pigin stripes
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the 3 are named on the site now
3 named on offical site
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Robot Chicken
Seriously?
The Great Cornholio
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You beat me to it by 3 minutes!
The Great Cornholio
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Mr Molango :-
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
pigin stripes said:the 3 are named on the site now
Evening
The Great Cornholio
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This appears to be why Mr Tankary is here :-
Lommel face uncertain future
Tuesday, 18 March 2003
The licence commission of the Belgian Football Association (URBSFA) has announced that KFC Lommelse SK have not been granted a licence for professional football for the 2003/04 season due to mounting financial problems.
Stringent criteria
In order to obtain a professional licence, a club must have cleared any debts with the tax authorities, social security and the URBSFA. Most First Division clubs have already met these criteria, although six – R. Charleroi SC, R. AEC Mons, R. Excelsior Mouscron, KSK Beveren, RAA Louviéroise and K. Lierse SK - still have to answer specific questions before theirs are granted.
Into liquidation
KV Mechelen have not applied for the licence. They have gone into liquidation and will play in the third division next season. Lommel face a similar fate, and will de demoted to the lower leagues unless they are able to settle their debts.
Mounting debts
Lommel have not paid tax for the last year, and their debts to the URBSFA amount to €400,000. The players have not been paid since December 2002, and many are trying to find a new club.
Notable departures
Carl Hoefkens has signed a contract until the end of the season with KVC Westerlo, subject to URBSFA ratification, while Richard Culek, Nenad Bjekovic, Zoran Vaškovic, Mark Nygaard, Ibrahim Tankary and Dieter Dekelver are all either set to leave or have already done so.
Fine form
Lommel plan to field a team made up of youth players and amateurs for the rest of the season in order to ensure they complete the campaign. Despite mounting problems, Lommel have won their last two league games to boost their relegation struggle. They are also on the verge of reaching the Belgian Cup final having won the first leg of their semi-final.
Lommel face uncertain future
Tuesday, 18 March 2003
The licence commission of the Belgian Football Association (URBSFA) has announced that KFC Lommelse SK have not been granted a licence for professional football for the 2003/04 season due to mounting financial problems.
Stringent criteria
In order to obtain a professional licence, a club must have cleared any debts with the tax authorities, social security and the URBSFA. Most First Division clubs have already met these criteria, although six – R. Charleroi SC, R. AEC Mons, R. Excelsior Mouscron, KSK Beveren, RAA Louviéroise and K. Lierse SK - still have to answer specific questions before theirs are granted.
Into liquidation
KV Mechelen have not applied for the licence. They have gone into liquidation and will play in the third division next season. Lommel face a similar fate, and will de demoted to the lower leagues unless they are able to settle their debts.
Mounting debts
Lommel have not paid tax for the last year, and their debts to the URBSFA amount to €400,000. The players have not been paid since December 2002, and many are trying to find a new club.
Notable departures
Carl Hoefkens has signed a contract until the end of the season with KVC Westerlo, subject to URBSFA ratification, while Richard Culek, Nenad Bjekovic, Zoran Vaškovic, Mark Nygaard, Ibrahim Tankary and Dieter Dekelver are all either set to leave or have already done so.
Fine form
Lommel plan to field a team made up of youth players and amateurs for the rest of the season in order to ensure they complete the campaign. Despite mounting problems, Lommel have won their last two league games to boost their relegation struggle. They are also on the verge of reaching the Belgian Cup final having won the first leg of their semi-final.
The Great Cornholio
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We've got a Niger International! 
Niger could prove stubborn opponents, especially at home in the first leg, with Belgium-based striker Ibrahim Tankary the leading player available to Ivorian coach Yeo Martial.
Niger could prove stubborn opponents, especially at home in the first leg, with Belgium-based striker Ibrahim Tankary the leading player available to Ivorian coach Yeo Martial.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
What a mixed bag but you have to start somewhere.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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Odd that there's no details on the Hungarian Kerekes (unless we dont want to know - maybe Easy10 wasnt joking )
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Robot Chicken
Seriously?
Ibrahim Tankary
Robot Chicken
Seriously?
Kerekes Zsombor
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Strike
Sussex Border Front
Did Niger play in this years African Nations Cup. Lets hope Tankarys good.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
all three have something in common....they'll be happy with 50p a week wages 
Rougvie
Rising Damp
They are all no better than anything we have, and that comes from someone in the know, ive just spent the last 20 minutes in the boozer with.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Rougvie said:They are all no better than anything we have, and that comes from someone in the know, ive just spent the last 20 minutes in the boozer with.
I bet you none get contracts and go back wherever they come from unless of course they do a runner and claim asylum
The Great Cornholio
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Rougvie said:They are all no better than anything we have, and that comes from someone in the know, ive just spent the last 20 minutes in the boozer with.
That means they are as good as Leon then? I'll take that.
Rougvie
Rising Damp
Not quite, these are really not 1st Division players and that is a FACT.The Great Cornholio said:That means they are as good as Leon then? I'll take that.