THIS IS NOT RIGHT!

[shrimper]

Gnasher...
The League and the PFA are already involved, heavily. The PFA has had ongoing and very recent representations from Morecambe’s player spokesman and the League are sitting in judgement on the most crucial immediate decision of all – whether Mr Cala should be deemed fit and proper.
As I see it (and I’m no expert on the technicalities… if they say he is, it would effectively give him a green light to use his shares in whatever way he saw fit, claiming ownership and touting the club as ‘his asset’, officially sanctioned by the League.
If the PFA have a view on that, given the representations they’ve received from Morecambe players, their members, about what’s happening and what they think about the possible introduction of Mr Cala, they can express that to the League and it may, along with other information they receive, have an influence on their decision.
It ‘may’ not be specifically relevant to that process – but at least they need to be made aware. I understand people are making contact. The PFA have constant contact with the League on lots of matters.

[fulwoodshrimp]

Please email the PFA and the EFL expressing disquiet about what is happening to our club. PFA email address is info@thepfa.co.uk
The more people who care, the better our chance to block what is happening.

[Zippy]

Although I personally have zero time for the individual anyway, I would have thought the elected representative of the Morecambe & lunesdale constituency could have parked his oysters and champagne for long enough to try and inject some mediation or influence on the situation, jobs and livelihoods' are at risk, the towns reputation is being besmirched by predators, any chance our media friends can ask him for an update as to his engagement on the issue please

[fulwoodshrimp]

Thanks Zippy. I have just emailed David Morris asking him to get involved. I suggested he contact the EFL to see what is going on and said the Supporters Trust was probably the way forward. Lets see what he does!

[Gnasher]

Gnasher...
The League and the PFA are already involved, heavily. The PFA has had ongoing and very recent representations from Morecambe’s player spokesman and the League are sitting in judgement on the most crucial immediate decision of all – whether Mr Cala should be deemed fit and proper.
As I see it (and I’m no expert on the technicalities… if they say he is, it would effectively give him a green light to use his shares in whatever way he saw fit, claiming ownership and touting the club as ‘his asset’, officially sanctioned by the League.
If the PFA have a view on that, given the representations they’ve received from Morecambe players, their members, about what’s happening and what they think about the possible introduction of Mr Cala, they can express that to the League and it may, along with other information they receive, have an influence on their decision.
It ‘may’ not be specifically relevant to that process – but at least they need to be made aware. I understand people are making contact. The PFA have constant contact with the League on lots of matters.

The point I was making is that because they are so heavily involved, you are unlikely to get any feedback from them until the matter is resolved either way.

[Seasider9601]

I have just emailed David Morris asking him to get involved.

Who ??

Hope he's got a map so that he knows where Morecambe is....

[shrimper]

Gnasher...
The League and the PFA are already involved, heavily. The PFA has had ongoing and very recent representations from Morecambe’s player spokesman and the League are sitting in judgement on the most crucial immediate decision of all – whether Mr Cala should be deemed fit and proper.
As I see it (and I’m no expert on the technicalities… if they say he is, it would effectively give him a green light to use his shares in whatever way he saw fit, claiming ownership and touting the club as ‘his asset’, officially sanctioned by the League.
If the PFA have a view on that, given the representations they’ve received from Morecambe players, their members, about what’s happening and what they think about the possible introduction of Mr Cala, they can express that to the League and it may, along with other information they receive, have an influence on their decision.
It ‘may’ not be specifically relevant to that process – but at least they need to be made aware. I understand people are making contact. The PFA have constant contact with the League on lots of matters.

The point I was making is that because they are so heavily involved, you are unlikely to get any feedback from them until the matter is resolved either way.

Yep, get that.

[parceldave]

I have just emailed David Morris asking him to get involved.

Who ??

Hope he's got a map so that he knows where Morecambe is....[/quote

He should know where it is by the number of times he puts it on his expenses claim form, its just before ditto, ditto,ditto, ditto,ditto,ditto,etc,etc.

[Freez]

He wont know Dave as somebody else is filling it in for him while he's on a fact-finding trip at some other businessmans expense, abroad, WIN/WIN they call it.

[parceldave]

He wont know Dave as somebody else is filling it in for him while he's on a fact-finding trip at some other businessmans expense, abroad, WIN/WIN they call it.

[Keith]

I have just emailed David Morris asking him to get involved.

Who ??

Hope he's got a map so that he knows where Morecambe is....

Very unfair! Of course he knows where Morecambe is, he built the new road single-handedly!

[John L]

I have just emailed David Morris asking him to get involved.

Who ??

Hope he's got a map so that he knows where Morecambe is....

Very unfair! Of course he knows where Morecambe is, he built the new road single-handedly!

So the roundabout's his fault! Cool!

[Keith]

So the roundabout's his fault! Cool!