soccerstar
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Heard Pegs protested their loss to Tigers Rovers on ITC? anyone whats going on there.
No, I do not think so. They made an offer, but I do not want to move to Santiago. They also did not make the right economic offer. Thus, Reinaldo will coach them. I hope that they do well in the next qualifier.
Peg protested BCT. As manager I always do my best to make sure proper paperwork is in. BC Soccer contacted me I produced the forms. Protest denied. Rovers move on.
Ok reading all this what I feel the need to say is this. We are amateur soccer the can of worms that has been opened I believe was not meant to be opened. If there is a legit protest or complaint you go up to the team before the game like a man and say don’t play this player he is ineligible. Don’t be fcuking slimmy and dirty and protest after losing. Be a man approach the team and say according to my research so and so is not eligible if the team insists on playing him then file if you believe you are correct otherwise take the loss like a man.
What’s happened here is so fcuking bad. Langley gets a bye in provincial quarter finals? WTF? This years cup will go down in history as the biggest cluster fcuk ever. I have exhausted 3 days that I will never get back because of this can of worms.
No wonder Soccer is not going anywhere in Canada. fcuking ITC for youth players playing overseas, or ITC for an amateur never getting paid a cent. I can understand for a pro but this rule is ridiculous.
VMSL AGM will be interesting. My view is worry about your own team, mind your own business and if you feel the need to protest be a man and tell opposing team before the game starts. Not this slime back door sour grapes shite!
Who was protested?
Also whose responsibility is to ensure player ITC's are clear?
Just send off all the forms and questions to @Ballbaby on here he will take care of them for all the teams.
You have to be kidding me....this is like a soap opera....Loos like right around the time that I was posting to say that the protest was still under review, BC Soccer was informing the teams that the protest had officially be rejected.
Apparently, if I understand correctly, the Rovers player in question had left Canada to play overseas for two years and then returned. Rovers Tigers did not have an ITC on file for the player upon his return, however, it appears that the overseas team never processed his ITC paperwork either. Therefore, the entire time he was playing overseas he was technically ineligible, but was actually always eligible to play in Canada.
Just in case we thought the rest of the world was in lock step with this ITC stuff...
We do not know the details. There are all sort of factors. These things are not as simple as I forgot to do the paperwork. At this moment if someone is not doing ITC's properly, then there is some funny business going on.Dammit, guess that overseas soccer team didn't have a soccer mom, huh @Soccer Coach ? If they had, surely they would have remembered the paperwork.