live streaming meetings and allowing real time voting as a minimum.

That's quite basic, this forum software could do that but would be a bit overkill as it's mainly a forum.

their existing site is powered by Joomla, could just install something like this - Membership Pro, by Ossolution Team - Joomla Extension Directory

Have this managing memberships / subscriptions - Membership Pro

Live stream can use youtube / FB Live / Periscope embedded to save bandwidth

Polls - Community Polls, by corejoomla.com - Joomla Extension Directory = You then just poll "members" within the site so it is truly 1 vote per member (no blagging of clearing cookies or using a different computer).

That could have it setup within a few hours, I dont know how their member database is currently to be able to import it. I assume they would just send an email out saying "go to this link and sign up if you want to"

That took me less than 5 minutes to figure out.
 

oldskyblue58

CCFC Finance Director
I am not too sure a complaint needs to include any affected party. When doing EU Law at Uni they were quite specific with this. It was the process which was being argued had been completely exhausted in a member state courts system to be the unlocking principle.

This is quite important. If anyone can make a complaint about a process which has gone fully through the UK court system then this is not a continuation of legal action.

I could be wrong though. This is from what I can remember from a few years ago.

I was just going on this but i wouldnt profess to be an expert in EU law

State aid complaint form – European Commission

Pursuant to Article 24 of the Procedural Regulation, only interested parties may submit complaints to inform the Commission of any alleged unlawful aid or misuse of aid. To that end, natural and legal persons submitting a complaint pursuant to Articles 12(1) and 24(2) of the Procedural Regulation shall demonstrate that they are interested parties within the meaning of Article 1(h) of that Regulation. (See to that end also Article 11a (1) of the Implementing Regulation ).

Article 1(h) of the Procedural Regulation defines interested parties as "any Member State and any person, undertaking or association of undertakings whose interests might be affected by the granting of aid, in particular the beneficiary of the aid, competing undertakings and trade associations."
 

oldfiver

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That's quite basic, this forum software could do that but would be a bit overkill as it's mainly a forum.

their existing site is powered by Joomla, could just install something like this - Membership Pro, by Ossolution Team - Joomla Extension Directory

Have this managing memberships / subscriptions - Membership Pro

Live stream can use youtube / FB Live / Periscope embedded to save bandwidth

Polls - Community Polls, by corejoomla.com - Joomla Extension Directory = You then just poll "members" within the site so it is truly 1 vote per member (no blagging of clearing cookies or using a different computer).

That could have it setup within a few hours, I dont know how their member database is currently to be able to import it. I assume they would just send an email out saying "go to this link and sign up if you want to"


Reading the Act under which the Company is constituted - You join as a shareholder Member for the appropriate amount and then you are a "member" until you leave and withdraw your introductory amount.
I do not think you could charge to have a vote on any membership issue
 

Nick

Administrator
Reading the Act under which the Company is constituted - You join as a shareholder Member for the appropriate amount and then you are a "member" until you leave and withdraw your introductory amount.
I do not think you could charge to have a vote on any membership issue

No, I meant charge for the membership.

If it's the case that it's for life then they would just import their existing members in to have access.

So I am a member for example, chuck my details into their database and I can log into the site and vote on polls / see streamed meetings etc.

If I vote on a poll, I don't have access to then vote again.
 

Philosorapter

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That's the point: Article 1(h)

Any persons interests can be affected. In particular but not tied down to.

This is not a continuation of legals. Anyone could of made the complaint.
 
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Adge

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Platforms for what? There are plenty about and would probably cost less than they pay security for a meeting.
It's no different to when CJ just says "I will put it to the board" and then nothing is ever heard again.

It's their way of getting you to stop asking questions of them.
Laughable. “I’ll put it to the board” being the standard response.
I’ll bring the Brandy and Cigars and my best smoking jacket to the board room for the next meeting. :emoji_rolling_eyes:
 

Philosorapter

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Let's hear it for the stakeholders.

What Is a Stakeholder?

A stakeholder is a party that has an interest in a company and can either affect or be affected by the business. The primary stakeholders in a typical corporation are its investors, employees, customers and suppliers. However, the modern theory of the idea goes beyond this original notion to include additional stakeholders such as a community, government or trade association.

This does mean even the Sky Blue Trust could of put in a complaint if they wished of!
 
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Skyblueweeman

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Let's hear it for the stakeholders.

What Is a Stakeholder?

A stakeholder is a party that has an interest in a company and can either affect or be affected by the business. The primary stakeholders in a typical corporation are its investors, employees, customers and suppliers. However, the modern theory of the idea goes beyond this original notion to include additional stakeholders such as a community, government or trade association.

This does mean even the SkyBlueTrust could of put in a complaint if they wished of!

And here's me thinking you just did graphs.
 

skybluetony176

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I've got an Irish passport. How would you go about contacting an MEP? As I live over here I still don't actually have an MEP.
Were you born in Ireland and do you qualify for a vote by proxy in Ireland? If you do your proxy will be in a designated seat, whoever the sitting MEP is in that seat would be the MEP you contact.
 

Irish Sky Blue

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Blackpool
Birmingham
Bolton
Darlington
Derby
Chester
There are 18 league clubs in non league

anyone that failed to pay monthly salaries to players or staff ever or failed to pay tax each month. Sisu have never failed to do this

I swear you swallow the crap hook line and sinker
I would have thought that payment of salary is only one measure of the worthiness or otherwise of a set of owners. Do Sisu have the best interests of this club at heart or is their loyalty to their investors even if it is to the detriment of the club? You also have to look at the position of the club when they took over and the position we are in now (I don’t just mean league position). Above anything is the fact that they, Seppala and Fisher, decided to take the club to Northampton, using it as a pawn, holding it to ransom, in their power game with CCC. At the moment it is Wasps stopping us playing in Coventry, but Sisu have done nothing to show that CCFC are their priority. The best that can be said is that they have left Robins and Boddy to get on with it and run the club. As for backing Robins, the best that can be said is that they don’t appear to be taking money away from the club. How much of their own money they are putting in is a matter for conjecture. Considering that three players have been sold for a combined total of £6.5m, Robins hasn’t exactly been flush with transfer funds (£750k on Godden the only significant outlay). Yes they need funds to keep the club going, but how deep are they digging into their own pockets?
I think some people have short memories.
 

RegTheDonk

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That's quite basic, this forum software could do that but would be a bit overkill as it's mainly a forum.

their existing site is powered by Joomla, could just install something like this - Membership Pro, by Ossolution Team - Joomla Extension Directory

Have this managing memberships / subscriptions - Membership Pro

Live stream can use youtube / FB Live / Periscope embedded to save bandwidth

Polls - Community Polls, by corejoomla.com - Joomla Extension Directory = You then just poll "members" within the site so it is truly 1 vote per member (no blagging of clearing cookies or using a different computer).

That could have it setup within a few hours, I dont know how their member database is currently to be able to import it. I assume they would just send an email out saying "go to this link and sign up if you want to"

That took me less than 5 minutes to figure out.
Joomla is an excellent Content Management System that can manage a web site, with tons of plug ins like Nick has suggested to create a basic web site or a functional e-commerce portal. Friend of mine uses Wordpress with plug ins and PayPal - he runs a club which has yearly membership, all automated. He's clueless about this kind of IT but copes fine.
You don't need to pay through the nose these days to have a decent web presence.
 

The coventrian

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I would have thought that payment of salary is only one measure of the worthiness or otherwise of a set of owners. Do Sisu have the best interests of this club at heart or is their loyalty to their investors even if it is to the detriment of the club? You also have to look at the position of the club when they took over and the position we are in now (I don’t just mean league position). Above anything is the fact that they, Seppala and Fisher, decided to take the club to Northampton, using it as a pawn, holding it to ransom, in their power game with CCC. At the moment it is Wasps stopping us playing in Coventry, but Sisu have done nothing to show that CCFC are their priority. The best that can be said is that they have left Robins and Boddy to get on with it and run the club. As for backing Robins, the best that can be said is that they don’t appear to be taking money away from the club. How much of their own money they are putting in is a matter for conjecture. Considering that three players have been sold for a combined total of £6.5m, Robins hasn’t exactly been flush with transfer funds (£750k on Godden the only significant outlay). Yes they need funds to keep the club going, but how deep are they digging into their own pockets?
I think some people have short memories.
No sisu are the best owners in football now as we might actually get out of the 3rd division northbound instead of southbound under them. Let's just ignore the fact that we're homeless again under their tenure and they threw away any chance of ownership of the ricoh all those years ago. Oh yes and we now play at the mighty stans(cringe).
Viva sisu.
 

mr_monkey

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No sisu are the best owners in football now as we might actually get out of the 3rd division northbound instead of southbound under them. Let's just ignore the fact that we're homeless again under their tenure and they threw away any chance of ownership of the ricoh all those years ago. Oh yes and we now play at the mighty stans(cringe).
Viva sisu.

You can tell it's half term....
 

shmmeee

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Joomla is an excellent Content Management System that can manage a web site, with tons of plug ins like Nick has suggested to create a basic web site or a functional e-commerce portal. Friend of mine uses Wordpress with plug ins and PayPal - he runs a club which has yearly membership, all automated. He's clueless about this kind of IT but copes fine.
You don't need to pay through the nose these days to have a decent web presence.

We could have it set up in an afternoon. It’s really not hard. Problem is trust (no pun intended).
 

Sky Blue Pete

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I would have thought that payment of salary is only one measure of the worthiness or otherwise of a set of owners. Do Sisu have the best interests of this club at heart or is their loyalty to their investors even if it is to the detriment of the club? You also have to look at the position of the club when they took over and the position we are in now (I don’t just mean league position). Above anything is the fact that they, Seppala and Fisher, decided to take the club to Northampton, using it as a pawn, holding it to ransom, in their power game with CCC. At the moment it is Wasps stopping us playing in Coventry, but Sisu have done nothing to show that CCFC are their priority. The best that can be said is that they have left Robins and Boddy to get on with it and run the club. As for backing Robins, the best that can be said is that they don’t appear to be taking money away from the club. How much of their own money they are putting in is a matter for conjecture. Considering that three players have been sold for a combined total of £6.5m, Robins hasn’t exactly been flush with transfer funds (£750k on Godden the only significant outlay). Yes they need funds to keep the club going, but how deep are they digging into their own pockets?
I think some people have short memories.
I think that’s a fair summary but doesn’t really answer the point I was making. True coventrian said other than bury who was worse and I suggested a huge list. Macclesfield too
 

Sky Blue Pete

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No sisu are the best owners in football now as we might actually get out of the 3rd division northbound instead of southbound under them. Let's just ignore the fact that we're homeless again under their tenure and they threw away any chance of ownership of the ricoh all those years ago. Oh yes and we now play at the mighty stans(cringe).
Viva sisu.
Stop changing the goal posts. You said other than bury they are the worst. I pointed out a number of other examples and now you’ve gone all crazy. Would you prefer to be Darlington or Chester or Leyton orient?
 

Irish Sky Blue

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I think that’s a fair summary but doesn’t really answer the point I was making. True coventrian said other than bury who was worse and I suggested a huge list. Macclesfield too
I would say the Oystens at Blackpool maybe. They, as people, were certainly more odious but the damage to the club probably not as long lasting.
I can't think of another club where the owners have dismantled the infrastructure as much as our bunch. Even the shyster at Brighton had the good grace to leave after he stripped them of their ground.
 

Ring Of Steel

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I've got an Irish passport. How would you go about contacting an MEP? As I live over here I still don't actually have an MEP.
I have an Irish passport and I also have an MEP- a Mrs Grace O’Sullivan (of the Green Party). Haven’t read any of this and don’t know if it helps.
 

Irish Sky Blue

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I have an Irish passport and I also have an MEP- a Mrs Grace O’Sullivan (of the Green Party). Haven’t read any of this and don’t know if it helps.
I think the idea would be that you would contact her and ask her to make enquiries as to how long it will be before the EU (the legal bit) are likely to make a judgement on the question Sisu have put to them.
Where about are you living by the way (just being nosey!).
 

Ring Of Steel

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I think the idea would be that you would contact her and ask her to make enquiries as to how long it will be before the EU (the legal bit) are likely to make a judgement on the question Sisu have put to them.
Where about are you living by the way (just being nosey!).
Hey that’s ok, I’m in Rebel County, Roy Keane land- Cork- and as chance would have it it turns out I’ve met Rochdale’s manager a few times in the past, he’s from just up the road from where I am, I had no clue until it about an hour ago...

I can certainly do that with the MEP, let me work out how you do it.
 

Sky Blue Pete

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Hey that’s ok, I’m in Rebel County, Roy Keane land- Cork- and as chance would have it it turns out I’ve met Rochdale’s manager a few times in the past, he’s from just up the road from where I am, I had no clue until it about an hour ago...

I can certainly do that with the MEP, let me work out how you do it.
Just email them
 

Irish Sky Blue

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Hey that’s ok, I’m in Rebel County, Roy Keane land- Cork- and as chance would have it it turns out I’ve met Rochdale’s manager a few times in the past, he’s from just up the road from where I am, I had no clue until it about an hour ago...

I can certainly do that with the MEP, let me work out how you do it.
I just had to look up who the Rochdale manager is. I didn’t realise that I didn’t know. None the wiser now as I have never heard of Brian Barry Murphy. At least I now know he comes from Cork.
 

Ring Of Steel

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I just had to look up who the Rochdale manager is. I didn’t realise that I didn’t know. None the wiser now as I have never heard of Brian Barry Murphy. At least I now know he comes from Cork.
That’s the one- his dad is a GAA legend apparently, that’s why everyone in Cork knows about him and Rochdale, I wondered why the hell there was such an interest in them
 

Philosorapter

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Got to admit, there is something that is grinding my gears in all this.

Does anyone know the answer to this question, or who would know the answer to; 'what happened to the contract for the development of the district/shopping centre'?

Seems like it is a moot point that no one has looked in to further.

 

wingy

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Our own department of media and sport are in the loop re any developments re this case if what I've read is correct .
According to that the one year marks a juncture where some interim info is desseminated.
 

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