TRUE BLUE NO1
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Glad this is sorted and we can move on, all the rumours were no good for the team or Joe! Nothing but best wishes on him joining his new team!
The structure of the league won't allow this. MLS teams have to pay the entire salary of a player on loan. With NYC having 3 designated players, there's no scenario they could take him anyway. MLS allows you to lower the salary cap hit of one player to bring them below the Designated Player barrier but that is being taken by Mix Diskerud (US National team player) and the player's salary needs to be around $1m at most whereas Joe's would be somewhere around $8.5m.I was just thinking if we are paying most of his wages, why not send him to NYCFC? If we are going to help any club let it be CFG club. They really need a good keeper, I suppose Patrick doesn't want to axe Saunders though, he needs to start being more ruthless this could be a big season for him the way it seems to be going over there.
Though admittedly it was difficult to see the incident, from the 3rd tier of the Colin Bell stand, where I am situated,I understood that's what the OP, (who I presumed was in a much better position to do so) actually, saw, and was literally, offering an opinion, on that basis.You should think about what you have just posted and withdraw it.
Bloody hell, as little as the that?... thats pocket money when you consider what NFL players earnThe structure of the league won't allow this. MLS teams have to pay the entire salary of a player on loan. With NYC having 3 designated players, there's no scenario they could take him anyway. MLS allows you to lower the salary cap hit of one player to bring them below the Designated Player barrier but that is being taken by Mix Diskerud (US National team player) and the player's salary needs to be around $1m at most whereas Joe's would be somewhere around $8.5m.