Don't know what your on about. Players on loan aren't registered with 2 clubs only the parent club, if I own a house and lease it for a year I’m still the registered owner. The tennant has a lease.You're right!
You're so right!
Quick lets get Pep on the phone. He'll be thrilled to hear it. Unbelieveable that the club and all other major European clubs missed this loop hole! Fuck me I'm glad a genius walks among us on the forum.
PLAYERS CAN BE REGISTERED TO PLAY FOR TWO CLUBS AT THE SAME TIME. LETS BY HALF OF MESSI BEFORE THE REST REALISE.
Oh no wait, you can't be because that would be fucking incompetent.
It does confuse a bit reading that. My take is a player is registered with the club that owns the players contract and when loaned out the club he goes to doesn’t own the player or his registration. So even time on loan would count towards his registered club. But not at all certain it would be nice to get clarification from anyone who knows , there must be players out there that have spent a lot of time out on loan and are now either club trained or not club trained. Can’t think of any though.
You're right!
You're so right!
Quick lets get Pep on the phone. He'll be thrilled to hear it. Unbelieveable that the club and all other major European clubs missed this loop hole! Fuck me I'm glad a genius walks among us on the forum.
PLAYERS CAN BE REGISTERED TO PLAY FOR TWO CLUBS AT THE SAME TIME. LETS BY HALF OF MESSI BEFORE THE REST REALISE.
Oh no wait, you can't be because that would be fucking incompetent.
I almost got banned for saying that last sentence to a mod on here.Um you seem lost. If we actually bought Jesus that summer and then loaned him out for 3 years he would be club trained. We didn't though. You are absolutely wrong to argue that time on loan does not count as part of the three years.
...Players on loan aren't registered with 2 clubs only the parent club, if I own a house and lease it for a year I’m still the registered owner. The tennant has a lease.
I almost got banned for saying that last sentence to a mod on here.
That doesn't ;-(Sounds right.
Um you seem lost. If we actually bought Jesus that summer and then loaned him out for 3 years he would be club trained. We didn't though. You are absolutely wrong to argue that time on loan does not count as part of the three years.
Gabriel Jesus was born on 3 April 1997.
Even if he joined City July 2016, he would have been 19 already.
Not possible to be registered for 36 months with City
between aged 15 and 21 - which means between season start 2011 and end of the season he turns 21 - which was May 2018.
Maybe that's why City could easily let him stay at Palmeiras til end 2016. Np chance for becoming HG.
Agreed?