No, the player has to sit out the 48 weeks even if the club have no issue with him leaving.Would a kid only have to sit out for 48 weeks if there's an objection put in by the club he's leaving??open to correction on this but if no objection to a transfer the player is free to play once transfer granted
correct
Both the secretary of the old club and new club have to sign a player's transfer form. So if the secretary of the old club refuses to sign the transfer form, is that a form of objection, or can the County Board overlook that once player meets all of the other criteria?
Not on the transfer form, only the secretary of the new club signs it.
The secretary of the club the player is transferring from does not have to sign the form.
again correct
Wow that must have changed.
I’m not getting into discussions about particular clubs or players here.Wow that must have changed.
I personally know two players that Brian Dillons objected to and seriously adversely affected the hurling prowess of both teenage players keeping them out for 96 weeks
Out the country even a neighbouring club could be 5+ miles away. In the city it could be a few hundred yards
how long ago was that cause the home club no longer has the ability to object, they can give their observations but the board decides and will grant a transfer if it reaches the criteriaWow that must have changed.
I personally know two players that Brian Dillons objected to and seriously adversely affected the hurling prowess of both teenage players keeping them out for 96 weeks
its very blurry waters in the city alright and always has been
Correct and it’s a scurrilous thing to say about any club that they essentially ruined players hurling careers by a decision of the board to apply the rules as they are.
