Cebufa.org explained

Got this from my inbox.

To all concerned:

Cebu Football Association, Inc. (CebuFA) would like to clarify that a
particular website, www.cebufa.org is NOT an official website of the CebuFA.
The FA is not the owner of the above site and as such, it has no control
whatsoever over its contents.

Furthermore, it is not responsible for any information and/or data posted in
that website. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. For the
good of the game.

Yours In Football,

Cebu Football Association, Inc. (CebuFA)
Board of Directors


Jonathan M. Maximo
President

Cebu Football Association, Inc. (CebuFA)
G/F Unit 3, Friendship II Bldg.,
Hiway, Subangdaku, Mandaue City 6014 Phils.
Tel +6332 345-7885
Fax +6332 345-7886

Comments

Anonymous said…
why did it take CebuFA this long to make this "official" statement ? and why did it also take them that long to "uncover" Paul Weiler ?

that site and Paul's claims has been going on for over a year yet they only made this action now ?
10:47 AM
Anonymous said…
My guess, is as good as yours.
10:49 AM
Anonymous said…
lakas dyud kaayo ka sa CebuFA mike. kay ikaw man ang ni reklamo, gadali-dali og issue og "official statement".

but to the other sectors who were attacked by Paul, acting then as "CFA-Manager", wala dyud silay gibuhat - no comment, no verification, nothing - they just let the issue hang in the air and allow Paul to act as if he was "official" and create the impression that some schools/teams are doing nothing good for the sport and should be banned.

guess this is another example of their "football for all, all for football" motto. translation - "what's good for us is what's good for cebu football".
10:57 AM
Anonymous said…
Another benefit of being in the media (I think). What I'm worried though, is these official statements doesnt seem to deter the guy. He keeps on harping his poison. Don Bosco was on the receiving end of most his comments at the forum.

The email was also sent to the admin of philfootball and pinoysoccer, I guess, they are still pondering what to do. Since the site has been listed as the official CebuFA site in their links.
11:01 AM
Anonymous said…
just got accepted as member in pinoycoccer. glad to know Jack is back.

paul's exposed, so we could at least be happy with that. i just hope that he hasn't bamboozolled a naive football-loving person into giving him anything or something. such an act will reflect on all of us.
11:21 AM
Anonymous said…
do you think paul will post that letter in his site? hehehe
11:44 AM
Anonymous said…
We should be thankful Paul showed up in Cebu. He made our lives less boring. Dont you agree?
8:30 PM
Anonymous said…
Not for only people in Cebu, but basically all over the world people are not bored anymore because of Paul. Hehe
12:59 AM
Anonymous said…
Paul is back with another club FC Canduman Cebu ?
5:07 AM
Anonymous said…
jonny, that seems to be right. We will see how it goes. Have you seen the plan? The best players will get more than the others. Whatever happened to equal treatment?
7:51 AM
Anonymous said…
Paul's plan, runs contrary to what the canduman project is all about
11:13 AM
Anonymous said…
Hey, lets help poor kids with giving them special treatment. Good players will get more, and the ones that are not good, they get a lot less than the rest. This is the future...... Or maybe not.
8:56 PM
Anonymous said…
It´s not only me who stay behind the project..

If some people like or not the official partner of german BUNDESLIGA-club ALEMANNIA AACHEN ( www.socceunmiversity.de ) like to come inside FC Canduman or CSCST!
Alemannia Aachen qualified now for 1ST GERMAN BUNDESLIGA in coming SEASON.

In Alemannia Aachen http://www.alemannia-aachen.de HALF-FILIPINO HEINZ PUTZIER ( PFF was interested in him for playing in SEAG ) is contracted and HALF-FILIPINO Daniel Peters is contracted as coach there..
Daniel Peters is also contracted by SOCCERUNIVERSITY! ( one of the leading football-schools in Germany )
11:25 PM
Anonymous said…
Do you really think you help poor kids with giving them special treatment, like you wrote in your plan? You always talk about helping poor young kids, and this is how youre going to help them? The kids will train together and work hard like the rest, but thats not enough, they wont get as much as the good players.

We are not talking about where your german club is playing, nor the player or the coach. That is not important. We are not discussing that. We are discussing something else.

And about your partners, theyre the sponsors of your site right, or sponsors of Cebu football? Why havent they sponsored any clubs or schools before?
11:32 PM
Anonymous said…
Psst, Paul, do you know what the canduman project is all about?
11:40 PM
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