They are not there in I-League. If you ban them from National Games or Santosh Trophy or Durand Cup, where will they play? institutional teams are not there in ISL, I-League and 2nd Division. Now we are talking about 4th Division literally.
Institutional clubs should only be barred from I-League and I-League 2nd Division. Local leagues, tournaments, and domestic cups like the Federation Cup and Durand Cup are fine. As long as they don't have to reach an AFC license then we are good.
Skipper, teammate brawl in hotel room Goa football team players threaten to boycott Santosh trophy, demand strict disciplinary action against captain Micky for punching teammate Mario on his nose in a hotel room By TEAM HERALD | 14 Feb, 2015, 01:00AM IST A- A+ Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on google_plusone_share Share on pinterest_share More Sharing Services 0 PANJIM: The Goa football team captain Micky Fernandes failed to lead by example, as he lost his cool and punched teammate Mario Mascarenhas in the hotel room, after their 2-0 defeat at the hands of Punjab, in the bronze medal match of the ongoing 35th National Games, in Kerala, on February 7. Goa were trailing their opponents and Mario, the captain of Goa Professional League outfit Santa Cruz Club of Cavelossim, insisted his skipper should press more men forward and change the tempo of the game to bounce back into the match. This did not go down well with the short-tempered Micky, who is known for his hard tackles on the pitch and often finds his name in the referee’s book. On February 7, after the match, which started at 4 pm concluded after 90 minutes, and the team left for their hotel, at about 7.15 pm Micky entered Mario’s room and punched him on his nose, leaving the defender bleeding. The team performed as one unit until the ugly incident. After a successive Santosh Trophy campaign, which sealed a place for Goa in the final round under Micky’s leadership, the same squad along with some new additions were selected to represent the State for the National Games. Given the current circumstances, all the players have now threatened to boycott the Santosh Trophy final round until strict disciplinary action is taken by the Goa Football Association (GFA) and its President, Elvis Gomes, against Micky. Sources from the GFA stated that the reason which led to the brawl was division among the players over the captaincy which led to groupism. Initially, Tuff Laxmi Prasad SC’s prolific striker Marcus Mascarenhas led the side as Goa humbled Tamil Nadu 6-1, in the opening match, on February 1. This didn’t go well with Micky, the ex-skipper of Air India who hails from Cuncolim. However, after pressure from the GFA’s top management, Micky was named skipper for the second match which they lost to Maharashtra 5-3. “I am currently down with fever and do not have a clear picture of the incident. The GFA will surely look into the matter and action will be taken accordingly after the manager’s report,” Gomes said, late Friday night. The team arrived in Goa, on February 11 and manager, Patrick D’Souza is yet to submit his report to the GFA.
yes... papas is not playing him but he play holi and Alwin nowadays he is also banching promising winger like mandar rao dessai to play germanpreet ,Alwin and holi his pets.
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Goa football team players threaten to
boycott Santosh trophy, demand
strict disciplinary action against
captain Micky for punching teammate
Mario on his nose in a hotel room
By TEAM HERALD | 14 Feb, 2015,
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PANJIM: The Goa football team
captain Micky Fernandes failed to
lead by example, as he lost his cool
and punched teammate Mario
Mascarenhas in the hotel room, after
their 2-0 defeat at the hands of
Punjab, in the bronze medal match of
the ongoing 35th National Games, in
Kerala, on February 7.
Goa were trailing their opponents and
Mario, the captain of Goa
Professional League outfit Santa Cruz
Club of Cavelossim, insisted his
skipper should press more men
forward and change the tempo of the
game to bounce back into the match.
This did not go down well with the
short-tempered Micky, who is known
for his hard tackles on the pitch and
often finds his name in the referee’s
book.
On February 7, after the match, which
started at 4 pm concluded after 90
minutes, and the team left for their
hotel, at about 7.15 pm Micky entered
Mario’s room and punched him on his
nose, leaving the defender bleeding.
The team performed as one unit until
the ugly incident. After a successive
Santosh Trophy campaign, which
sealed a place for Goa in the final
round under Micky’s leadership, the
same squad along with some new
additions were selected to represent
the State for the National Games.
Given the current circumstances, all
the players have now
threatened to boycott the Santosh
Trophy final round until strict
disciplinary action is taken by the
Goa Football Association (GFA) and
its President, Elvis Gomes, against
Micky.
Sources from the GFA stated that the
reason which led to the brawl was
division among the players over the
captaincy which led to groupism.
Initially, Tuff Laxmi Prasad SC’s
prolific striker Marcus Mascarenhas
led the side as Goa humbled Tamil
Nadu 6-1, in the opening match, on
February 1.
This didn’t go well with Micky, the
ex-skipper of Air India who hails from
Cuncolim. However, after pressure
from the GFA’s top management,
Micky was named skipper for the
second match which they lost to
Maharashtra 5-3.
“I am currently down with fever and
do not have a clear picture of the
incident. The GFA will surely look
into the matter and action will be
taken accordingly after the manager’s
report,” Gomes said, late Friday night.
The team arrived in Goa, on February
11 and manager, Patrick D’Souza is
yet to submit his report to the GFA.