EL APACHE TEVEZ
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Well I’d go for that jim fuck um
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Alfie Budd
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I don’t think that still applies. I think what happens now if a club doesn’t want to release a player is his national team can insist on their medical team looking at him and if there’s any further disagreement, an independent panel of FIFA (or UEFA depending on the tournament) doctors makes the decision.He can't. IIRC, if we refuse to release him for international duty, the Belgian FA can apply for De Bruyne to miss the same number of club games as the international fixtures he'd miss.
From a club point of view, it’s far from ideal when you get a player that’s desperate to play for his country to try and stand in his way. Hopefully common sense will win out but there’s been too many times when it hasn’t with City players involved.
Father Paul
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He appears to have a deep passion to play for his country and unfortunately that is understandable and ultimately, until contract time at least, our problem not his.Oh but he will go to Belgium play every minute of every game and will come back injured
LongsightM13
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No, he would have to be assessed by the Belgium medical staff. Though knowing Martinez, he would insist that Steven Hawking is fit enough to playHe can't. IIRC, if we refuse to release him for international duty, the Belgian FA can apply for De Bruyne to miss the same number of club games as the international fixtures he'd miss.
crazyg
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And he's been dead for 3 years!No, he would have to be assessed by the Belgium medical staff. Though knowing Martinez, he would insist that Steven Hawking is fit enough to play
LongsightM13
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“Give him an injection and we’ll try him for an hour”And he's been dead for 3 years!
jimharri
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Furry muff, I stand corrected. I thought the rule was that, if a club withdraws a player from international duty due to injury, he is "banned" for the same number of club games as the ones he'd miss for his country.No, he would have to be assessed by the Belgium medical staff. Though knowing Martinez, he would insist that Steven Hawking is fit enough to play
HypnoticBlue
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If that was the case the dippers & rags would be missing half their squad after internationalsFurry muff, I stand corrected. I thought the rule was that, if a club withdraws a player from international duty due to injury, he is "banned" for the same number of club games as the ones he'd miss for his country.
jimharri
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"Stick him out on the wing, he'll tie up their full back"“Give him an injection and we’ll try him for an hour”
LongsightM13
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I think that is the case if the national team disputes the club’s diagnosis. Rarely enforced against the likes of the redshirts thoughFurry muff, I stand corrected. I thought the rule was that, if a club withdraws a player from international duty due to injury, he is "banned" for the same number of club games as the ones he'd miss for his country.
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