To be fair the PDPA website advise the players to do this:The Crusader wrote:No sympathy from me. Criminal who's played the system using wrong visa probably, been found out and is paying the price.
Only himself to blame.
Not sure of the full details of his case just pointing it out.If you are a player coming to the UK to play in UK Q-School you should come on a visitor visa. If you then obtains a tour card you can go through the proces to obtain a Tier 2 visa when your visitor visa expires.
21st April 2016 7:01amGinge wrote:the cancer has been cut from the BDO
Convicted criminals aren't the sharpest tools in the box mate.Rotwein wrote:I hope the mistake(s) he made in the past dont appear as an insuperable barrier for his career now. I just cant believe he´s stupid enough to wait to the last moment to sort this out. You would think he dealed with this BEFORE moving...
That's all fair enough but how many visitor visas has he come over here on?nikkiboy wrote:To be fair the PDPA website advise the players to do this:The Crusader wrote:No sympathy from me. Criminal who's played the system using wrong visa probably, been found out and is paying the price.
Only himself to blame.
Not sure of the full details of his case just pointing it out.If you are a player coming to the UK to play in UK Q-School you should come on a visitor visa. If you then obtains a tour card you can go through the proces to obtain a Tier 2 visa when your visitor visa expires.
nikkiboy wrote:To be fair the PDPA website advise the players to do this:The Crusader wrote:No sympathy from me. Criminal who's played the system using wrong visa probably, been found out and is paying the price.
Only himself to blame.
Not sure of the full details of his case just pointing it out.If you are a player coming to the UK to play in UK Q-School you should come on a visitor visa. If you then obtains a tour card you can go through the proces to obtain a Tier 2 visa when your visitor visa expires.
oh well... yes...BlueSpark wrote:Convicted criminals aren't the sharpest tools in the box mate.Rotwein wrote:I hope the mistake(s) he made in the past dont appear as an insuperable barrier for his career now. I just cant believe he´s stupid enough to wait to the last moment to sort this out. You would think he dealed with this BEFORE moving...
He wouldn't have been busted otherwise
Everyone deserves a second chance definately but he may well have to wait a few more years before he gets his, in the eyes of UK immigration at least.Rotwein wrote:oh well... yes...BlueSpark wrote:Convicted criminals aren't the sharpest tools in the box mate.Rotwein wrote:I hope the mistake(s) he made in the past dont appear as an insuperable barrier for his career now. I just cant believe he´s stupid enough to wait to the last moment to sort this out. You would think he dealed with this BEFORE moving...
He wouldn't have been busted otherwise
all the worse if he hack up this chance in life now...
21st April 2016 7:01amGinge wrote:the cancer has been cut from the BDO
nikkiboy wrote:Everyone deserves a second chance definately but he may well have to wait a few more years before he gets his, in the eyes of UK immigration at least.Rotwein wrote:oh well... yes...BlueSpark wrote:Convicted criminals aren't the sharpest tools in the box mate.Rotwein wrote:I hope the mistake(s) he made in the past dont appear as an insuperable barrier for his career now. I just cant believe he´s stupid enough to wait to the last moment to sort this out. You would think he dealed with this BEFORE moving...
He wouldn't have been busted otherwise
all the worse if he hack up this chance in life now...
Garry Murphy wrote:
And why should some people get a second chance at all ?, should Tony Eccles, or a murderer who was only caught the one time be entitled to a second chance.
Mac, is the delay in granting him a visa down to his past?mac wrote:Just to clear things up (especially DannyBoy) who it seems i really piss off yet he or most people don't know the facts ....
Corey could NOT apply for a visa until he secured a tour card, as soon as he won his tour card we jointly decided that he would stay and play until 5th March as he was going home then to get married that month.
Corey can enter the UK for up to 6 months a year on a visitor visa and be allowed to play darts as he does not get a guarenteed wage he can only receive prize money i.e..Winnings.
We applied for the Visa and Corey had his visa interview in March back in Melbourne,this is now being processed, he has not been told been refused anything as we speak but it seems that a lot of people know more than Corey and myself.
When you apply for a visa you have to hand your passport in, so at the moment until the decision is made, Corey can not travel to the UK, he will 100% be back for the second half of the year either way.
I hope this clears things up but I'm sure people will still put silly comments up, Unfortunatly for me DannyBoy, while Corey is earning money back home he gets to keep every penny of it as he has a young family to keep leaving me no alternative to do me "creaming" somewhere else
21st April 2016 7:01amGinge wrote:the cancer has been cut from the BDO
I would say thieving and some other minor charges deserve a second chance. However he failed to appear in court which is only his own fault, so he'll get what he bargained for.Garry Murphy wrote:nikkiboy wrote:Everyone deserves a second chance definately but he may well have to wait a few more years before he gets his, in the eyes of UK immigration at least.Rotwein wrote:oh well... yes...BlueSpark wrote:Convicted criminals aren't the sharpest tools in the box mate.Rotwein wrote:I hope the mistake(s) he made in the past dont appear as an insuperable barrier for his career now. I just cant believe he´s stupid enough to wait to the last moment to sort this out. You would think he dealed with this BEFORE moving...
He wouldn't have been busted otherwise
all the worse if he hack up this chance in life now...
do they ?
What constitutes a second chance when cadby had MULTIPLE charges against him....one you might forgive, but multiple., no way deserves multiple chances
And why should some people get a second chance at all ?, should Tony Eccles, or a murderer who was only caught the one time be entitled to a second chance.
Well not too likely as he's serving 16 years in prisonLee Taylor wrote:I can’t believe we will ever see Tony Eccles back playing darts!
That is exactly my point!26scored wrote:Well not too likely as he's serving 16 years in prisonLee Taylor wrote:I can’t believe we will ever see Tony Eccles back playing darts!
Not sure you can play darts in there
No no no no he was getting released at the start of the year as it was a miscarriage of justice, Oche said so.26scored wrote:Well not too likely as he's serving 16 years in prisonLee Taylor wrote:I can’t believe we will ever see Tony Eccles back playing darts!
Not sure you can play darts in there
It would have been better if Oche had not pressed charges in the first placeGinge wrote:No no no no he was getting released at the start of the year as it was a miscarriage of justice, Oche said so.26scored wrote:Well not too likely as he's serving 16 years in prisonLee Taylor wrote:I can’t believe we will ever see Tony Eccles back playing darts!
Not sure you can play darts in there
21st April 2016 7:01amGinge wrote:the cancer has been cut from the BDO
Peter Sutcliffe. Ian Huntly, etc etc etc, nah not everyone.nikkiboy wrote:Everyone deserves a second chance definately but he may well have to wait a few more years before he gets his, in the eyes of UK immigration at least.Rotwein wrote:oh well... yes...BlueSpark wrote:Convicted criminals aren't the sharpest tools in the box mate.Rotwein wrote:I hope the mistake(s) he made in the past dont appear as an insuperable barrier for his career now. I just cant believe he´s stupid enough to wait to the last moment to sort this out. You would think he dealed with this BEFORE moving...
He wouldn't have been busted otherwise
all the worse if he hack up this chance in life now...
Excellent news. Looking forward to see him back on the main tour soon.mac wrote:Just to clear things up (especially DannyBoy) who it seems i really piss off yet he or most people don't know the facts ....
Corey could NOT apply for a visa until he secured a tour card, as soon as he won his tour card we jointly decided that he would stay and play until 5th March as he was going home then to get married that month.
Corey can enter the UK for up to 6 months a year on a visitor visa and be allowed to play darts as he does not get a guarenteed wage he can only receive prize money i.e..Winnings.
We applied for the Visa and Corey had his visa interview in March back in Melbourne,this is now being processed, he has not been told been refused anything as we speak but it seems that a lot of people know more than Corey and myself.
When you apply for a visa you have to hand your passport in, so at the moment until the decision is made, Corey can not travel to the UK, he will 100% be back for the second half of the year either way.
I hope this clears things up but I'm sure people will still put silly comments up, Unfortunatly for me DannyBoy, while Corey is earning money back home he gets to keep every penny of it as he has a young family to keep leaving me no alternative to do me "creaming" somewhere else
Im pretty sure you do ok without contribution's from Cadbymac wrote:Just to clear things up (especially DannyBoy) who it seems i really piss off yet he or most people don't know the facts ....
Corey could NOT apply for a visa until he secured a tour card, as soon as he won his tour card we jointly decided that he would stay and play until 5th March as he was going home then to get married that month.
Corey can enter the UK for up to 6 months a year on a visitor visa and be allowed to play darts as he does not get a guarenteed wage he can only receive prize money i.e..Winnings.
We applied for the Visa and Corey had his visa interview in March back in Melbourne,this is now being processed, he has not been told been refused anything as we speak but it seems that a lot of people know more than Corey and myself.
When you apply for a visa you have to hand your passport in, so at the moment until the decision is made, Corey can not travel to the UK, he will 100% be back for the second half of the year either way.
I hope this clears things up but I'm sure people will still put silly comments up, Unfortunatly for me DannyBoy, while Corey is earning money back home he gets to keep every penny of it as he has a young family to keep leaving me no alternative to do me "creaming" somewhere else
