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Hey lads Just wondering what each clubs approach is too getting physio for there teams for a Injured player to attend or for match days. Does players pay or how do clubs make this possible Ba7 (Meath) - Posts: 29 - 20/01/2023 12:18:15 2453195 Link
Replying To Ba7: "Hey lads Just wondering what each clubs approach is too getting physio for there teams for a Injured player to attend or for match days. Does players pay or how do clubs make this possible" Most clubs like mine Just spread the costs in membership fee's. Irish_downunder (Meath) - Posts: 642 - 20/01/2023 13:34:56 2453208 Link
So most clubs membership are around 100 euro and you say that this pays for attending a physio Ba7 (Meath) - Posts: 29 - 20/01/2023 14:07:00 2453219 Link
Ours are either paid for by managers or else the teams would raise funds at the beginning/end of each year to put towards these costs ratlag (Meath) - Posts: 582 - 20/01/2023 14:37:16 2453225 Link
Replying To ratlag: "Ours are either paid for by managers or else the teams would raise funds at the beginning/end of each year to put towards these costs" Is that for adult gaa Ba7 (Meath) - Posts: 29 - 20/01/2023 15:33:30 2453241 Link
It is getting very expensive I'll give you that. 80 -100 euro to attend a match. 40-50 a payer to treat and these prices are reasonable. Then you have say your junior team or 2nd team looking for physio aswell. But to answer your question our club never ask players to pay and we pay out of club funds be it fundraisers or membership. Foley91 (Meath) - Posts: 418 - 20/01/2023 17:46:13 2453262 Link
Replying To Ba7: "Hey lads Just wondering what each clubs approach is too getting physio for there teams for a Injured player to attend or for match days. Does players pay or how do clubs make this possible" I would say its a job for the club to hav in place for the players and take the cost into account when setting membership and fundraising royal1967 (Meath) - Posts: 293 - 22/01/2023 18:41:41 2453467 Link
Oh OK I've transferred to a meath club from a kildare one and the club have asked players to fund the fees for the Manger and physio I thought that could be the way meath clubs do it found it hard to believe Ba7 (Meath) - Posts: 29 - 22/01/2023 20:15:35 2453497 Link
Replying To Ba7: "Oh OK I've transferred to a meath club from a kildare one and the club have asked players to fund the fees for the Manger and physio I thought that could be the way meath clubs do it found it hard to believe" Thats crazy. Surely thats what your paying a playing memebership for. insurance, phiso and facilities like club gym and showers? Very tight of that club and sounds like they don't have control of their finances. Irish_downunder (Meath) - Posts: 642 - 23/01/2023 09:46:06 2453528 Link
Replying To Ba7: "Oh OK I've transferred to a meath club from a kildare one and the club have asked players to fund the fees for the Manger and physio I thought that could be the way meath clubs do it found it hard to believe" The Manager and physio???? that's a bit hard to believe royal1967 (Meath) - Posts: 293 - 23/01/2023 10:14:47 2453543 Link
Replying To Ba7: "Oh OK I've transferred to a meath club from a kildare one and the club have asked players to fund the fees for the Manger and physio I thought that could be the way meath clubs do it found it hard to believe" No it is not ! I suggest you might seek written proof signed by a club official that this is the case . nobull456 (Meath) - Posts: 1266 - 23/01/2023 12:46:41 2453611 Link
What happened to us was the player paid the physio sessions, filled in the insurance form and claimed it all back. If a player couldn't afford it, the club would cover the sessions and then claim it back Tinchy1 (Meath) - Posts: 66 - 23/01/2023 14:14:22 2453665 Link
Replying To Tinchy1: "What happened to us was the player paid the physio sessions, filled in the insurance form and claimed it all back. If a player couldn't afford it, the club would cover the sessions and then claim it back" I didn't think the insurance covered physio maybe in ladies football but I'm nearly sure not in men's football royal1967 (Meath) - Posts: 293 - 23/01/2023 17:53:44 2453758 Link
Yea I was thinking the same but different counties can have different ways of doing things but with membership set at 120 thought that would be enuf to cover cost especially when there is no gym facilities Ba7 (Meath) - Posts: 29 - 23/01/2023 18:46:07 2453774 Link
Replying To Tinchy1: "What happened to us was the player paid the physio sessions, filled in the insurance form and claimed it all back. If a player couldn't afford it, the club would cover the sessions and then claim it back" Would that hav been ladies football as far as I know physio was not covered under men's insurance royal1967 (Meath) - Posts: 293 - 24/01/2023 10:33:36 2453863 Link