October 3rd
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"The article is incorrect it isn't an exemption it is just the new structure" would have sufficed like.
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Try telling the FA its not an exemption
It is of course an exemption, because all NLN & NLS clubs do not have to play in the qualifying rounds or the 1st round proper. You could say that they are exempt from playing in those rounds.
The fact all NLN & NLS clubs get the same exemption does not mean it is not an exemption.
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probably not a bad thing to get drawn away to a lower league side each round to save on expensesal_quaker wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 7:21 amOn the subject of the new season, I see we're entering next seasons FA Trophy at the second round (https://darlingtonfc.co.uk/news/quakers ... -fa-trophy). Not entirely sure why!
In worse news, FA cup prize money has been halved. So, as our opening game of the season is schedule to be FA Cup 2QR, and may well be behind closed doors or vastly reduced crowds. A money spinner...
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getting drawn away in each round to a lower league side would cost us money in expenses with travelling as I`m sure the prize money if we won would not be much especially with no gate money as well
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Not so. The home side pays the expenses of the away side before costs and only after officials are paid.darlo reborn wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 1:02 pmgetting drawn away in each round to a lower league side would cost us money in expenses with travelling as I`m sure the prize money if we won would not be much especially with no gate money as well
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would be better than paying expenses for refs, stewards, catering and any other extras even if BCD. Obviously need to win those away games thoughdarlo reborn wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 1:02 pmgetting drawn away in each round to a lower league side would cost us money in expenses with travelling as I`m sure the prize money if we won would not be much especially with no gate money as well
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How can the home side pay expenses when they will not get any money from tie they would just forfeit it if they had any sense
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Slightly off topic I know but just been rumaging through my programme collection and speaking of October 3rd it was on this date in 1978 42 years ago Darlington FC had a magical night out at goodison park to play Everton in a league cup 3rd round game. I remember it like yesterday they'd smashed Wimbledon 8 0 in the previous round and were expected to give us the same treatment yet only beat us 1 0 and if Jimmy seal hadn't missed two open goals one of the greatest nights in our history could have been better still.
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Remember it well we were excellent that night and could easily have pulled off a shock result. It was well before the days when top sides made wholesale changes for cup matches and I am pretty sure Everton fielded a strong team that night. I remember the Everton manager was Gordon Lee and he was very complementary about our performance and admitted that we gave them a real fright. On a less welcome note we were pelted with stones and bottles on our way back to our buses after the game.Mister e wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 3:56 pmSlightly off topic I know but just been rumaging through my programme collection and speaking of October 3rd it was on this date in 1978 42 years ago Darlington FC had a magical night out at goodison park to play Everton in a league cup 3rd round game. I remember it like yesterday they'd smashed Wimbledon 8 0 in the previous round and were expected to give us the same treatment yet only beat us 1 0 and if Jimmy seal hadn't missed two open goals one of the greatest nights in our history could have been better still.
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Yep it only seems like yesterday to me as well. I remember we had about 40 coaches at the game & we parked in a road through a park. We were so unlucky Clive Natress causing chaos down the wing. I'll always remember at halftime 2 Everton fans were chatting & they thought that Everton were the away team & Darlo must be the home team due to the number of Darlo fans at the game!! Also after the game the Everton fans gathered to have a go at the Darlo fans until they realised how many of us were at the game. A great night.Old Git wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 4:08 pmRemember it well we were excellent that night and could easily have pulled off a shock result. It was well before the days when top sides made wholesale changes for cup matches and I am pretty sure Everton fielded a strong team that night. I remember the Everton manager was Gordon Lee and he was very complementary about our performance and admitted that we gave them a real fright. On a less welcome note we were pelted with stones and bottles on our way back to our buses after the game.Mister e wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 3:56 pmSlightly off topic I know but just been rumaging through my programme collection and speaking of October 3rd it was on this date in 1978 42 years ago Darlington FC had a magical night out at goodison park to play Everton in a league cup 3rd round game. I remember it like yesterday they'd smashed Wimbledon 8 0 in the previous round and were expected to give us the same treatment yet only beat us 1 0 and if Jimmy seal hadn't missed two open goals one of the greatest nights in our history could have been better still.
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Yes, I was there too.Darlo_Pete wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 6:58 pmYep it only seems like yesterday to me as well. I remember we had about 40 coaches at the game & we parked in a road through a park. We were so unlucky Clive Natress causing chaos down the wing. I'll always remember at halftime 2 Everton fans were chatting & they thought that Everton were the away team & Darlo must be the home team due to the number of Darlo fans at the game!! Also after the game the Everton fans gathered to have a go at the Darlo fans until they realised how many of us were at the game. A great night.Old Git wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 4:08 pmRemember it well we were excellent that night and could easily have pulled off a shock result. It was well before the days when top sides made wholesale changes for cup matches and I am pretty sure Everton fielded a strong team that night. I remember the Everton manager was Gordon Lee and he was very complementary about our performance and admitted that we gave them a real fright. On a less welcome note we were pelted with stones and bottles on our way back to our buses after the game.Mister e wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 3:56 pmSlightly off topic I know but just been rumaging through my programme collection and speaking of October 3rd it was on this date in 1978 42 years ago Darlington FC had a magical night out at goodison park to play Everton in a league cup 3rd round game. I remember it like yesterday they'd smashed Wimbledon 8 0 in the previous round and were expected to give us the same treatment yet only beat us 1 0 and if Jimmy seal hadn't missed two open goals one of the greatest nights in our history could have been better still.
I think Bob Latchford scored.
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Google says it was Martin Dobson, although Latchford played. It's a long time ago!wizardofos wrote: ↑Wed Aug 05, 2020 5:37 amYes, I was there too.Darlo_Pete wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 6:58 pmYep it only seems like yesterday to me as well. I remember we had about 40 coaches at the game & we parked in a road through a park. We were so unlucky Clive Natress causing chaos down the wing. I'll always remember at halftime 2 Everton fans were chatting & they thought that Everton were the away team & Darlo must be the home team due to the number of Darlo fans at the game!! Also after the game the Everton fans gathered to have a go at the Darlo fans until they realised how many of us were at the game. A great night.Old Git wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 4:08 pmRemember it well we were excellent that night and could easily have pulled off a shock result. It was well before the days when top sides made wholesale changes for cup matches and I am pretty sure Everton fielded a strong team that night. I remember the Everton manager was Gordon Lee and he was very complementary about our performance and admitted that we gave them a real fright. On a less welcome note we were pelted with stones and bottles on our way back to our buses after the game.Mister e wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 3:56 pmSlightly off topic I know but just been rumaging through my programme collection and speaking of October 3rd it was on this date in 1978 42 years ago Darlington FC had a magical night out at goodison park to play Everton in a league cup 3rd round game. I remember it like yesterday they'd smashed Wimbledon 8 0 in the previous round and were expected to give us the same treatment yet only beat us 1 0 and if Jimmy seal hadn't missed two open goals one of the greatest nights in our history could have been better still.
I think Bob Latchford scored.
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The charm of the cup.darlo reborn wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 3:30 pmHow can the home side pay expenses when they will not get any money from tie they would just forfeit it if they had any sense
Remember that clubs have to apply, and pay to play in the cup in January for the following season. We had no idea of Covid 19 in January so any club would be expecting a crowd of some sort.
This would normally not be such a big risk unless you hit a draw where the away team decided on an overnight stay, which is why the early rounds are regionalised to diminish the possibility.
Somewhere in the back of my mind I think there is a cut off date for withdrawal and doing so afterwards incurs penalties. Again, as in the early days we had no idea how long the pandemic would last so perhaps the cut off date passed before people realised the implications of staying in the cup and rather than take a fine they hope to get the winners prize to pay the costs. (Just mussing about the possibilities, not knowledge).
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Not actually sure how it works if gate receipts don't even cover expenses.
I always thought it was total gate minus expenses and then what is left is shared between the clubs. I don't know who's expenses get priority when the actually receipts don't cover them. I assume there must be a process for it.
There has been a suggestions that if the games can't be played the FA stance is that the show must go on. They must play their final this season come what may (...or July). If rounds cannot be played on the dates determined then the round will be effectively voided and the competition will start from the next scheduled round and clubs will be eliminated using a draw from a hat.
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lo36789 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 05, 2020 10:05 amNot actually sure how it works if gate receipts don't even cover expenses.
I always thought it was total gate minus expenses and then what is left is shared between the clubs. I don't know who's expenses get priority when the actually receipts don't cover them. I assume there must be a process for it.
There has been a suggestions that if the games can't be played the FA stance is that the show must go on. They must play their final this season come what may (...or July). If rounds cannot be played on the dates determined then the round will be effectively voided and the competition will start from the next scheduled round and clubs will be eliminated using a draw from a hat.
The Referee I presume!
You are right, its gate receipts less expenses that are shared. I am guessing that if games are behind closed doors, no teams will be entitled to any expenses. IE away team will have to meet their own travel expenses. Possibly home team having to pay referee ( not sure) and home team responsible for rent/ lights etc.
Its a good thing that at earliest stages the ties are local, but by time NLN & NLS are involved there could be some expensive trips if not getting travel expenses.
Presumably if say away team can't afford to cover their own travel expenses then home team get a bye - same as if home team can't afford cost of renting ground ( if pay by the game)
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I didn't say that I responded to it !!lo36789 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 05, 2020 10:05 amNot actually sure how it works if gate receipts don't even cover expenses.
I always thought it was total gate minus expenses and then what is left is shared between the clubs. I don't know who's expenses get priority when the actually receipts don't cover them. I assume there must be a process for it.
There has been a suggestions that if the games can't be played the FA stance is that the show must go on. They must play their final this season come what may (...or July). If rounds cannot be played on the dates determined then the round will be effectively voided and the competition will start from the next scheduled round and clubs will be eliminated using a draw from a hat.
The ref and lino's get first dibs on the income from the game, then "Matchday expenses such as floodlighting and the away sides expenses. After that we get to the point that the Know FA get their 5% and the clubs split the rest. (That used to be 10% for the Know FA but was changed a few years ago for the early matches as many had no profit.
It may sound rather mean, but the home clubs are responsible for the expenses of putting the game on. If they lose money it is in effect tough Sh27t. As I said, the hope at this point must be that they win the game and the prize is at least equal to the costs.
Once again it has to be remembered that clubs signed up pre Covid, and I have seen nothing from the FA about them slackening off the rule about closing date to withdraw. (For my sins I have opted in to all info emails from the Know FA not just ticketing ones).
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To do as you say and void the expenses rules there would have to be a rule change. I am 100% sure that no such change has been made to this pointspen666 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 05, 2020 11:19 amlo36789 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 05, 2020 10:05 amNot actually sure how it works if gate receipts don't even cover expenses.
I always thought it was total gate minus expenses and then what is left is shared between the clubs. I don't know who's expenses get priority when the actually receipts don't cover them. I assume there must be a process for it.
There has been a suggestions that if the games can't be played the FA stance is that the show must go on. They must play their final this season come what may (...or July). If rounds cannot be played on the dates determined then the round will be effectively voided and the competition will start from the next scheduled round and clubs will be eliminated using a draw from a hat.
The Referee I presume!
You are right, its gate receipts less expenses that are shared. I am guessing that if games are behind closed doors, no teams will be entitled to any expenses. IE away team will have to meet their own travel expenses. Possibly home team having to pay referee ( not sure) and home team responsible for rent/ lights etc.
Its a good thing that at earliest stages the ties are local, but by time NLN & NLS are involved there could be some expensive trips if not getting travel expenses.
Presumably if say away team can't afford to cover their own travel expenses then home team get a bye - same as if home team can't afford cost of renting ground ( if pay by the game)
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I didn't think it is written that the home team must simply pay the expenses incurred by the away team. It is that the away club is reimbursed for expenses from the proceeds of the match.
The same goes for the home team. Traditionally they would incur the match officials, lighting, stewarding expenses and then would be reimbursed from the "pot" (income from the game).
This stuff must be written in the rules mind there must be games, especially in the Sunday National Cup, where the proceeds of the game don't cover the costs incurred. I mean they are meant to charge £2 for entry but I just walk into the ones round ours and nobody ever challenges you. There is no way that they manage to get back the referees fees never mind floodlights and away team travel.
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The FA rules for a previous season state in Rule 22
There are strict rules on when you can apply to FA for permission to charge an overnight stay as an expense
http://www.thefa.com/-/media/thefacom-n ... 19-20.ashx
In rule 23 - what are classed as expenses are detailed - the cost of staging the game, floodlights, travel etc are all expenses and would therefore be shared between the 2 clubs if no fans allowed.In cases where the gate receipts are not sufficient to cover the entire expenses of the match, the deficit shall be shared by the two competing Clubs.
There are strict rules on when you can apply to FA for permission to charge an overnight stay as an expense
http://www.thefa.com/-/media/thefacom-n ... 19-20.ashx